Reply With QuoteIndeed it is, but the usual suspects in the usual communities will undermine all that's been done well so farOriginally Posted by millertop
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..in Rotherham and Sheffield, probably blame it on football
Do you get tested? Yes I do weekly sometimes twice weekly
Wise to do one
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Indeed it is, but the usual suspects in the usual communities will undermine all that's been done well so far
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It was always going to rise Topsy, once the country was opened up that was obvious, so now we have to trust the vaccine. UTM
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Both myself & my wife do the test twice a week, report it to NHS,
being doing the test since May.
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I believe the government's strategy was always to go for some sort of herd immunity but early spiralling death tolls meant the most vulnerable had to be protected. Now that most of them have been double-jabbed I believe rules will continue to be gradually relaxed until there is another sharp rise in death figures. This may or may not happen. Who knows? I am not taking regular tests, only testing when feeling a bit under the weather, wife likewise. There again we don't go out much either and certainly not in crowded environments.
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Eric I think that’s called paranoia,why test twice a week.
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The reason mate, NHS instructions on the test booklet, which comes with the kit.
To report findings to NHS also, if done one a week they might not accept the result.
How can it be paranoia, the NHS say have 2 jabs per person to avoid hopefully covid,
the NHS also say 2 tests a week, so I do what they recommend.
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anyone not getting vaccinated is a tail.
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Read the other day that some Prem players have not had the jab,I find that strange that a contact sport & not been vaccinated.
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The PFA should demand all players take the vaccine to protect other team players.For that matter who in their right mind would not take the vaccine?
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