🖋 SWANK Dispatch | 27 June 2024
YOU BROUGHT A STRANGER INTO MY HOME. NOW WE’RE ALL SICK.
Filed Under: Respiratory Negligence, Disabled Mother Harassment, Mask Refusal, Home Visit Etiquette, Children’s Services Contagion, Westminster Ignorance
📎 SUBJECT: Our Lungs Are Not Your Workplace
To: Edward (Surname unimportant. Contamination memorable.)
From: Polly Chromatic
Location: Flat 22, 2 Periwinkle Gardens, London
Post-visit condition: Ill, again
“Following your recent visit with the second stranger you have brought into our home, we all have a respiratory virus.”
You brought a virus.
We provided politeness.
You offered no consent form, no mask, and no basic regard for health protocols in a medically vulnerable home.
🩺 FACTS FOR YOUR RECORD:
All four children and their mother are high-risk for respiratory infections
Diagnosed with eosinophilic asthma
Repeated documentation of post-visit illness from social worker intrusion
Maskless visits have previously led to hospitalisation and oxygen treatment
This is not a lifestyle preference.
This is disability law.
This is medical necessity.
😷 NEW MANDATE:
“From now on all visitors in our home need to wear masks for our safety.”
It is not a request.
It is a boundary, a legal precaution, and a reasonable adjustment under the Equality Act.
If you cannot comply, do not enter the home.
🧬 SYSTEMIC CONTEXT:
Let’s be honest, Edward —
you didn’t come for the children.
You came to check, sniff, observe, document, and expose.
And in doing so, you exposed a high-risk household to viral infection.
All while pretending your clipboard mattered more than their lungs.
🛑 FINAL WORD:
You now have written notice.
Should this happen again, it will be filed as medical negligence, disability discrimination, and institutional harassment.
Polly Chromatic
Not a patient. Not your subordinate. Not your scapegoat.
📩 complaints@swankarchive.com
Labels: snobby, serious, respiratory virus, home visit negligence, Edward Westminster, social worker misconduct, mask mandate, vulnerable household, disabled parent, medically documented, legal notice given, SWANK health protocol, post-visit illness, safeguarding malpractice