We read your article with great interest and we can learn about the problems that raised them (How did you change the children Kofid in Britain, March 18). However, children are not just children who are affected by Covid games. All age groups have been changed mentally.
Our 15-year-old daughter died due to leukemia in September 2020, and we had to dare with the “Guest List” chosen due to Kovid’s restrictions-most of her friends were excluded; The strict number of numbers means only that family members can only attend the “event”.
A few days after her funeral, a lock, my wife and wife were imposed to sit in our strong house (there is no garden and smell for our car, only an urban desert of brick and asphalt) for nearly five months. Our family has been thrown, and all of them lived miles away and were not allowed to visit harshly. He did not prefer that at all, and we deeply circulated. Do we trust politicians or senior NHS people? no.
Covid and the restrictions imposed on all of us were affected, not for good. Is it wonder that our nation is mentally ill?
Wayne and Helen Osborne
Beston, Nutinghamshere
Francis Ryan’s excellent article raises a number of important questions, not the least in relation to the constant political silence about Kofid (Covid is the dark shade of the epidemic. Why no one in power in Britain wants to talk about it? , March 17). This silence continues around the deaths. In England and Wales, the latest Data From the National Statistics Office, it appears that between January 3 and February 28, there were 884 deaths that included Covid and 601 where Covid was the main cause of death. Silence is still about who is responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths in the past five years deaf to the call to prayer.
Many of these deaths have resulted from sarcastic political options and decisions that cannot be ethically defused by politicians. Their options resulted in a catastrophic number of preventive deaths, even if they are not quantitative. Politicians followed a strategy designed to silence the discussion and pay attention to who was responsible. Those who are in the government at that time, and their advisors, must keep the account of what is expectedand It can be avoided, deaths – in other words, social killing on a scale.
Joe Sim
Fakhri Professor, Liverpool University John Morris
Steve cemeteries
Fakhri Professor, Open University
Thank you for remembering the important numbers that still live with the long Covid, five years away (Opening, March 14). Ts Eliot words pick up their position well: “At the same time we went to live / live and live in part.”
I used to a rehabilitation science lecture. Rehabilitation takes skill, time and a deep understanding of circumstances and hopes From every person. The advisor and the prime minister recently focused on the bill For luxury and the need to repair our “broken” care system. The system that allowed to break was the system of re -infringement. Rehabilitation services such as daytime hospitals or rehabilitation wings were injured by fatal injuries under the Minister of Health in Virginia Clessley, and disintegrated underneath Andrew Lansley. If a new service arises that help people who feel shrinkage and have no value to rebuild their lives, the entire country will be stronger (and perhaps less broken).
Professor Woody Kan
Duxford, Cambridgeshire
Covid has already changed TV (“Everyone warned us: Don’t come close to Tom Cruise!” How Kovid sent British TV Haywire, five years later, March 17), Especially in stimulating new creative formats, such as OrganizedOr modifications such as Hadith heads. But moreover, their style, innovation, and reassurance helped us, as we stumbled in a new world of closure relationships that lived through dodging and mysterious ancient screens and screens.
I will be particularly supervised Gresson Art Club Portrait’s sky from the week. These two highly intelligent responses to the audience have become the features of warmth, interest and humanity in the weeks of this limited human communication. It means a lot at that time.
John Forseth
Pinzans, Cornwall
