Former West Dunbartonshire care worker opens heart on staff's devastation over Covid deaths

The first doses of New York’s coronavirus vaccine supply went to a health care worker who spent the last 10 months working the front lines as the illness ripped through the state.The Northwell Health employee, who was the first to receive the vaccine on Monday, was identified as Sandra Lindsay, RN, a critical care nurse at Long Island Jewish Medical Center. She was vaccinated during a Gov.

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are seven times more likely to be admitted to hospital for an alcohol-related condition.“There’s no room for complacency.“Chronic ill health and morbidity rates are often connected to alcohol use, and too many people in our communities are living with a raft of disabilities and incapacities at least in part because of drinking.“This creates a huge burden on our health and social care services, and costs our NHS over £267million every year.“Social problems such as worklessness, crime and family

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Eccles, Salford, would drink every night of the week. Following the incident at work, John had tests and was fitted with a pacemaker to slow his heart rate down but he continued slurring his words and would get out of breath after simple tasks.A year later, his health problems had escalated and following a CT scan, a radiographer told John he had suffered a stroke.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Level four restrictions that have closed all non-essential businesses have been introduced at a “devastating” time for independent shops it has been warned.Stores across West Dunbartonshire have been forced to close their doors until at least December 11, with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon saying that infection rates locally remain “stubbornly high” and that the move to the strictest of level of the

Dumbarton haulage firm spreads festive cheer by putting up Christmas treesBut, despite this, Sheenah says people still need support. She added: “People are very much isolated.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A care worker was sacked after cops discovered a haul of child pornography on his mobile phone.Frank Foley was suspended by his bosses after it emerged he was accused of having sick videos of young boys and girls being abused.The 52-year-old was fired last month and appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Friday to admit possessing the sordid material.The court was told the indecent videos had titles

Glasgow care worker who was caught producing herbal cannabis has found himself in bother with a watchdog. Christopher Robin failed to tell the Scottish Social Services Council that he had been charged with the controlled drug offence in October 2019.

Paying it forward: Free coffee for those in need at Dumbarton cafeRobin House’s clinical nurse manager Nicky Bridges said: “Every Christmas, the local community are so generous and we receive bags full of lovely Christmas presents and chocolates for all the children and families we support during the festive period.“Sadly this year because of the pandemic, all Christmas gifts donated to the hospice would need to be quarantined for 72 hours before being given to any families to make sure there is

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A school teacher has hit out at being unable to get a flu vaccine - with a maximum of four being made available for teachers at each primary school and council-run nursery.The furious primary school teacher contacted the Lennox Herald saying he has been “severely failed” by West Dunbartonshire Council and has been left struggling to get a vaccine.He also claimed that all teachers in secondary schools had

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