Jamrolled

I read a few of your answers. Seems like all you can say is no one really knows/ check with your pharmacist.

I’d been trying to get an appointment at my local doctors for over a month. Gave up weeks ago. You suggest not stockpiling, but in areas like mine getting an appointment can take weeks of waking up before 8 to get on the phone. If we don’t stockpile when we can get an appointment, we could be waiting weeks before we’re seen again. How can more uncertainty do anything but further disrupt our NHS?

Can you pinpoint any direct effects on pharmaceuticals/NHS? Good or bad?

My main question would be, do you think brexit will hit poorer communities like mine the hardest? Can’t imagine the people of oxford will be all that bothered compared to Toxteth.

I’d bet your professor would know more than a photographer on this one 🤷‍♂️ Edit: I did a lot on fire ecology during my degree. Interesting stuff. Defiantly not always bad. Can’t imagine it’s much worse than before, what I imagine the problem is that forests have less time to recover

I wrote this in the wrong place before 😁

Cheers Stuart for your time! Seems like tough times behind and in front of us. Always seems to come back to brutal cuts and austerity.

Regards to stockpiling, it would be tough on the pharmacies, I just hope my family and friends don’t go prolonged periods of time without their meds, I just can’t see the pharmacies being too out of pocket! I know it’s unreasonable but you can’t help but worry.

Fingers crossed us remainers are just paranoid and things won’t be too bad!

I’d bet your professor would know more than a photographer on this one 🤷‍♂️ Edit: I did a lot on fire ecology during my degree. Interesting stuff. Defiantly not always bad. Can’t imagine it’s much worse than before, what I imagine the problem is that forests have less time to recover