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Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Hey guys. Bumbling along here. I'm back at work, have no choice but to have public contact, pregnant mothers need to be seen by a midwife. The hospitals have put huge measures in place ie; waiting in their car until they are rung to come in for their appointment. Most appointments will be home visits, prior to the visit we call them and do the majority of the assessment over the phone before heading into their home to listen to the babies heartrates.
Mums where possible are to go home a few hours after birthing etc. baby Clacfart is well so far. He had breathing difficulties at birth and I've been warned his lungs are not strong so a little worried about that if he gets it. Cant believe he is 3 months old now.... (I'll attach a picture) Hope everyone is going okay. https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...da1a079793.jpg |
Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Originally Posted by Clacfart
(Post 12824356)
Hey guys. Bumbling along here. I'm back at work, have no choice but to have public contact, pregnant mothers need to be seen by a midwife. The hospitals have put huge measures in place ie; waiting in their car until they are rung to come in for their appointment. Most appointments will be home visits, prior to the visit we call them and do the majority of the assessment over the phone before heading into their home to listen to the babies heartrates.
Mums where possible are to go home a few hours after birthing etc. baby Clacfart is well so far. He had breathing difficulties at birth and I've been warned his lungs are not strong so a little worried about that if he gets it. Cant believe he is 3 months old now.... (I'll attach a picture) Hope everyone is going okay. https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...da1a079793.jpg |
Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Originally Posted by Clacfart
(Post 12824356)
Hey guys. Bumbling along here. I'm back at work, have no choice but to have public contact, pregnant mothers need to be seen by a midwife. The hospitals have put huge measures in place ie; waiting in their car until they are rung to come in for their appointment. Most appointments will be home visits, prior to the visit we call them and do the majority of the assessment over the phone before heading into their home to listen to the babies heartrates.
Mums where possible are to go home a few hours after birthing etc. baby Clacfart is well so far. He had breathing difficulties at birth and I've been warned his lungs are not strong so a little worried about that if he gets it. Cant believe he is 3 months old now.... (I'll attach a picture) Hope everyone is going okay. https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...da1a079793.jpg |
Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Beautiful baby...but the mum...wow what a stunner.
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Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Originally Posted by Clacfart
(Post 12824356)
Hey guys. Bumbling along here. I'm back at work, have no choice but to have public contact, pregnant mothers need to be seen by a midwife. The hospitals have put huge measures in place ie; waiting in their car until they are rung to come in for their appointment. Most appointments will be home visits, prior to the visit we call them and do the majority of the assessment over the phone before heading into their home to listen to the babies heartrates.
Mums where possible are to go home a few hours after birthing etc. baby Clacfart is well so far. He had breathing difficulties at birth and I've been warned his lungs are not strong so a little worried about that if he gets it. Cant believe he is 3 months old now.... (I'll attach a picture) Hope everyone is going okay. |
Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
I have what I think is a cold or virus, but different symptoms from Coronavirus (ie, my cough is productive, not dry, and I have post-nasal drip and a hoarse throat). Still, doctor didn't want me anywhere near work - was told at first that when I got to the doctor's office, I shouldn't come in and instead "tap on the glass" and then they called back and said don't come in at all, and they did a consultation over the phone. A kind of stomach bug etc is ripping through my area which ironically, is reassuring me. Doctor told me I was "low risk" to have COVID-19 and it sounded to me like they were just triaging people into "maybe has COVID-19" and "not likely to have COVID-19" and if you were in the latter group, just stay at home and wait for whatever you have to pass . . . particularly as I never brought it up, the doctor did and rabbited on about it.
There are no confirmed cases where I live but everyone on edge. Tour buses with Perth locals have been going to regional towns like mine - perhaps bringing virus with them - to raid the IGAs and the shops, to make up for shortages in Perth - that is not just rumour, it is actually happening - locals incensed about it - there is talk of "carding" people at the check-out to make sure they actually live in the area, if they are making big buys. Some towns in the Northern Wheatbelt are already doing that, you have to produce ID at checkout so they can check your address if they don't know you. The farms around the area are taking direct orders and making home deliveries to help locals, which most have never done before. So we won't have food shortages here but we will have manufactured goods shortages. I can still find toilet paper - not every day, but maybe once or twice a week. I live on an isolated property and with an independent water supply, and the neighbours run cattle, so we're well positioned for any lockdown if it comes to that. My wife and I are just making sure the vehicles never dip below half a tank of petrol, though I don't know where people would flee to if it comes to that. Perth? It will be much worse there. I just can't believe the schools are still open. Schools are petri dishes, cases are popping up at schools in the Eastern States and the ones around here now have a massive absentee rate (almost half) and growing every day as parents pull their kids out. Kids may be asymptomatic but they can pass it on to others, and the idea that they need to be in school so they are kept away from shopping centres etc is ridiculous. Where does the government think kids go after school? |
Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Originally Posted by Clacfart
(Post 12824356)
Hey guys. Bumbling along here. I'm back at work, have no choice but to have public contact, pregnant mothers need to be seen by a midwife. The hospitals have put huge measures in place ie; waiting in their car until they are rung to come in for their appointment. Most appointments will be home visits, prior to the visit we call them and do the majority of the assessment over the phone before heading into their home to listen to the babies heartrates.
Mums where possible are to go home a few hours after birthing etc. baby Clacfart is well so far. He had breathing difficulties at birth and I've been warned his lungs are not strong so a little worried about that if he gets it. Cant believe he is 3 months old now.... (I'll attach a picture) Hope everyone is going okay. The baby's aren't bad either :D |
Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
What a cute young man! Take care of yourself!!!!
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Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Originally Posted by Dreamy
(Post 12824440)
Oh boy, those cheeks were made for squidging.
The baby's aren't bad either :D He really is a chunk. Can't believe how in love I am with him. I've just been watching the news on what the plans are. It seems as they are going to follow Singapore's regime of checking temperatures before school. Healthcare is going to be majorly impacted. |
Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Originally Posted by Clacfart
(Post 12824447)
hahaha!!
He really is a chunk. Can't believe how in love I am with him. I've just been watching the news on what the plans are. It seems as they are going to follow Singapore's regime of checking temperatures before school. Healthcare is going to be majorly impacted. |
Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Coles in Kalamunda had toilet paper this afternoon - unusual as it's usually all gone 5 minutes after opening!
We may have reached the peak of the bog roll crisis |
Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 12824502)
Coles in Kalamunda had toilet paper this afternoon - unusual as it's usually all gone 5 minutes after opening!
We may have reached the peak of the bog roll crisis |
Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 12822317)
Worse thing for me at the moment is that my daughter has become unemployed for reasons beyond her control, she has no money and no chance of finding hospitality/retail work in the UK at the current time. We can't send her money as she's applying for rent assist and job seekers so she can't be having random amounts of money going into her account. Not that we can afford to send her much anyway. She's hugely stressed and so are we.
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Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12824505)
I'll give you 3 packets of pasta, 2 bottles of hand sanitiser and my first born child for a 12 pack of Kleenex loo paper. For Quilton I'll thrown in the second born child and a partridge in a pear tree (pears not included in offer)
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Re: Coronavirus - how's everyone doing?
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12824507)
Really sorry to hear this MP, what a nightmare for you :( I hope the UK's 3 month ban on tenant evictions will help your daughter a bit, and that her income support application is processed quickly.
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