To ask what NHS frontline staff think of Breathtaking?

[CloudyYellow]

I have watched all 3 episodes. I worked on the frontline during Covid. I found it very triggering and my fury is back.

Not an anti-vaxxer thanks. Insulting someone online you know nothing about isn't the good look you think it is.

I'm not NHS (teacher) and I found it triggering. There's so much I've blocked.

The anti vaxxer rhetoric in the press while i was trying to access the second vaccine (took four goes) and an old schoolfriend of mine was told she would have to travel to London for hers felt a bit gaslighty tbh

We we told hospitals were overwhelmed, which was keeping different areas of the country in lockdown. Then videos were being posted of the dancing and of hospitals not looking remotely overwhelmed.
It's since been explained why this may have been - but at the time, when millions of people up and down the country were going stir crazy being confined to their homes, you can maybe understand why seeing these videos raised questions - questions that judging by the responses on the thread we're still not allowed to ask!

Neither is questioning people's personal experiences because you saw a tiktok video.

I dont agree with all the things that @Jumpingthruhoops has posted but how do you know she was safe at home Do you know her personally?

@JenniferBooth

Poor love was working from home.

Thank you.

That's not enough, but it's all I have.

Apologies, I honestly didn't mean to upset anyone.
But we also can't ignore the fact that people still have questions - some of which are now thankfully being answered via the Covid inquiry.
Please don't think I was left unscathed by the pandemic. In fact, I was seriously ill at one point (not covid) - if my 'care' had been left to the NHS hospital I was in, I'd most certainly be dead. So I am very interested in what was going on in hospitals at that time. And still am.

The problem isn’t so much you asking, as asking repeatedly, four years on, and still ignoring the answers and fixating on a few dozen people on TokTok.

I’ll ask again, do you think the frontline staff on here are lying about what happened?

She has already said she was WFH.

@Cuppateafather
I see your lovely comment has since been deleted. That's a shame.
As you'll see from my previous post, I did need medical attention during covid. If my care had been left to the NHS, I'd be dead. So I'm very interested in what was - or indeed wasn't - going on in hospitals at that time. But I'm a disgusting person for merely asking questions? Respectfully, it's that attitude that's wrong with society! Have a good evening.

My DF passed from cancer, alone in hospital in Feb 21. I will never stop being angry about politicians partying whilst people were dying without family with them.

I am afraid that the video I saw made me really angry and I was frontline NHS. I knew there would be a backlash and give some people an excuse to question what was going on in hospitals. The staff in the video were not reading the mood of the country.

What an utterly vile thing to say!? Yet I'M disgusting?
That last comment makes you sound like a complete and utter POS and trumps literally ANYTHING I've posted this evening. Go you!! 👍

Thanks love! Plenty more where that came from don't worry.

Maybe you shouldn't shit on people risking their lives day in day out to help you yeah?

I've only asked questions not insulted anyone - and I certainly haven't wished someone dead! And to think you work in the NHS!? I rest my case.

Ooh, you're tough aren't you?

Here, have a 🍩

I don't think front line staff were lying, no.
But the govt wanted to ensure mass compliance and pushed whatever message via the NHS that was necessary to achieve that.