In like this after any virus. I had a cold virus before Christmas (non covid) and my period turned up 3 weeks late.
No chance it’s picked up his previous infection because it’s less than 90 days?
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Nobody told me, That I had a party,
That looked like a work do,
That I had in February of last year
That’s something a primary school child could get away with not when you’re supposed to be the prime minister.View attachment 997230
That I had a party,
That looked like a work do,
That I had in February of last year
He was the one making/promoting the bleeping rulesView attachment 997230
That I had a party,
That looked like a work do,
That I had in February of last year
I'm having me a partyView attachment 997230
That I had a party,
That looked like a work do,
That I had in February of last year
(I don't think I can come)
Uh, uh, this ain't just any kind of party
(Nah, I think I'll stay at home)
Uh, oh, no It's gonna be really, really hot
(Startin' to sound good)
I'm gonna put you on the spot
(Baby, maybe I should)
Apparently face masks in shops and on transport will remain for a while longer even if the other restrictions are lifted.
We considered this but he's been testing negative regularly on LFTs as he's NHS. He started with a sore throat yesterday and came home with a load of Lockets/Soothers. Then he woke up this morning feeling absolutely wiped out, and it was a really strong positive line. 119 have told him he doesn't need a PCR. The rest of us in the house are all negative.
Total side note but your profile pic is making me really nostalgic for my uni days! Going to have to go and listen to that now.View attachment 997230
That I had a party,
That looked like a work do,
That I had in February of last year
Listen, when he went into that garden he thought he was attending a work event. No more questions your honor.
I don't think it's out of the question as far as Boris is concerned he'll follow the booze .
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That I had a party,
That looked like a work do,
That I had in February of last year
Honey came in and she caught me red handed, creeping with the girl next door….why should she believe me when I told her it wasn’t me Puts me in mind of the above song. Apologies to anyone not as old as me who doesn’t know it
Cases have increased the past couple of days - probably the effect of children going back to school.
Another twenty five and a half thousand decrease 
Every day we are another step closer to the nightmare being over unless we get the worst variant yet.
Every day we are another step closer to the nightmare being over unless we get the worst variant yet.
Theres been 17,000 deaths in TOTAL in the UK since the first came over. Those deaths are people who have died FROM covid.
The remainder of deaths to date are those who have died from underlying conditions and caught covid and people who had a recorded positive test within 29 days prior to death.
So lockdowns and vaccines have played a part, however I still think covid taking 17,000 lives is better than the 150,000 odd we are led to believe
Scotland dropping all restrictions from Monday.
Wonder if they will include passports too?
Do you think that's how it will go ,round in circles every couple of months ? it could still make for a lot of disruption yet even if it is milder.
‘Nocebo effect’: two-thirds of Covid jab reactions not caused by vaccine, study suggests
amp.theguardian.com
(I tried to link the study but it has just been published so it is not showing up)
‘Nocebo effect’: two-thirds of Covid jab reactions not caused by vaccine, study suggests | Medical research | The Guardian
US researchers show negative version of placebo effect behind many symptoms such as headaches and fatigue
(I tried to link the study but it has just been published so it is not showing up)
Yeah there's many doctors like to tell people " it's all in your head " but I think your body recognizes when things aren't right ( at least mine does ) always best to trust your own instinct/senses and seek a second opinion if you're still concerned imo.‘Nocebo effect’: two-thirds of Covid jab reactions not caused by vaccine, study suggests
‘Nocebo effect’: two-thirds of Covid jab reactions not caused by vaccine, study suggests | Medical research | The Guardian
US researchers show negative version of placebo effect behind many symptoms such as headaches and fatigue
(I tried to link the study but it has just been published so it is not showing up)
Yes of course this does happen. However when under stress, anxiety and general strains of everyday life - psychosomatic symptoms can occur.
Misleading… thats reactions like headaches, fatigue, aching etc. What about the heart and menstrual problems, clots, shingles, strokes etc? They are the reactions that are the concerning ones.‘Nocebo effect’: two-thirds of Covid jab reactions not caused by vaccine, study suggests
‘Nocebo effect’: two-thirds of Covid jab reactions not caused by vaccine, study suggests | Medical research | The Guardian
US researchers show negative version of placebo effect behind many symptoms such as headaches and fatigue
(I tried to link the study but it has just been published so it is not showing up)
It does mention that it did not look at all side effects. I clicked on the link to the actual journal paper but it doesn’t look like there is access yet as it has just been published.
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