Patients with ‘notions’ about coronavirus and vaccnes ‘emotional’ and ‘sorry’ in intensive care, says Belfast critical care nurse

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Subscribe              Aug 15, 2021                 Patients with 'notions' about coronavirus and vaccnes 'emotional' and 'sorry' in intensive care, says Belfast critical care nurse           Patients with preconcieved "notions" about cororonavirus, vaccinations or even doubts about the very existence of the virus itself have been "very emotional" after finding themselves in need of hospital care for the disease, a critical care nurse consultant in Belfast has said.                 Jeff Dudgeon: The biased UN seems blind to the scale of human rights abuses by terrorists   On Wednesday the News Letter reported the following story 'United Nations joins bodies condemning amnesty plan' (see link below).           Robin Swann condemns anti-vax protest at jab clinic for pregnant women   Anti-vaccine protesters have disrupted operations at a walk-in vaccination clinic for pregnant women, Health minister Robin Swann has said.           'My country can't beat the Taliban alone as so many countries are helping it'   An Afghan man who now lives in NI fears that the Taliban will take over his entire country and cause widespread poverty and death.               Absolutely stunning home in Laurelvale   11 Velton Lawns, Laurelvale: £199,950 - Williams Estate Agents 028 3833 4157       A luxury break in former stately home Thoresby Hall – what's Notts to like?   Choice is a great thing. And that's certainly what you get at Thoresby Hall, a majestic 19th century building in the shadow of Sherwood Forest and one of the premium adult-only venues owned by Warner Leisure Hotels.                             There is a worrying context to the arrest of a preacher for alleged 'hate speech' in Larne           News Letter editorial of Saturday August 14 2021:                   May I remind our chief constable that the Bible is the back bone of our society   A letter from Stanley Kerr:       Ben Lowry: Exam grade inflation is rooted in sentimentality about education and school pupils   A Levels were introduced in the 1950s.       Ben Lowry: The collapse of Kabul to the Taliban will be seen as a sign of western weakness   In the 1990s I worked on a breaking news website in London.                   View more news

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