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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends"

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham

He deserves our thanks at the very least.

Ear, nose and throat consultant who volunteered to work in A and E.

People like him are the very bedrock of the NHS, can we are so so lucky to have them.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"He deserves our thanks at the very least.

Ear, nose and throat consultant who volunteered to work in A and E.

People like him are the very bedrock of the NHS, can we are so so lucky to have them. "

My heart is breaking for all of our heroes go out there day after day and put their lives at risk for us all.

Thank you all of you guys! May history remember you all as the people who stuck their necks out to save ours. What truly amazing people!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hero. Thank you and RIP

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

We are putting a candle in our window tonight to honour him and all those out there.

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By *lanemikeMan
over a year ago

Bolton

Yep.....same league as a Battle of Britain pilot. Posthumous award..??

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By *hedevilKTWoman
over a year ago

milton keynes

This news so sad I fear be first of many

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"This news so sad I fear be first of many "

I don't even want to think about it.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Yep.....same league as a Battle of Britain pilot. Posthumous award..??"

"Never in the field of human endeavour was so much owed by so many to so few"

Very apt.

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By *shrop_cpleCouple
over a year ago

Ceredigion

These people will be revered by future generations in just the same way as the Battle of Britain pilots were venerated and honored by my and also my parents generation. The NHS was this nations gift to itself after the horror of two World Wars. The moneymakers have waited for the people who fought for it to die out before they tried to spoil it, underfund it, disparage it, and thereby slyly take it from us. When Covid is in the past it will be 30 years before they dare try it again! Long live our NHS!

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By *r and Mrs 81Couple
over a year ago

Leicester

He was my sons ent doctor!! Shocked

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By *inky SpiceWoman
over a year ago

Glasgow

46 doctors have died from this virus in Italy alone. It's so tragic and heartbreaking.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"46 doctors have died from this virus in Italy alone. It's so tragic and heartbreaking."

We are very lucky to have the dedicated people we have. The day the call comes in I will do all that I can to stand behind these people.

When this is all over let us not forget everything they have done for us.

I feel very humbled right now

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By *unscot44Man
over a year ago

Stepps (Glasgow)

Agree 100%

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Humbled, yes, very

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Agreed 100%

RIP Amged el-Hawrani

Also

Dr Habib Zaidi a GP who died from suspected Coronavirus on 25.03.20. Even though he was 76 he was an active GP in Leigh-on-Sea, had been self-isolating and had not seen patients in person for about a week.

Dr Adil El Tayar a Surgeon aged 63 who died from Coronavirus on 25.03.20 after he had previously volunteered at Hereford Hospital in the Midlands during the coronavirus outbreak.

All the Doctors, Nurses and NHS staff who have given up thier hard earned retirement to return to the front line are all going to be at an age that makes them more vulnerable yet they have still risen to the call.

History will judge them Frontline heroes.

KJ x

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By *lanemikeMan
over a year ago

Bolton

Yep, as I said above these folk are in the same league as Battle of Britain pilots..... Not certain death but very increased probabilities....

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By *itonmyfacebookMan
over a year ago

Burton on Trent

Little Englanders take note that this giant of a man was Sudanese. He also worked at Derby and Burton Hospitals. The latter being where both my children were born.

We can never thank him and others like him enough.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Little Englanders take note that this giant of a man was Sudanese. He also worked at Derby and Burton Hospitals. The latter being where both my children were born.

We can never thank him and others like him enough. "

That's a very powerful comment. And considering an experience I had today involving intolerance it's really what I needed to hear. Thank you

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Little Englanders take note that this giant of a man was Sudanese. He also worked at Derby and Burton Hospitals. The latter being where both my children were born.

We can never thank him and others like him enough.

That's a very powerful comment. And considering an experience I had today involving intolerance it's really what I needed to hear. Thank you "

It's very true though isnt it?

Could easily bring the hypocrisy of Brexit into this but it will just descend into a pointless argument.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Little Englanders take note that this giant of a man was Sudanese. He also worked at Derby and Burton Hospitals. The latter being where both my children were born.

We can never thank him and others like him enough.

That's a very powerful comment. And considering an experience I had today involving intolerance it's really what I needed to hear. Thank you

It's very true though isnt it?

Could easily bring the hypocrisy of Brexit into this but it will just descend into a pointless argument.

"

Yes rather not politicise this.

Thank you to those above who mentioned others who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Today I'm at a point where one loses faith in human kind. This is keeping me going.

When a person will stand in the way of aged people getting their prescriptions over an accent... I dispair.

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester


"Agreed 100%

RIP Amged el-Hawrani

Also

Dr Habib Zaidi a GP who died from suspected Coronavirus on 25.03.20. Even though he was 76 he was an active GP in Leigh-on-Sea, had been self-isolating and had not seen patients in person for about a week.

Dr Adil El Tayar a Surgeon aged 63 who died from Coronavirus on 25.03.20 after he had previously volunteered at Hereford Hospital in the Midlands during the coronavirus outbreak.

All the Doctors, Nurses and NHS staff who have given up thier hard earned retirement to return to the front line are all going to be at an age that makes them more vulnerable yet they have still risen to the call.

History will judge them Frontline heroes.

KJ x"

I want to add I believe these were immigrants working in the NHS I havent confirmed but I'm sure someone here will know.

They were also muslims as far as I can tell.

The media havent once mentioned this and I am saying this to build bridges and show you how bias and how they show double standards.

I want to show that even immigrants and even muslims are good people too.

I'm expecting some will attack me for this but hey

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By *asmeenTV/TS
over a year ago

STOKE ON TRENT


"Agreed 100%

RIP Amged el-Hawrani

Also

Dr Habib Zaidi a GP who died from suspected Coronavirus on 25.03.20. Even though he was 76 he was an active GP in Leigh-on-Sea, had been self-isolating and had not seen patients in person for about a week.

Dr Adil El Tayar a Surgeon aged 63 who died from Coronavirus on 25.03.20 after he had previously volunteered at Hereford Hospital in the Midlands during the coronavirus outbreak.

All the Doctors, Nurses and NHS staff who have given up thier hard earned retirement to return to the front line are all going to be at an age that makes them more vulnerable yet they have still risen to the call.

History will judge them Frontline heroes.

KJ x

I want to add I believe these were immigrants working in the NHS I havent confirmed but I'm sure someone here will know.

They were also muslims as far as I can tell.

The media havent once mentioned this and I am saying this to build bridges and show you how bias and how they show double standards.

I want to show that even immigrants and even muslims are good people too.

I'm expecting some will attack me for this but hey "

Muslims Christians we are all in this together.

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester


"Agreed 100%

RIP Amged el-Hawrani

Also

Dr Habib Zaidi a GP who died from suspected Coronavirus on 25.03.20. Even though he was 76 he was an active GP in Leigh-on-Sea, had been self-isolating and had not seen patients in person for about a week.

Dr Adil El Tayar a Surgeon aged 63 who died from Coronavirus on 25.03.20 after he had previously volunteered at Hereford Hospital in the Midlands during the coronavirus outbreak.

All the Doctors, Nurses and NHS staff who have given up thier hard earned retirement to return to the front line are all going to be at an age that makes them more vulnerable yet they have still risen to the call.

History will judge them Frontline heroes.

KJ x

I want to add I believe these were immigrants working in the NHS I havent confirmed but I'm sure someone here will know.

They were also muslims as far as I can tell.

The media havent once mentioned this and I am saying this to build bridges and show you how bias and how they show double standards.

I want to show that even immigrants and even muslims are good people too.

I'm expecting some will attack me for this but hey

Muslims Christians we are all in this together."

Absolutely Sikhs Hindus atheists agnostics and so forth.

I'm highlighting these particular 3 were the first to lose their lives for us ALL and I believe they happen to fall in to the 2 main categories that are usually blamed or targeted by the right wing or the media.

That being immigrants and muslims.

I hope this shows those racists biggots or Islamophobes in particular that these are humans with a heart and soul too.

Peace!

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By *asmeenTV/TS
over a year ago

STOKE ON TRENT


"Agreed 100%

RIP Amged el-Hawrani

Also

Dr Habib Zaidi a GP who died from suspected Coronavirus on 25.03.20. Even though he was 76 he was an active GP in Leigh-on-Sea, had been self-isolating and had not seen patients in person for about a week.

Dr Adil El Tayar a Surgeon aged 63 who died from Coronavirus on 25.03.20 after he had previously volunteered at Hereford Hospital in the Midlands during the coronavirus outbreak.

All the Doctors, Nurses and NHS staff who have given up thier hard earned retirement to return to the front line are all going to be at an age that makes them more vulnerable yet they have still risen to the call.

History will judge them Frontline heroes.

KJ x

I want to add I believe these were immigrants working in the NHS I havent confirmed but I'm sure someone here will know.

They were also muslims as far as I can tell.

The media havent once mentioned this and I am saying this to build bridges and show you how bias and how they show double standards.

I want to show that even immigrants and even muslims are good people too.

I'm expecting some will attack me for this but hey

Muslims Christians we are all in this together.

Absolutely Sikhs Hindus atheists agnostics and so forth.

I'm highlighting these particular 3 were the first to lose their lives for us ALL and I believe they happen to fall in to the 2 main categories that are usually blamed or targeted by the right wing or the media.

That being immigrants and muslims.

I hope this shows those racists biggots or Islamophobes in particular that these are humans with a heart and soul too.

Peace! "

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Agreed 100%

RIP Amged el-Hawrani

Also

Dr Habib Zaidi a GP who died from suspected Coronavirus on 25.03.20. Even though he was 76 he was an active GP in Leigh-on-Sea, had been self-isolating and had not seen patients in person for about a week.

Dr Adil El Tayar a Surgeon aged 63 who died from Coronavirus on 25.03.20 after he had previously volunteered at Hereford Hospital in the Midlands during the coronavirus outbreak.

All the Doctors, Nurses and NHS staff who have given up thier hard earned retirement to return to the front line are all going to be at an age that makes them more vulnerable yet they have still risen to the call.

History will judge them Frontline heroes.

KJ x

I want to add I believe these were immigrants working in the NHS I havent confirmed but I'm sure someone here will know.

They were also muslims as far as I can tell.

The media havent once mentioned this and I am saying this to build bridges and show you how bias and how they show double standards.

I want to show that even immigrants and even muslims are good people too.

I'm expecting some will attack me for this but hey "

It's a good post. We are all humans at the end of the day. Yes there are differences that divide us but there commonality that binds us too.

This COVID-19 thing is a chance to show how beautiful we can be as human beings, standing together and supporting one another.

No attacks from me. Just respect.

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By *sianMancMan
over a year ago

Manchester


"Agreed 100%

RIP Amged el-Hawrani

Also

Dr Habib Zaidi a GP who died from suspected Coronavirus on 25.03.20. Even though he was 76 he was an active GP in Leigh-on-Sea, had been self-isolating and had not seen patients in person for about a week.

Dr Adil El Tayar a Surgeon aged 63 who died from Coronavirus on 25.03.20 after he had previously volunteered at Hereford Hospital in the Midlands during the coronavirus outbreak.

All the Doctors, Nurses and NHS staff who have given up thier hard earned retirement to return to the front line are all going to be at an age that makes them more vulnerable yet they have still risen to the call.

History will judge them Frontline heroes.

KJ x

I want to add I believe these were immigrants working in the NHS I havent confirmed but I'm sure someone here will know.

They were also muslims as far as I can tell.

The media havent once mentioned this and I am saying this to build bridges and show you how bias and how they show double standards.

I want to show that even immigrants and even muslims are good people too.

I'm expecting some will attack me for this but hey

It's a good post. We are all humans at the end of the day. Yes there are differences that divide us but there commonality that binds us too.

This COVID-19 thing is a chance to show how beautiful we can be as human beings, standing together and supporting one another.

No attacks from me. Just respect. "

I very much appreciate it thank you bud!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

You gave your life so we could have ours x

Forever in our hearts

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