If you asked me 6/12 months ago I’d said that’s a really bad stance to take and now I’m exactly the fucking same.
Cancelled coming over for Christmas, seems too much of a mess over there.
Yeah I agree with you, I’ve got my booster on 30th and don’t want to take the risk of ending up not being able to get back over.I think it will be a mess everywhere in terms of case numbers sick boy. If Omicron is as transmissible as it appears then only stricter measures will have an effect. Sorry if I keep repeating myself but it’s hospitalisations/Covid inpatients that’s got to be the focus now
Stop getting tested, simple
I came down with cold earlier in the week and took a LFT just in case which came back negative. The cynic in me says I would've tested positive if I went for an official PCR test
Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk
Finally, if rumours are true about Sage pushing for a potential immediate ‘two week’ lockdown ie no mixing of households and only outdoor hospitality, they can do one unless they’ve got real life data to back it up. I never thought I’d say this but if it’s unvaccinated getting seriously ill and ending up in hospital, not those who are vaccinated/boosted, lock them down, not people who have done everything asked of them.
Stop getting tested, simple
I came down with cold earlier in the week and took a LFT just in case which came back negative. The cynic in me says I would've tested positive if I went for an official PCR test
Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk
Christ.Stop getting tested, simple
I came down with cold earlier in the week and took a LFT just in case which came back negative. The cynic in me says I would've tested positive if I went for an official PCR test
Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk
No chance, I'm fine and my immediate family I'm with over Xmas are fine so not going to risk any plans with a week to go!Not sure that it would if it’s just a cold but by all accounts many omicron symptoms are cold like, so maybe get a pcr anyway...but be prepared to have Xmas plans fucked if you do (don’t blame me !!!)
No chance, I'm fine and my immediate family I'm with over Xmas are fine so not going to risk any plans with a week to go!
Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk
If it’s mild though that decisive action should be what?
Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk
Said it earlier in the thread. It will be isolating that will fuck the country up.
Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk
The fact hospital admissions and deaths are still low either proves the booster programme is going well or Omicron isn't as severe as the government/media are making out
Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk
I dont know, to be honest I posted it not that comment but more the current status of ambulances in London. Someone's loved ones will die because an ambulance cannot get there in time.If it’s mild though that decisive action should be what?
Definitely, it will be 2-3 weeks time we will start seeing the numbers of hospitalisations and deaths start to rise. At the moment its ripping through the younger and less vulnerable population.Not enough time to say that yet really. Cases only just started going up, any hospitalisations or deaths will come next.
Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk
Coventry's not goodMaybe the people of London should be looking at themselves and their willingness to get vaccinated/booster, same as some other big cities.
Coventry's not good
First dose 70%
Second dose 63%
Booster 34%
Thats well below the national average of
First dose 89%
Second dose 81%
Booster 46%
Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk
But it won’t be the unvaccinated that die because they can’t get an ambulance after a car accident or a collapse at home.Maybe the people of London should be looking at themselves and their willingness to get vaccinated/booster, same as some other big cities.
Yeah that was my point, not those with covid but those who fall ill and need quick critical treatment.But it won’t be the unvaccinated that die because they can’t get an ambulance after a car accident or a collapse at home.
3 weeks ago at our Vets football match a player collapsed at the side of the pitch - the ambulance said they couldn’t come for 2 hours. The only reason he survived was because the local police were present ( there had been some trouble with weapons the previous week) and they had a defibrillator in the back of their car. And then they still had to blue-light him to A&E.
If they weren’t on hand he’d likely have died at the side of the pitch.
The entire system is on the brink of collapse and can’t cope any longer.
You have to say we as a country are over testing, the more tests we do then of course the more cases we have which makes things look worse.
The most important figures are the hospitalisations and deaths and as far as I can see they remain low which is excellent news!
Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk
I do understand that but those around me infected only have mild symptoms. Previously a few had it bad and ended up in hospital. You’re correct though - wait and seeThere's a drag on Hospitalisations and then deaths which means we don't actually really know anything yet.
People have told you this already
Haven't they said 75%effectiveness of previous?Unfortunately I don’t know if we will find out the data to support that view as there’s a real lack of transparency. All we want to know is if you have been double jabbed, had a booster jab or had Covid recently and healthy, are you safe ?!
It’s a simple question and needs answering. Instead we get forecasts of 5000 deaths a day rammed down our throats. It’s unacceptable
Haven't they said 75%effectiveness of previous?
No Idea if that's mortality or just reduction of severe symptoms but think it's the latter
Hard luck lads to anyone's plan's going up in smoke.
That is really concerning. I thought they would prioritise something as serious as that. Things must be really bad if they can't respond to that sort of thing.But it won’t be the unvaccinated that die because they can’t get an ambulance after a car accident or a collapse at home.
3 weeks ago at our Vets football match a player collapsed at the side of the pitch - the ambulance said they couldn’t come for 2 hours. The only reason he survived was because the local police were present ( there had been some trouble with weapons the previous week) and they had a defibrillator in the back of their car. And then they still had to blue-light him to A&E.
If they weren’t on hand he’d likely have died at the side of the pitch.
The entire system is on the brink of collapse and can’t cope any longer.
This was in Northampton. As well as not being able to send an ambulance for that long the police had to take him to Kettering which is about another 12 miles away.That is really concerning. I thought they would prioritise something as serious as that. Things must be really bad if they can't respond to that sort of thing.
I do understand that but those around me infected only have mild symptoms. Previously a few had it bad and ended up in hospital. You’re correct though - wait and see
Would that stop the 400 paramedics isolating though? Would assume the majority of those are vaccinated.Maybe the people of London should be looking at themselves and their willingness to get vaccinated/booster, same as some other big cities.
It says sick - not isolating. It could be a combination of the two to be fair.Would that stop the 400 paramedics isolating though? Would assume the majority of those are vaccinated.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?