@AerLingus could you please help with lost luggage! It’s been 5 days. Flew Man-Belfast on Friday 9th and no bags. Being told continually they are being flown on next flight but they haven’t even left.
A tumour won't grow and spread uncontrollably over days or weeks, but months are often the difference between life/death.
50,000 missing cancer patients, with 24,000 extra significantly delayed. Those graphs aren't shown at the conferences.
With the numbers set to increase.
Treating cancer has been my life since I was a young man, I've had tens of thousands of patients.
Losing anyone to cancer is a tragedy, but seeing young children potentially lose a parent because treatment was delayed is unacceptable.
Cancer has not got any less deadly.
Where is the rightful outrage for the people who will die unnecessarily because their cancer screening was delayed?
Billions are pumped into ludicrous COVID-19 projects, why not divert some of that money to where it's needed? We don't need 'moonshot' testing, we need mammograms.
I know I sound like a broken record, but I'm just not hearing it enough elsewhere.
Cancer services are still not properly moving. Honestly, what is going on?
Government completely obsessed with a 'second wave'. Cancer is still growing, undetected, in thousands. So frustrating.
@ZipcarUK I can’t contact anyone because my phone number isn’t registered. There’s no way for me to add it on my profile on desktop, and I can’t sign in on the app
‘Some countries talked about herd immunity as a strategy. In New Zealand we never ever considered that. Herd immunity would have meant 10s of 10000s of New Zealanders dying & I simply would not have tolerated that’
Today New Zealand returns to work
https://t.co/OtrYB0R22Z
I have a story to tell, of remarkable resourcefulness and ingenuity and it could save tens of thousands of lives. Please read this thread and RT, copying to @MattHancock and @cabinetofficeuk. It starts with my school friend's husband a week ago, desperately wanting to help. 1