by Anonymous | 14th Jul 2020 | Clinician Stories, The Covid Diaries
My job is not any easier. There was talk that when the lockdown ended A&E would not go back to how it used to be. We had hoped it would be less manic, with an increase in staffing levels, enabling us to provide better and more timely care. The preceding...
by Anonymous | 13th Jun 2020 | Clinician Stories, The Covid Diaries
Saturday 13th June 2020 : Reality Check This week I’d quite like to get off the rollercoaster we’ve all been travelling over the last 16 weeks. I’ve had enough. I feel like my positivity has run out, the flame of hope extinguished, my ability to keep going faded away....
by Anonymous | 30th May 2020 | The Covid Diaries
Saturday 30th May 2020 Today’s Covid diary is a short film exploring the impact of lockdown on a range of young...
by Anonymous | 23rd May 2020 | The Covid Diaries
Saturday 23rd May 2020 I’ve lost count of the number of days and weeks Covid-19 has been forefront in my mind. There have been certain periods, to be honest, when virtually every waking moment, and more beside, has been occupied by thoughts and activities surrounding...
by Anonymous | 19th May 2020 | Clinician Stories
The guttural howl could be heard at the other end of the corridor. It went on and on, uncontrollable, penetrating the core of all who heard it. Inside the room the noise was suffocating. There was barely any space anyway, an extended family packed into an area far too...
