gregg784Sir Godfrey Gregg Infant life is naturally scary As infants, we are extremely sensitive to the nuances in the behaviour and reactions of our parents. After all, they already know about this world and we only just arrived. Recall that survival depends upon our connection with our parents and/or primary caretakers.…
gregg784Sir Godfrey Gregg Feelings of abandonment are learned Yes, it’s true. Bad relationship experiences can make us more guarded and fearful in future. After all, if my partner abandons me I’ll probably be more sensitive to this happening again. However, not everyone responds the same way to being left by…
Read moregregg784Sir Godfrey Gregg My Personal Reflections If you feel that your feelings are snowballing and preoccupying more and more of your time, if your relationships are less than satisfying, consider getting help now rather than later. As someone who was unaware that her abandonment issues had been misdirecting her life for…
Read moregregg784Sir Godfrey Gregg I am not a psychologist, but my daily employ takes me into the field of psychology where I am amazed at the things that go through the minds of others. Yes, abandonment fears can throw a monkey wrench into your relationships. They are tantamount to the…
Read moregregg784SIXTY-SEVEN (67) NEW CASES, ONE DEATH & EIGHT (8) RECOVERIES t. Vincent and the Grenadines yesterday confirmed sixty-seven (67) new COVID-19 cases from samples collected between January 26th and February 5th. The majority of these samples were collected on January 26th and 28th. One (1) case was imported from…
Read moregregg78480-year-old male is SVG’s second Covid-19 fatality An 80-year-old man is the second person in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) to die of Covid-19. The National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO) said today that the man was admitted to the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital on Friday, January 15, 2021,…
Read moregregg784SVG records its first Covid-19 death, 62 new cases St Vincent and the Grenadines recorded its first COVID-19 death, today, Friday, January 15. “The 49-year-old female with multiple pre-existing conditions, presented to the Hospital Services during the evening of January 14 with difficulty breathing. The patient, who was confirmed…
Read moregregg784SIXTY-TWO (62) NEW COVID-19 CASES – FIRST DEATH St. Vincent and the Grenadines yesterday recorded its first COVID-19 death. The forty- nine (49) year old female with multiple pre-existing conditions, presented to the Hospital Services during the evening of January 14 with difficulty breathing. The patient, who was confirmed…
Read moregregg784If you are visiting or returning to St. Vincent and the Grenadines, please take careful note of our updated COVID-19 travel protocols (phase #10, commenced January 7, 2021): 1. Reminder: ALL travellers must arrive with a negative PCR result (done within 72 hours / 3 days of travel). 2.…
Read moregregg784THIS IS A RE-POST ARTICLE SVG will request Covid-19 vaccines for 70,000 people Plans are on the way for the procurement of the Covax vaccine to be used to treat COVID-19 here. This was revealed by Chief Medical Officer Dr Simone Keizer-Beache at the virtual press conference on Tuesday,…
Read moregregg784Godfrey Gregg Last week the Cabinet Secretary signed an order for all Civil servants to wear mask or face covering. (Both nose and mouth MUST be covered) Beginning Monday, January 4th 2021, public servants were required to wear masks on the job, and multiple private establishments have also put…
Read moregregg784BREAKING NEWS OUT OF ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES SVG records 9 new Covid-19 cases of which 5 are local Let us do our best to stay safe as we continue to fight this scourge of the pandemic in our country. The news coming out of the Homeland is…
Read moregregg784Travellers from Barbados now considered “high risk” Effective today Monday, January 4, 2021, travellers from Barbados will be categorized as arriving from a high-risk country and must quarantine in an approved hotel for 10 days. This change in the protocol for entry of travellers to St Vincent and the…
Read moregregg784FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Subject: Four More Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 in SVG The Caribbean Public Health Agency just reported 4 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. These are all imported cases from either Canada or the United States of America all arriving on March…
Read moregregg784On the evening of Thursday 26, March 2020, Prime Minister Dr Hon Ralph Gonsalves, members of cabinet, senior public servants and local representatives of the governments of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the Republic of Cuba, met the members of the Cuban medical team sent here to assist…
Read moregregg784A Caribbean National living in China said this… I woke up today to see that a few Caribbean Islands have reported their first cases of Covid-19. As someone who has been living in China during the epidemic, I know the islands cannot implement all of the same precautionary measures…
Read moregregg784This is a repost that everyone will and should read about what is causing the fear and now the lockdown due to the pandemic. JUST IN: SECRET BEHIND THE CORONAVIRUS LEAKED. “”””””””’”‘”””””””””””” I am a senior Chinese military intelligence officer and I know the truth about the coronavirus…
Read moregregg784Cuba’s Interferon Alpha 2B, Successful in Treating COVID-19 “The world has an opportunity to understand that health is not a commercial asset but a basic right,” Cuban doctor Luis Herrera, the creator of the Interferon Alfa 2-B medication, one of the most successful medications in the fight against COVID-19…
Read moregregg784How to prevent coronaviruses The best way to prevent the spread of infection is to avoid or limit contact with people who are showing symptoms of COVID-19 or any respiratory infection. The next best thing you can do is practice good hygiene to prevent bacteria and viruses from spreading.…
Read moregregg784CORONAVIRUS DISEASE (COVID-19) OUTBREAK: RIGHTS, ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF HEALTH WORKERS, INCLUDING KEY CONSIDERATIONS FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Coronaviruses are a group of viruses belonging to the family of Coronaviridae, which infect both animals and humans. Human coronaviruses can cause mild disease similar to a common cold, while…
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