Just that. An attempt to collect personal stories of this happening while the government tries to blame the general population for the UK death rate.
So from my circle, my cousin, 45 yo, mild asthma. Developed symptoms a week into lockdown, suddenly became much worse eight days in, husband rang an ambulance, they asked him questions, she gets out of breath walking across the room, she gets out of breath standing up. Next question, is she able to watch TV, basically is she conscious, so yes to that, well you don't need an ambulance. A year later she's still got dropping oxygen levels eg when she walks upstairs.
Another, ex BiL, previously healthy, ok up till a week of symptoms, suddenly starts panting, can't get a breath lying down. Ex SiL calls ambulance, is asked if his lips are blue, no they're not at this stage, gets worse over next two days, repeated phone calls, lips do go blue, ambulance does now come, admitted, dies. 52 yo.
So that's one person dead and one with long term effects due to policy decisions on who to admit.
We're all watching those adverts with covid actors on telling us all how shit we are for letting 100,000 die even though we've got no control over it. Let's have a thread about people with actual covid who were let down by actual policy. Not by the people at the bottom, but by the people at the top.