I'd just go for it ! who the hell's caring about school absences this year we've all more important things on our minds ,even the teachers are fed up. I'd say they'll be very few kids in schools next week .
Phone Nicola up and get her to patrol the border when they come backSomeone on my Facebook has just posted they are in London for the weekend. Going to the HP studio tour. They are from a tier 4 (moving to tier 3 at 6pm) area in Scotland. Obviously tiers and travel restrictions mean nothing to them.
So annoying! Id be that person calling them out about it to see what response i gotSomeone on my Facebook has just posted they are in London for the weekend. Going to the HP studio tour. They are from a tier 4 (moving to tier 3 at 6pm) area in Scotland. Obviously tiers and travel restrictions mean nothing to them.
I am tempted! She annoys me at the best of times and I don't really know her that well so I don't really care if I get a block or whatever. She has been twisting the rules to suit for weeks and I'm just fed up of it.
Do it!!
Cases are sky high down here so maybe she'll get dinged by test and trace!
Still doesn't work though as if kids last day is the 18th then 10 days from then is the 28th which still means potentially self isolating over Christmas
It's now recommended that nobody with any kind of food/medical allergy should have the jab if you have had previous anaphylaxis. If you've not suffered anaphylaxis you would need to weigh up your personal risks.As someone with a food allergy I’m now a bit worried about the vaccine
www.allergyuk.org
Is it any kind of allergy or severe they mean ? my eldest son had a reaction to something once (we never found the cause ) it was severe ulticaria for about 8 weeks his lips were swollen but not his tongue ,he's not had it since that was about 12 yrs ago .I wonder would he be included in that .It's now recommended that nobody with any kind of food/medical allergy should have the jab if you have had previous anaphylaxis. If you've not suffered anaphylaxis you would need to weigh up your personal risks.
"The MHRA has also adopted a very risk-averse approach, recommending that for now the vaccine is not offered to anyone reporting a history of immediate-onset anaphylaxis to a vaccine, medicine or food."
Coronavirus and Allergy – FAQs | Allergy UK | National Charity
Coronavirus and allergies: Frequently asked questions
They usually mean a severe anaphylactic reaction requiring hospital treatment/intervention. Kids who've had a severe reaction to egg can't have the nasal flu vaccine. MMR vaccine is advised against in severe gelatin and neomycin allergies and the HPV vaccine is advised against for severe yeast allergies, but I've never seen one with a total blanket advisory warning like this. I guess it's because there's not been enough evidence or testing yet.
Which brings me back to my statement that I’d hope they’d have more than StJohns ambulance trained volunteers to deal with a situation should it occur.. just saw there’s been a further possible allergic reaction.
