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A GP has revealed how she was so scared that she would die after contracting coronavirus she emailed her solicitor from her sickbed to sort out her will and even sent her husband a message saying 'I love you', with her favourite family photos attached.   Dr Johanna Ward, a mother-of-three in her forties from Kent, was in 'complete isolation' for 16 days after falling ill with the virus in March - after contracting it 'early' from a patient before masks were issued to healthcare professionals.  In an emotional account of her battle with the disease, she told This Morning hosts Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford that she had to listen to her children's voices through the door at night as she completely cut off from the rest of her family to fight the illness and protect them. Her isolation, she says, affected her three children deeply with her son Zack, six, telling her: 'I promise to stay inside forever if you don't die.'  Scroll down for video   Dr Johanna Ward spent 16 days battling coronavirus at home and had such bad chest pains that she sent her husband a message saying 'I love you' along with her favourite photos of her three children Sienna, five, Zack, six and Jessica, 11 The skin doctor says a previous TB infection, caught from a patient, had made her more vulnerable to the respiratory virus - and she feared it may claim her life   Heartbreaking: Son Zack, six, stood by his mother's door while she was in isolation and told her 'I promise I'll stay inside forever if you don't die' When Dr Ward's condition deteriorated on day six of her illness - when she suffered intense shortness of breath and chest pains - she admitted herself to hospital but says others without a medical background may not easily spot the signs. 'What took me to hospital was severe shortness of breath, difficulty breathing. I had such severe chest pain, I knew I had to be in hospital in a safe place.' RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 2 Next From where you'd rather be: Couple self-isolating in the... Can't get a supermarket order? Food wholesalers reveal... TV chef Sally Bee, 52, who survived FIVE heart attacks... Share this article Share Dr Ward told the presenting duo that she thinks she caught the disease because she had TB - also caught from a patient - when she was a young medic in her twenties, which she thinks left her more vulnerable to the respiratory disease when the outbreak began.  At the height of her illness, she missed mother's day and her daughter Sienna's fifth birthday and felt so ill, that she began making plans in case she didn't make it out of her quarantined room.    Speaking to Lorraine on Good Morning Britain this morning, the GP said she was sent from hospital because there were patients more in need than she was - but says 'managing pneumomnia at home' wasn't easy She explains: 'There was a time, I actually emailed my solicitor about my will. I text my husband and said 'I love you and if anything happens, look after the kids'.   She says: 'I sent him my favourite pictures of myself and the kids, just in case.'  'When you're in the room, you have a total loss of that human touch, you're very alone.  'I didn't know if I would survive. I've come out with some new resolutions in life, to turn this into a possible.'  When you're in the room, you have a total loss of that human touch, you're very alone. I didn't know if I would survive...  Dr Johanna Ward After being admitted to hospital, Dr Ward was later discharged because there were patients considered in a worse condition than she was and a shortage of beds meant it was safer for Dr Ward to be at home, something she said was scary, essentially being told to 'manage pneumonia at home.' She added: 'I'm a medic, I knew when to call for help. Other people don't have access to that and don't know the signs.'  She says she adopted a 'breathe, meditate, pray' mantra to get through her illness - saying breathing techniques helped to 'calm myself but also to get air into the lungs'.  Her three children were all affected by her isolation, with Dr Ward saying her five-year-old regressed into more baby-like behaviour while she couldn't spend time with her mum Her isolation, she says, affected her three children deeply, and she was left feeling upset when she heard her son Zack, six, telling her through the door: 'I promise to stay inside forever if you don't die.' She says Sienna, five, regressed and became more baby-like and Jessica, 11, was 'terribly quiet and a bit detached'. Dr Ward says: 'It was very bittersweet coming out, I couldn't kiss them.' Calling the experience life-changing and 'haunting' she says she has been fanatical about washing laundry on high temperatures and hygiene in the house since her recovery.  Covid-19

MILAN, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Italian online bank and brokerage Fineco on Tuesday signalled a possible drop in its 2024 net financial income (NFI), sending its shares down 2.8%, after clients moving cash into government bonds again hurt its deposit base. Analysts said the weak outlook and the outflows had overshadowed better-than-expected quarterly earnings. Fineco uses NFI as a key profit measure tracking both income from the gap in lending and deposit rates as well as income from its large government bond portfolio. Fineco, which pays no interest on deposits, has been particularly affected by the competition government bonds pose to bank funding now that they again pay positive returns. Deposit outflows forced Fineco to cut its outlook for its 2023 net interest income earlier this year. It said it expected deposits to stabilise next year, after the offer of a new government bond aimed at small savers in October cost 909 million euros ($970 million) in direct funding as customers bought 620 million euros of the new retail bond. Fineco said it had changed its current account offer to retain or attract customers, hurting banking fees in the third quarter. It expects banking fees to stagnate in 2024 for a second straight year. Revenue from its investment services is instead expected to grow by a high single-digit percentage next year, also in line with the growth posted in 2023. Jefferies analyst Marco Nicolai said the guidance for investing fees was lower than current market profit consensus which implied an 11% growth in fees. Deposit outflows marked the strongest quarterly number year-to-date, Jefferies said, adding that the 1.4 billion euros of inflows into assets under custody were the best reading so far this year. However, assets under custody are less profitable for savings managers such as Fineco than assets under management, which rose by only 13 million euros in the quarter, the lowest figure since October 2018, according to Citi analysts. Chief Executive Alessandro Foti said investors had been questioning Fineco about its sovereign portfolio, as Italian bonds weaken in tandem with Europe's economy. Foti said some investors were considering under-weighting Fineco shares in their portfolios given to its exposure to Italian debt, adding the bank at present had no liquidity to invest and would not add to its sovereign portfolio. ($1 = 0.9369 euros). (Reporting by Valentina Za and Federica Urso, editing by David Evans and Gavin Jones)

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Bonjour et merci pour vos commentaires enthousiastes. L'idée de base était effectivement une mise en page uniforme (j'ai commencé à développer le site pour moi et mon petit groupe à l'IUFM).
Sinon, on peut ne pas publier en décochant la case "publier la séquence" dans le formulaire. Je la décocherai peut-être par défaut car il y a quelques "tests" qui sont parfois publiés par erreur.
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Je suis l'admin d'Educlic. Suite au mail l'Elise, j'ai recherché son article et je comprends mieux vos interrogations (il manquait une phrase et je ne comprenais pas la demande).

Concernant l'usage des séquences, chaque auteur fait ce qu'il veut de son travail et toutes les séquences restent la propriété de ceux qui les ont rédigées. Le site n'a pas de droit sur les fiches de prep proposées : cet extrait des conditions générales d'utilisation vise surtout à protéger les auteurs. Je pense que je vais en proposer une version plus simple et moins ambigüe.

De toutes manières, tout ce qui est publié sur le site est automatiquement sous licence Creative Commons avec les caractéristiques suivantes : liberté de diffuser sans limite à condition de CITER l'auteur, NE PAS MODIFIER et conserver le caractère GRATUIT du document. Evidemment, j'apprécierais que la mise en ligne d'un fichier PDF généré sur Educlic soit accompagnée d'un petit lien ;)  Si je constate qu'un webmaster peu scrupuleux reprend tout le contenu d'Educlic pour le mettre sur son site, je proposerai aux auteurs de mettre en place une licence plus restrictive mais plus l'instant, j'ai plutôt envie de faire confiance aux gens. Le principe d'Educlic est de mutualiser.

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