and notjust by those who are struggling to fill up. 0r drive by. your whole family works in the nhs. and you are all running on empty, is that right? yes, that is the worry. they said do not buy the fuel, do not panic. do not fill up your tanks. so we did not. but then when the time came to fill up, there is nothing available, not at all. there is not a single petrol station open. | i am running on fumes. we do not have enough to go to the station. our son was on call, he hasjust finished, he hasjust enough. petrol to come back. what is going to happen tomorrow? we do not know. we really do not. the worry is how we can support our patients when we have this crisis. these concerns are felt across the nhs, with many calling for short supply to be prioritised. it is a team of people that need to