New runt kitten & covid train outrage...are we in some paradox?
so she's pulling the Clinically venerable thing again? I thought that was quickly put to bed by her when she got the BBC gig ?Aye, clinically vulnerable yet only one jab? duck off
There is a slight difference I think. I am immunocompromised due to the drugs I take and this along with the complaint that causes me to take the drugs makes me clinically extremely vulnerable. I have a friend who has arthritis and a couple of other ailments but whose immune system seems ok and she is deemed clinically vulnerable. She was higher up on the list than most people but not as high as me. I had my first jab in early February she had hers about a month later. So I think there is a difference but she should have had at least both her jabs and booster by now.I’m not sure - logically I presume someone could be both - I’m clinically vulnerable, according to the stats, because I have hypertension and ckd. However, my platelet count is very healthy and I don’t appear to have any immunity malfunctions so… but I’m not a medic so that’s just an opinion (m’lud)
it's fine because Jack is neither. If she was vulnerable, she would have made absolutely sure she'd had two if not three vaccines by now. funny she never mentioned getting her first and ONLY one.There is a slight difference I think. I am immunocompromised due to the drugs I take and this along with the complaint that causes me to take the drugs makes me clinically extremely vulnerable. I have a friend who has arthritis and a couple of other ailments but whose immune system seems ok and she is deemed clinically vulnerable. She was higher up on the list than most people but not as high as me. I had my first jab in early February she had hers about a month later. So I think there is a difference but she should have had at least both her jabs and booster by now.
Thanks for that - I’m never quite sure. But I’d she is as ill/disabled as she claims to be then surely her gp surgery would have called he in for her jabs? They did with me, and I know other people who also got messsages or emails asking them to go in for their jabs. She’s so full of it, it’s pathetic.There is a slight difference I think. I am immunocompromised due to the drugs I take and this along with the complaint that causes me to take the drugs makes me clinically extremely vulnerable. I have a friend who has arthritis and a couple of other ailments but whose immune system seems ok and she is deemed clinically vulnerable. She was higher up on the list than most people but not as high as me. I had my first jab in early February she had hers about a month later. So I think there is a difference but she should have had at least both her jabs and booster by now.
Ah but it's a long storyThe fact she's only had one jab, yet claims to be clinically vulnerable, is Peak Jack.
How lazy, disorganised and downright useless can someone be to have not found the time to get a potentially life saving vaccine in the last 6 months?
Because ADHD puppybrain, LOL!The fact she's only had one jab, yet claims to be clinically vulnerable, is Peak Jack.
How lazy, disorganised and downright useless can someone be to have not found the time to get a potentially life saving vaccine in the last 6 months?
The picture with the bandages is super munchy, no?Disabled Jack, you say?
26/12/16: Jack can barely walk, needs walking sticks, can't manage stairs...
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17/01/17: Jack is training for a marathon.
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(she didn't run the marathon. Obviously.)
What about twitter twit?I’m not sure malignant narcissism is technically a disability
Yep, classic munchie. Or maybe a malingerer. Jack loves to inhabit the sick role, and also have a perennial excuse to not work (or do a crappy job of the work she does get).The picture with the bandages is super munchy, no?
It’s like the woman in the chemist in Doc Martin, with the neck brace.The picture with the bandages is super munchy, no?
I once knew someone like Jack and they also had a wardrobe of various slings, neck braces, sports supports, tubigrips etc, it was like St.John Ambulance threw up on them. I mean, who buys themselves a wheelchair for the LOLZ? It eventually came out there was absolutely nothing wrong. No diagnosis, no illnesses, nothing. No money was conned it was purely for the attention but the 'sympathy kit' photo made me think. These sorts of dressings, bandages etc are all widely available on the high street & aren't even used in a clinical setting. Nice try with the 'Tens machine' wire poking out but I got mine from Boots for £30
..then again it's just as likely to be a phone charger lead isn't it.
I got a sofa, I got a sofaI am glad you enjoy your presents dear hearts, the puddle took weeks to stock as some of the items are very exclusive and sought after. Make sure to show them off and be unnecessarily aggressive when people ask where you got said item from because POOR PEOPLE ARE ALLOWED NICE THINGS and it was GIFTED anyway.
Especially if she has her monday routine. She knew she wouldn't be there the next day. Selfish all the way down, rotten to the core.why get a new kitten on Sunday and clear off ALL DAY on Monday?