Name: 英国で最も脆弱な人々を守るために労働者が戦う中、ケアホームはウイルスのロックダウンに入る (Care homes go into virus lockdown as workers battle to protect UK’s most vulnerable)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:35:46.000Z
Duration: 13 min 59 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：新型コロナウイルス,新型肺炎,COVID-19

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way, residents, if we do end up getting, we really do treat them like our family and we don't want anything to happen to them were trying our hardest to stop that from happening breakfast time but rationally care Home.

Everyone gets a temperature check and a blast of upbeat music.

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They're doing whatever they can to buffer the most vulnerable from the virus raging outside insight, they filmed themselves just for Channel four news.

Since family visits stopped 16 days ago, the job has changed thes arc eras in every sense of the word.

They explained to Miri on before in five residents here who have dementia.

You know, yesterday we were talking about how this is gonna be just that stuff in visitors coming in.

We're not late to accept any visitors into the home just to reduce the chances of us getting the longer this goes on, we hear these measures could be in place for many months or to effect.

I think of a great effect on the resident people naturally, are sociable gets to see their families, their gives to interacting with other people in a deal.

Maybe it isn't getting it into the community here.

We're going to get people that are turning their faces to the wall that are going to get the place.

We really do treat them like our family, and we don't want anything to happen to them.

Yes, Meira has returned from hip surgery in hospital.

She has no symptoms, but it's spending 14 days in her room as a precaution.

Here is a strain to keep the virus at bay and to keep spirits high way.

Is that possible in your environment, where struggling m and that's invading.

When you have people living with dementia, the spatial awareness is not there.

So you know there's residents that will come up in the morning and want to hug Dear are you know, be rapists, ager and, you know, distance yourself from them because a lot of stress in the streets for them that came with the video and fear there is fear, too, that the virus will find its way here faster than supplies of protective equipment from the authorities.

Although the Scottish government says from today it's improved, its distribution of P P and sourcing Maur is an absolute priority.

Having enough last for one person is not good enough methods off sourcing needs at the moment from social care as basically that we've to wait until they've got a confirmed case before or suspected case and they moved to form them up and then get them to us.

We need to have them and nick your home, ready for that to happen so they control what they can.

It's lovely to see you is instead of on the floor.

That means 95 year old Jesse has been seeing her daughter over video link until they were briefly reunited today.

The impression I have all the time is that she's fine, She's really happy and way actually see this because of the video is in the films that the hallmark putting on you?

Would you like to say to the people who are in their carrying fee on them day and night.

How do you feel about your role in this crisis?

Implode really clothes in real upload that I'm meeting a difference.

I shouldn't have taken something like this for people to appreciate what you're doing every day.

Protective equipment, they say, can't come soon enough.

But what they do have our reserves of resolve to keep these residents happy.

Karen Jenkins reporting them now the trauma of losing loved ones.

The struggle to say goodbye in the age of Corona virus on experience, which is sadly becoming a ll too common across the UK and throughout the rest of the world.

Pat Mitchley died of the covert 19 virus in hospital in Sheffield yesterday.

Despite being 82 she was still active as a labor counselor in the city.

She and her husband had celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary just last year earlier, I spoke to her daughter, Joanna Mitchell E.

I began by asking her how suddenly the illness came on.

Like most people, we thought this was happening to others and not two wars.

Two weeks ago, she was at a meeting in the community, and she's been really busy and active up until that point.

She then got a few symptoms and gradually became wrong well, and was admitted to hospital last Tuesday.

And how difficult was it at that point to get in to see her in hospital?

But it was very worrying because obviously we couldn't get in touch with her and we couldn't go and see her.

It was only on Friday that we were offered the chance to visit her, and that's when she deteriorated, and I think they realized that she wasn't gonna make it.

And how difficult was it for you going to see her on the cove?

That was quite difficult, obviously, you know, because it's difficult to talk somebody when you dressed like that.

I mean, just when you're having to wear a ll the gowns and the masks, as you described, your instinct must have bean toe try and hug your mom.

But presumably you just couldn't do any of that that No, it's really, really difficult.

And this is a completely different layers of people and in their lives, it's not what we used to.

It's not what we want our families, but it kind of, you know, it doesn't feel right that, but that's the way that people died.

I mean, I'm lucky because I got to see her.

But my my brothers and my dad and all the family members didn't and I know a huge circle of friends as well.

They all feel really bad that they weren't able to see her in the last couple weeks before she died on.

I know we're not the only people affected like that.

It's affecting thousands of people across the world.

Um, everyone's got their own stories and their own different different circumstances, but it does make you feel very fuel tion and you know it.

Yeah, I don't think we'll get over that very easily because it wasn't the goodbye that we wanted to give her.

And I know this is really hard to talk about, but given that funerals are restricted at the moment, have you thought about how you're gonna be saying your goodbyes to you?

Mom, um, we haven't really thought about that to share.

I mean, I know they're restricted, and I think because my mom was so well known well liked that we probably will have some kind of memorial service later on.

Um, when people can get together and share their memories offer.

And she did so much for the community and for the city of Sheffield in her 33 years of Councillor.

Despite it being such a difficult enter her life that the staff of the hospital in the Northern General was just amazing.

I can't thank them and look for letting me get in to see a, um they're working in such difficult circumstances.

And they were so kind and loving her, and she really impressed that on me when I went to visit her that they were being really kind to her just before she died.

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