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Topic History of: The Forgotten C
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JK2006	Stupid Barney - we all KNOW that. It's WHY and how it can be changed that matters. I repeat (as on most of your posts) DOH!!!
Alison	Going off on tangents doesn't dispute the indisputable That is - what is actually happening on our wards...
Alison	www.macmillan.org.uk/about-us/what-we-do...t-cancer-report.html
Wyot	Alison wrote: Wyot wrote: How does a respiratory virus "clearly and directly" lead to cancer treatment delays and cancellations? Because, as Macmillan confirms, hospitals have been overrun by the treatment of the virus - which has been prioritised. To the detriment of cancers sufferers - and hence the necessity for the Forgotten C campaign (see the Macmillan site). If treatment of the virus has been prioritised the virus would have had to have made that decision itself to be a "clear and direct" reason for the result of the change. Very smart virus. You also have a rather touching sort of "call the midwife" idea of how hospitals are run. If the ICU is short on staff due to C19 cases, the oncology nurses don't down tools and run down corridors to work in the ICU on Covid cases. They don't just change which frigging aisle they are working like in an Amazon warehouse...
Alison	Wyot wrote: How does a respiratory virus "clearly and directly" lead to cancer treatment delays and cancellations? Because, as Macmillan confirms, hospitals have been overrun by the treatment of the virus - which has been prioritised. To the detriment of cancers sufferers - and hence the necessity for the Forgotten C campaign (see the Macmillan site).