Are any other #frontlineheroes #NHSangles 
utterly despairing at their dementor colleagues? I'm a nurse on an acute admissions ward so look after Covid patients every day. The hospital is half empty, there are very few in ITU, and as we're now screening every patient on admission, a lot of the confirmed Covid cases are people who were admitted for something completely unrelated, so were asymptomatic. Most of these people get better, even very elderly frail patients.
Because of this and because I'm dead inside I've become almost blasé about the entire thing, same as I would looking after patients with cdiff, or any other infectious disease - take necessary precautions, but don't panic or get worked up about it.
But all I hear at work is the constant rumble of HCP dementors saying how the lockdown has been eased too soon, we need another 3 weeks (why? What will have changed?), and moaning at the number of people seen out and about. Any attempts to point out positive news is met with suspicion and disbelief. And the constant posting of doom-mongering memes...
We had a patient last week who although aged 70+, was fit and well, enjoyed a busy social life, hobbies, travel, grandchildren. They had been out for their daily walk, collapsed, and never regained consciousness. They were found to have had a pre-existing condition which they would not recover from, and was kept comfortable until they died later that day. Their spouse was so upset that the pt's last few weeks had been spent stuck inside, not seeing family, or actually living life. Not even this could persuade my colleagues to maybe consider a different viewpoint to a never-ending lockdown.