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Just found out grandaughter (age 6) has Covid. She has some symptoms, but doing well overall. Her mother (healthcare pro), has had the jab, so the 2 are isolating.
Fingers crossed for her
Are you worried yet.
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Fingers crossed for her
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Too often the media seem to be trying to make the news rather than reporting facts. How often we hear "as reported by us.."
It's the news that should be important. Not it's delivery!
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Wishing her a speedy recoveryJust found out grandaughter (age 6) has Covid. She has some symptoms, but doing well overall. Her mother (healthcare pro), has had the jab, so the 2 are isolating.
What an utter pair of f11cking idiots. £200 fine is nothing. Just another case of f11ck you Jack I’m alright.
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Been a lot of that about over the past year, probably ongoing in your own town or close surrounding areas, same as in mine, and a lot of other peoples local community. Its not just a couple of campers in the hills! Initially due to a total lack of enforcement by the relevant authorities, but that seems to be improving, although £200 is feck all of a deterrent if you have that mindset.
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Jeremy vine had a professor, (microbiology I think)on today who basically said life might not and probably should not go back to normal for years
By normal he meant attending events in large groups and foreign holidays
One thing he said was if a vaccine is 70% effective then there's the possibility for 30% of a crowd to catch it then they all head off to various towns and cities and it all starts again
His opinion was the government should be much more aggressive in their approach to stopping it
I've started booking camp sites before Chantelle and Wayne get in , I'm avoiding weekends on organised sites and school holidays
By normal he meant attending events in large groups and foreign holidays
One thing he said was if a vaccine is 70% effective then there's the possibility for 30% of a crowd to catch it then they all head off to various towns and cities and it all starts again
His opinion was the government should be much more aggressive in their approach to stopping it
I've started booking camp sites before Chantelle and Wayne get in , I'm avoiding weekends on organised sites and school holidays
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It is if they’re going to blown away in this week’s storm and they’re going to be stored indoors. Or the marina/gliding club is closing. There are any number of reasons, and perfectly legitimate ones at that...
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Hahahaha...Brilliant Phil...and a very difficult decision.
You certainly wouldn't want to end up in nick for this would you....Conversation would be interesting...
What are you in for ? ...
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What amazes me is why nobody has suggested mandatory vaccination when you arrive. Refuse, get put back the a plane from where you departed.
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a vaccination isn’t going to get rid of Covid if you’ve already got it.
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Nope. But if you are isolating for 10 days you are staying a while so reduce the risk of catching and spreading whilst in the UK.
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That’s the same as mandating I have the vaccine. It’s not going to have an positive effect at the moment, it’s just taking supply away from those who are deemed to be in critical need of it.
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