The silent age episode 2 for pc full#
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But then so much of my work was with with New York on a lot of the COVID base responses in New York. And my work doubled during this time because I have the normal day to day Vienna base stuff.

The silent age episode 2 for pc full#

And then,īut you're also working full time I see you extremely active. We're just trying to help them get through this period.

The silent age episode 2 for pc professional#

Because it's not schooling, right? You're not sitting in a class with a professional teacher. It's about managing to survive, managing to survive being locked down together, not killing each other, and not losing the knowledge that you already had. I, you know, my wife remarkably took on the homeschooling bit, which I think we realised after a week too. Or living under lockdown all over Go off crush, trying to manage outside manage. You are at home with how many children four children and all under the age of If you follow within you limit your opportunity of getting infected. So doing that wearing a mask, washing hands and making sure that I really just follow the advice because think as we've seen, it works. So it's been staying at home and I religiously stayed at home I only went out if I had to go to a medical appointment or go and pick drugs up from the pharmacy. So it was really following the advice and I think you rightly said we're really lucky to be in a country that took it seriously locked down quickly put quarantine measures in place. You're In a country that has done a pretty good job of controlling the pandemic, but how else are you managing and how are you? What are you doing to stay safe? Well, yeah, so you're in that category of highly vulnerable people. try and do everything I can not to get it and allowing myself to be sitting here with you today. So for me, it's been being about avoiding that. And I said, Well, what would it be like for me if I got the Coronavirus? And he said really bad, which I think is his speak for really dead. So my oncologist in Vienna has a particularly wry sense of humour where he he described cancer as being somewhat unfortunate. And then during surgery and treatment, I was lucky enough to have multiple brain haemorrhages followed by pulmonary embolisms, in both lungs, which has left my lungs damaged in a way that they'll never recover from. I was diagnosed with colorectal cancer for the second time in 2018. Can you tell me about why that is,Īs we all know the impact of Coronavirus If you get it, it damages your lungs if you end up on a ventilator that leads to really bad outcomes, and only 50% of people who end up on a ventilator survive. First of all, the corona virus represents a very personal threat to you. My guest today is Neil Walsh, who is the UN Chief of Cybercrime. This season I'm speaking to people at the UN who are at the forefront of the response to the Covid-19 pandemic, from health responders on the ground to those who combat it in cyberspace.

I'm Melissa Fleming and I'm the United Nations Chief of Communications. “There were four occasions where he was told by a doctor, ‘you may not survive tonight.’ He reveals that he was diagnosed on the day of his second date with his wife and the notes he writes to his four children in case he doesn’t make it out of surgery alive. Mr. Walsh also speaks candidly about his continuing 14-year battle with bowel cancer and why he is so vocal on social media about his struggle with the disease. He speaks about his belief that “COVID-19 is the great reset button.” He also describes the scene he witnessed of a deadly terrorist bombing as a child in Belfast, Northern Ireland and how “that was the moment where I decided I’m going to do something to stop this stuff.” He describes the horrific surge of criminals exploiting and abusing children online while they are in lock-down and what he is doing to stop it. In this episode, host Melissa Fleming speaks with Neil Walsh, Chief of Cybercrime and Anti-Money Laundering for the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.