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Originally Posted by Ammi
...what if granny feels this may be her last Christmas and she doesn’t want to be ‘kept safe’, but to spend time with her family in the short time she feels she has left...
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Exactly.
It's the generalised cold attitude that stinks most Ammi.
This Christmas is harder for us this year.
My Mum's sister, my Aunt was lost to this detestable virus.
We never thought last year was her last Christmas with us.
Yet it has proved to be.
Time is important.
Time is precious with whoever and whatever we love.
Losing them is awful.
However seeing them is vital too.
I'm hoping to balance as much as I can for my Mum to see my great nephew's and nieces.
However it's concerning and certainly not whinging at all.
It's still never the less upsetting for both Grandparents and children.
I agree too with Kazanne that the press twist things.
The media are a disgrace.
It's odd however when the media inflamed, invented things re say Corbyn or Labour then what the media were saying was seen as near gospel.
What the media have unearthed is the inconsistencies and blatant deceit of Ministers under this PM as to this virus.
The mess made of it has shown the media while annoying have been largely proven correct in fears and the lack of effective results.
Even government strongly usually supporting media have turned on this hopeless and dangerous PM and his cabinet on this.
It will be devastating for my Mum to not see most of her great grandchildren and grandchildren over Christmas.
The losses in my own family of 2 relatives plus 2 friends to this virus.
Dictate time is extremely precious.
I've known that all my life so far.
To some, with a colder attitude, that doesn't hit home with them until they lose people Extremely close to them, before their time.
Which is even worse and harder to bear.