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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Scarlett is one of the many thousands of front line NHS workers who are doing an amazing job. She is stressed to the max and completely knackered when she comes home but she's always got a smile on her face (or is it hysteria) keeping going. If we make good friends on here over the coming weeks and months it might be some small victory in the fight against this virus. Please keep safe and take this time to reconnect with family and loved ones!
Oh and please don't snap at supermarket staff. They can only fill so many shelves in a day! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Well done scarlett  and every one else who is helping. Really hope the nhs gets remembered after this is over and gets the funding that it should have had for years and not just while there is a virus. |
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"I will be looking after keyworker children on Monday and I'm very grateful to our NHS staff for carrying on x"
Thankfully our two are beyond the school stage. It must be a logistical nightmare to pull of such a sudden disruption to the school year. My heart goes out to all the kids, parents, carers and those who have to look after them. You're all stars in my book! |
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Lots of people out there just doing their jobs just like they do every other day. Except, these aren't just every other day, you all deserve more credit than you'll ever get. When all this is over Winston Churchill's famous words “Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.” would be very fitting.
Much respect is or will be also due to those who listen to advice and make these people's lives a little easier over the months to come |
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"Scarlett is one of the many thousands of front line NHS workers who are doing an amazing job. She is stressed to the max and completely knackered when she comes home but she's always got a smile on her face (or is it hysteria) keeping going. If we make good friends on here over the coming weeks and months it might be some small victory in the fight against this virus. Please keep safe and take this time to reconnect with family and loved ones!
Oh and please don't snap at supermarket staff. They can only fill so many shelves in a day!"
Totally agree, thank you to everyone who has to go to work through this  |
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