@Bluefairy111@msport21@IBCA_UK What is the difference between lev2 / lev3 exactly? As I will qualify. HBV, HCV, interferon labrat biopsy.
I've got brain fog from all the BS figures. The calculator offers a different figure each month with same data.
Today the Infected Blood Inquiry published its report on the government's handling of compensation in the last 12 months. It contains solutions to some serious flaws in the Infected Blood Compensation Scheme. Now the government must act.
https://t.co/bXg24vWino
@steveb297@IBCA_UK Sounds like your in the cue, and the cue is used as a mechanism to justify false statistics for bi-monthly updates. Very disappointed to hear this, but not surprised at all. Give your Dr a bell and ask when he submitted data required.
I’ve always said I will do all I can to support @IBCA_UK in speeding up compensation payments to victims of the Infected Blood Scandal.
Me in @Mirror👇
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Police identify seven as main suspects in Post Office Horizon scandal inquiry | Post Office Horizon scandal
STILL WAITING FOR CRIMINAL CHARGES
#postofficeinquiry#postofficehorizon#Fujitsu https://t.co/1dFVx7RMci
Save the NHS STOP immigration.
My country is being filled with WTF and I hate having to sit on the floor with my child in A&E area full of oversized immigrant families.
It makes no sense to fill this kingdom with lazy alien culture.
#savethenhs@SaveTheNHS#save uk @govuk
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The fence is nasty. Use past & rail.
Post Office scandal: Insufficient action on compensation, say MPs - BBC News
STILL WAITING FOR CRIMINAL CHARGES
#postofficeinquiry#postofficehorizon#Fujitsu
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Im really pleased to share the information below with you, knowing people can finally get the support they need
Infected and affected people can self-refer by calling 0300 131 0444. Trained personnel are available from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday
https://t.co/aIMV6K4Av0
@IBCA_CEO_UK David, is it possible you can share feedback from any of the processed awardees to date? Anonymous proof of your commitment to the victims. It might offer reassuring words. Right now @bloodinquiry victims anguish is compounded by this added delay to justice & closure @IBCA_UK
@IBCA_UK I'll bet you a tenner the affected figures don't marry the SRF report or IBCA published figures. This is the biggest group to compensate. Just another nip at the noggin.
Don't fill your days with worry.
Let life in and live for the day fellow bleeders.Breath,hold,smile enjoy,lov
While the British are justifiably set for billions in compensation, the Australian victims of the global #InfectedBloodScandal are to receive nothing at all.
Why?
Because we are Australians and therefore our government has less reason to help us.
And that’s because now we are under the #WHOPandemicTreaty Australians are marked as test subjects.
As Guinea pigs.
And as a result we are all “marked for death”.
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"Unlikely hero of the infected blood scandal" @guardian
For many infected blood victims they see the author of the public inquiry’s damning final report, Sir Brian Langstaff as a hero.
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Lord Kenneth Clarke, who served as the minister of state at the Department of Health between 1982 and 1985 and as the health secretary between 1989 and 1990, has been heavily criticized by the Infected Blood Inquiry for his role in the infected blood scandal. The inquiry found that the government, under his leadership, knowingly exposed thousands of people to "unacceptable" risks of HIV and hepatitis C through contaminated blood products and transfusions between 1970 and 1991.
Lord Clarke was described as "blasé" in his response to the inquiry about the collection of blood from prisons in the US as late as 1983. He was also criticized for his handling of the situation and for not taking sufficient action to prevent the spread of infections. The inquiry concluded that the government failed to make patient safety paramount in decision-making and did not do enough to stop importing blood products from abroad, continuing to source blood donations from high-risk populations in the UK too, such as prisoners until 1986.
The inquiry's final report pointed the finger at politicians, doctors, and civil servants for a chilling cover-up of the scandal that led to the deaths and suffering that continue to this day. Lord Clarke's role in the scandal has been highlighted as part of this cover-up, with the report stating that the government and the NHS were directly accused of a "defensive closing of ranks."
In response to the inquiry's findings, the UK government has recently announced a £10 billion compensation package for the thousands of victims affected by the infected blood scandal. This is a significant sum, but it can never truly make up for the pain and loss experienced by the victims and their loved ones.
#GodMorningTuesday #hiv #blood #scandal