I'm happy to be here as well. I have 2 relatives in the Uk who got it. The hubby has bad lungs so had to be hospitalised but is now home and clear, his wife got it, panicked and got so anxious she called an ambulance, was admitted to hospital where she had chest X-rays etc but found nothing and after getting a saline drip for dehydration she was sent home and no longer has symptoms. If the media would report factually and not get they're rocks off trying to scare the crap out of everybody Then perhaps those panicking and turning up at hospitals for testing would just stay at home and take some paracetamol, thereby letting hospitals get back to treating those that actually need the care. How many doctors and nurses are tied up evaluating and testing people who don't need it. Add to this the confusion from our supposed political and medical leaders and it's a dog's breakfast.
