Bedspaces. Staff time. Medicines. Think like an NHS accountant. You're welcome.
Once upon I time, I joined an academy. They threw my 'special class' into a labyrinth, whereupon some pushy industrialist's daughter literally threw herself at me ... but moments later there was Fie ... and đ. Though a witch did almost bewitch me away along the way, but that's another story.
The way the right wing justify not supporting the vulnerable is by demonising them. So it's instinctive for the right to try to normalise portraying illness and disability as 'self inflicted' in the same way they do to homelessness, unemployment, victims of crime or natural disasters etc.
No 'plot to eliminate' anyone, it's just 'bean counters trying to reduce costs' in a collapsing NHS Mundane. But if I was boss, I'd focus on the begining not the end and treat early stage illness rather than cutting services to let it become messy expensive late stage illness. Crazy I know.
UK tax laws should be scrapped and a new set written on two sheets of A4. Clear. Unambiguous. Fair. The only beneficiaries of the current labrynthine mess of contradictions and loopholes are rich tax dodgers. If Labour need someone to do the rewrite, I'll do it for free ... and by next Monday.
Enough of the tantruming already ... guess what ...
ALT: a red sign that says blocked in black letters
Maybe a Russian 'Denial Of Service' cyberattack in support of their rapidly collapsing TwitterX platform?
Were you asleep the past 14 years while the Con artist party were moving far right and destroying the UK for their Russian 'donors'? Labour may fix the Con's mess, they may not ... but, either way, they were our last hope and the only party that could unseat the far right Con at the last election.
This should NEVER happen and yet is happening all too often. Itâs not âanxietyâ to adapt to changing circumstances and be situationally aware. HCWs should mask mirror so patients are never put in this position.
If your â100% accessibleâ public transportation requires disabled people to beg the non-disabled people who take our dedicated seats, it isnât accessible. Itâs actually the opposite. Itâs insidious. Itâs patting yourselves on the back while making us do all the work.