disagree completely as they can still spread it. for me staying inside for 10 days compared to possibility of me spreading it to another person. easy decision.
trust me dying of covid isnt a pretty death
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trust me dying of covid isnt a pretty death
I do a lateral flow before I go anywhere. I have to do them twice a week for my job anyway, but I do an extra one if I’m going out somewhere with lots of people. I did one on Friday before I went out for a meal. To me this is just good old fashioned common sense.
I’m still very careful but I do think people have relaxed too much and that’s why there are more cases.
But if we can't relax after the vaccination programme, then when can we? Living in this state of constant testing and enforced isolation can't go on forever and I hope some BBC execs are starting to realise this!
I agree. I’ve seen some shocking laxness in schools these last few weeks, including one that for some stupid reason scrapped their bubbles and now the head, deputy head, several teachers,TA’s and many children are all Covid positive. Yet staff were still wandering around without masks, crowding into the staff room at lunchtime, not sanitizing etc. I can’t say I have much sympathy.
In my experience with PCR tests, it can take anywhere between 24 - 36 or so hours to get the result. They must have done the test yesterday afternoon so why were they still allowed to dance if there was even the smallest chance they were positive?
Presumably it’s routine testing and that’s what picked it up.
I had an NHS PCR test earlier this week after being in close contact with someone who (unbeknownst to either of us) was positive. I got the results back at midnight after testing in the morning, so if they had tests done privately it might have been a very quick turnaround.
But the vaccination program hasn’t finished phase 3 starts this week
we got our results within the hour
Christ, how did you manage that?! My positive PCR came through at 3am after waiting around 37 hours for it
I did however already have 4 positive lateral flows so I kind of already guessed the answerShirley waivers from drunk auntie who pinches arses and breathes fumes into your hair to bitter old witch that attacks anyone who suddenly makes her feel inferior ….. she’s a batty bingo winged old soak!
He really was not happy, was he? To be fair, J & J were pretty touchy-feely, and it was quite a sexy routine.
I hope he’s in the studio if they do a rumba!
We walked across the road from the office to the testing, centre, took test, received a text within the hourChrist, how did you manage that?! My positive PCR came through at 3am after waiting around 37 hours for it
You are aware that the vaccine doesn’t work for everyone aren’t you? Do you really think that people with no antibodies should live their lives in total isolation because they’d be even more at risk if people are wandering around freely knowing they have it?
I thought they would withdraw if testing positive as it’s not fair they get through to another week without a fair public vote. Thought that was why Nicola and Katya left last year.
Covid is never going so when should people with covid ever stop isolating? The year is 2040 and we've been jabbed two dozen times. You get a positive covid result should you isolate? As I said people cannot self isolate forever because of something that's around forever.
isolating if you have it will lower the spread though. i'm not saying the isolating to last forever but atm its saving lives
there is no reason it’ll be around forever. Things like polio are so rare now thanks to vaccinations. But we should probably talk about strictly on this thread not various opinions on how to deal with a pandemic.
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