Saffron from Republica looks incredible in new key worker career 25 years after hits

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mental health and social care officer. As a frontline keyworker she cares for patients diagnosed with anything from severe epileptic seizures, schizophrenia, autism, adults with learning difficulties and many other challenging behaviours.Speaking after just one her many 12 hour shifts in February, she spoke to the Mirror's Bill Borrows, telling him: "I'm just absolutely shattered, but that’s nothing new. "We all knew the healthcare system was in trouble before the pandemic but this is now a state of emergency.

I was working 290 hours a month at one point."So many colleagues here and in the NHS, ambulance crew, A&E and intensive care have got complete burnout… people might think COVID has gone away with the government talking about ending restrictions but we are still getting high infection cases of Omicron. "It is still very much of our life day-to-day. "There is a mental health epidemic coming.

We have all been living through this trauma, there is backlog for cancer appointments, domestic abuse is on the rise, kids have lost two crucial years of their lives, this will all be played out in the next few years and the people who should help deal with it will not be there."Looking back on her music career she describes the time American film director Wes Cravens phoned her personally to ask if he could use Drop Dead Gorgeous in 90's horror cult classic Scream.

She also proudly recalled other examples of where her music had been used, she said: "Wes Craven phoned me personally to ask if he could use Drop Dead Gorgeous in his film, Scream."Ready To Go was in Captain Marvel, the Grand Theft Auto game and right now is in the Netflix series Yellowjackets and being used by NBC in America for their Winter Olympic coverage..