Agree, I’m South West and the last week or so masks and all SD are pretty much gone. Everywhere is packed because of all the people holidaying here too (Dorset).Oh god no, be prepared for a massive culture shock then!
We're in a covid hot spot in the south and even we've ditched one way systems, but in Cornwall it's like covid hasn't happened at all in any respect.
In our experience no one cares at all, you'll see around 95% of people not wearing masks anywhere, and accents suggest it's not just tourists either.
It didn't bother us, but I can imagine it bothering other people
It's completely obvious to me what happening, but if that doesn't make others realise then I don't know what willI noticed this in the bottom part of the highlighted information. Every death is awful. These are obviously the stories they are going for now to instill doubt in those who have not had the vaccine
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Super fit,sporty people often seem to suffer badly from illness . It's often reported that people take ill or even die after marathons/ half marathons. It put so much pressure on the body .Anyone else think this story about "fit healthy man" dying of covid is disingenuous?
Terrible for his family and my heart goes out to them. But lots of "fit" bodybuilders have died of covid and often their inside aren't in that good of a shape with all the substances they've taken. (Like Sean Pratt). You can see in the hospital photo he's had cosmetic surgery around his nipples - often bodybuilders have this due to steroid abuse. I think it's a stupid scare storie cause just because someone is muscular does not mean they are the pinical of health!
Healthy man, 42, who rejected jab dies four weeks after catching Covid
John Eyers, 42, had been climbing the Welsh mountains and wild camping one month before his death last week, his London-based twin sister Jenny McCann said.www.dailymail.co.uk
I think part of it is caused by the 'holiday atmosphere'. I went to Wales in the May/June half term week and it was the same there really. I mean, you obviously had to wear masks indoors, but otherwise it didn't feel much different to any other holiday I'd had in the past with everywhere crowded.Oh god no, be prepared for a massive culture shock then!
We're in a covid hot spot in the south and even we've ditched one way systems, but in Cornwall it's like covid hasn't happened at all in any respect.
In our experience no one cares at all, you'll see around 95% of people not wearing masks anywhere, and accents suggest it's not just tourists either.
It didn't bother us, but I can imagine it bothering other people
If you've been sweating a lot it will leave you thirstyAnyone who's had covid, were you really thirsty? I've been so thirsty especially in the evening/during the night
I had a virus thing with a cough and fever the beginning of 2020 ( before covid was such a thing) and my throat was so dry . It wasn't like normal thirst, it was like there was no moisture when I swallowed and drinking didn't make any difference. I've never experienced anything like it.Anyone who's had covid, were you really thirsty? I've been so thirsty especially in the evening/during the night
That's true, I have possibly over night. I've drank about 4 litres today and still thirstyIf you've been sweating a lot it will leave you thirsty
That's exactly like how I feel! I don't have a fever anymore just a sore/dry throat and feeling dizzyI had a virus thing with a cough and fever the beginning of 2020 ( before covid was such a thing) and my throat was so dry . It wasn't like normal thirst, it was like there was no moisture when I swallowed and drinking didn't make any difference. I've never experienced anything like it.
Hopefully just the fever hope you feel better soon xThat's true, I have possibly over night. I've drank about 4 litres today and still thirstyI'm due a diabetes check, not sure if the excessive thirst is covid or potential diabetes
That's exactly like how I feel! I don't have a fever anymore just a sore/dry throat and feeling dizzy
I read somewhere to gargle water round your mouth if you have a dry mouth ( handy if you are hungover and wake up with a gob like Ghandi's flip flop) but I could never seem to get the water to the dry bit of my throat.That's true, I have possibly over night. I've drank about 4 litres today and still thirstyI'm due a diabetes check, not sure if the excessive thirst is covid or potential diabetes
That's exactly like how I feel! I don't have a fever anymore just a sore/dry throat and feeling dizzy
Suck on ice cubes that's good for a dry mouthI read somewhere to gargle water round your mouth if you have a dry mouth ( handy if you are hungover and wake up with a gob like Ghandi's flip flop) but I could never seem to get the water to the dry bit of my throat.
Drinking lots of water is still beneficial, though
Know my luck I would swallow it and chokeSuck on ice cubes that's good for a dry mouth
Mines kind of tonsils/larynx area. Just had a Lemsip and feels better. I'm off for an early nightI read somewhere to gargle water round your mouth if you have a dry mouth ( handy if you are hungover and wake up with a gob like Ghandi's flip flop) but I could never seem to get the water to the dry bit of my throat.
Drinking lots of water is still beneficial, though
How’s you and the little one? Do you live in Devon?Was it Treliske? That's reopened and now Launceston miu has closed. I'm in Devon, no idea how busy it is as we've been in isolation since 23rd, another 6 days to go
Yes of course, USA has been green but they won’t let us in so it’s a no go.Can someone who understands more than me explain how the green/amber/red list thing works? Am I right in that even if we move a country to green, they also have to allow us in? Just because somewhere is green doesn’t mean we can just rock up there on holiday right?
*some overzealous/overworked friends have jumped onto manic holiday planning and I’ve tried explaining I don’t think it’s as simple as they seem to think but I’ve given up as just coming across as a massive party pooper!
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