I believe daffodils are bought from Russia year-round now(!)
It ain't hyperbole if it's true. Can you name any piece of misinformation that has made things better during the pandemic? Do you consider "mere irritant"s to be improvements?
I get the feeling that covid, and everything directly related to it are no longer your main concerns.
You, like many others in this country have had treatment curtailed, and you're unhappy with this. That's your main concern now, "When do I get treated?" seems to override everything.
From someone in a similar situation, in need of long term healthcare for pre-existing conditions, the attitude stinks. I've missed one bone density scan, scheduled for May last year, and an imaging scan to see what other areas have damage. The CSF leaks were under investigation, the specialist I was seeing has since died* due to covid as far as I'm aware. These last 21 months are for me, a minor irritation, things will improve. But don't expect quick and simple.
Going way off topic, but the last time we, as a country, had such severe restrictions was in 2001. Almost a year long, rules were flouted then. Last month I noticed there was livestock on a local hillside where there had been non for the last 20 years. Twenty years to get back to feeling it's safe to do this, to "normal".
*His name appeared amongst a list produced earlier this year, of hospital staff who had died due to it. No first name or initial given, so there's a chance it may have been another with the same surname.
