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My colleagues gf works in a hospital here in Sweden in a separate ward and not in direct contact with corona patients. But one of her patients got tested positive for covid after a test. She had been caring for the patient without proper PPE for several days and requested to get a test herself, but nope, those were only available for patients and the head of the hosptital. She was asked to keep working, and report sick as usual if she began to have symptoms. Many of her patients are in a risk zone. Wtf.
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Going down to 80% pay.
Fortunately pretty big margins for living expenses etc so i'll get by.
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I'd recommend getting a proper flatbed photo scanner for negatives. Got mine second hand for like £30. You will most likely only have the patience/time to go through them once and you'll be happy you dit it "properly" and got the best quality out of them.
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No proof or anything. But wouldn't surprise me if this was the cause.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpQFCcSI0pU
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Nice one. I dig dotwork.
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Good eye!
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Fun challenge. Will definitely be keeping this up. Haven't really doodled in years and it's something i'd really like to get better at.
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Still free to be out and about as regular here in Sweden. Lots of people out exercising and being active in general along paths outside the city. Not debating on if that's good or bad. We're obviously taking a different route than all other countries but i'm grateful for that. I'm sure more restrictions will be implemented in the coming weeks but and i get the feeling that people squeeze in as much outdoors time as possible before that happens.
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Fun initiative. Joining the club later today.
There are definitely less people out. Most people i know respect the recommendations and keep distance and don't go out unless necessary. But many people are still pretty naive and think being out socializing isn't a problem unless you feel ill. Even though it can, and probably will, result in mass spread later on. We've only been given recommendations. Normally, that's about enough for Swedes. But in this situation.. Dunno.
I feel all systems in Sweden are so ill equipped and prepared for situations like this that they try to keep things running as normal for as long as possible. Out wellfare system works well in normal circumstances, but not if we shut everything down.