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Lump in throat, dust in eye story of the day 09:22 - Feb 2 with 586 views

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Thank you to all NHS staff for all that you are doing. I know from a family member at the heart of things that you are all drained beyond imagining, but you are making a difference every single day.

Lump in throat, dust in eye story of the day on 09:29 - Feb 2 with 535 views

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Lump in throat, dust in eye story of the day on 09:58 - Feb 2 with 495 views

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Wow. That was both terribly upsetting but kind of uplifting at the same time. Well done to the staff for arranging that, how wonderful to be able to say goodbye in each others' company, despite the awful circumstances.

The NHS is the most precious institution we have, it really is home to the most talented, caring and selfless sorts. My wife is a nurse, it really has been an utterly brutal year both physically and emotionally for all those case givers. I don't know how they do it, and get up the following day to do it all over again.

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Lump in throat, dust in eye story of the day on 10:37 - Feb 2 with 439 views

BlueBadger

Sadly, this is s story that's being repeated all across the nation. There's a lot of discrete bed movement happening to facilitate this kind of thing, right now.

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