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And it was carnage. siren wails. it had flipped upside down overnight, and we had no idea what was happening. we knew so little. covid has changed intensive care completely. the demand for the service isjust extraordinary. the world has tried to carry on, but covids still rife and just taking over our intensive cares up and down the country. if im completely honest, people are burnt out, people are exhausted, people are frustrated, overworked. the demand doesnt stop. we still need to be there, a...

Covid has changed intensive care completely. the demand for the service isjust extraordinary. the world has tried to carry on, but covids still rife and just taking over our intensive cares up and down the country. if im completely honest, people are burnt out, people are exhausted, people are frustrated, overworked. the demand doesnt stop. we still need to be there, and we still want to give 110%, but it gets difficult. at this point i actually feel 0k. id like to say its a wind down, but its m...

It had flipped upside down overnight, and we had no idea what was happening. covid has changed intensive care completely. the demand for the service isjust extraordinary. the world has tried to carry on, but covids still rife and just taking over our intensive cares up and down the country. if im completely honest, people are burnt out, people are exhausted, people are frustrated, overworked. the demand doesnt stop. we still need to be there, and we still want to give 110%, but it gets difficult...

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Covid has changed intensive care completely. the demand for the service isjust extraordinary. the world is trying to carry on, but covid is still rife and taking over our intensive care units up and down the country. if i am completely honest, people are burnt out, eople are exhausted, people are frustrated, overworked and the demand doesnt stop. we still need to be there and we still want to give 110%, but it gets difficult. at this point i actually feel ok. i would like to say it is a wind dow...