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« Reply #63 on: Thursday 17 September 20 23:18 BST (UK) »
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Re: Staying safe ....my place
« Reply #64 on: Thursday 17 September 20 23:25 BST (UK) »
Rena,
I hope your procedure can go ahead. Perhaps it will just be social restrictions continuing.
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« Reply #65 on: Friday 18 September 20 08:29 BST (UK) »
Quite simply, I see no point in incurring risks I do not need to take, so I'll continue to stay at home except for shopping at the Supermarket (masked, gloved, sanitised and spaced) and keep in contact with people via p.c. or laptop. I do not NEED to go dancing / drinking/ socialising, fun though they may be. I do need to be sensible, and look after myself and those who are important to me.

 ... I do enjoy going out, having a meal, shopping, going for long walks, enjoying a drink occasionally.  All these things seem to have been stamped out or made less enjoyable. ...
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We have done all those things mentioned in Rishile's quote, socially distanced since Lockdown was released and pubs opened, continued with social distancing and Stay Alert, so avoided crowded, up and close situations where this infection will easily spread if someone is carrying it.

Mark
We have also been trying to do these things and have managed most of them but the restrictions take out all of the pleasure you may get from them.  I have walked out of so many shops because I am sick of being 'told off' for not following the correct one-way system even if there is nobody else in the shop.  Going for a coffee is just about impossible without someone complaining that you are doing something wrong.  Pubs have no atmosphere now so there is no pleasure in trying to enjoy a 'social distanced' drink with my husband.

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Re: Staying safe ....my place
« Reply #66 on: Friday 18 September 20 08:41 BST (UK) »
According to a recent Inquest a UK man who caught it last December and died January 2020 was confirmed to have had Coronavirus in his lungs from PM samples kept, so some may have had this Coronavirus last Winter and a few might still have antibodies.

Some of us villagers had a non-stop dry cough last Winter 2019/2020.

After coughing, the irritation after a few seconds made me want to cough again, eventually awful soreness, also chest pain, due to continuous coughing, but mine might be Bronchitis because they told me as a boy it comes back later in life.

Some people wanting a Test now may just have a seasonal cold, so Test Services are going to get pretty stretched discovering who has the virus or not.

Whether I think I've previously had it or not, I'm still happy to follow the Rules.

Mark

Added, if someone tells me I'm going the wrong way, I'm just happy to change and follow the arrows.

We might have to live with this Covid around us for months yet and I'm happy to put up with a few simple rules or being asked to follow direction.

We have eaten out weekly or more where tables are spaced and whilst aware, not sat there unduly worrying about it.


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« Reply #67 on: Friday 18 September 20 09:20 BST (UK) »
My daughter who is not” chesty” ie subject to frequent chest infections etc
was really ill last winter.
Such pains in her left side too.
Also two neighbours ,same symptoms.
Many others too are now pretty sure they had  Covid 19.
The winter before I was ill, supposed to be the Flu,despite having the flu jab.
Dreadful cough for nine weeks, and the result of that coughing was disgusting
- when eventually it came up!
No treatment ,just hot drinks,paracetamol and the one “over the counter“cough remedy that did not fight with my other medications.
 Truly ill , lost so much weight etc.Tired.
But Dr. not involved  as what more could he do than the advice re flu which is well known.
But taking no chances .
I can’t understand those who flout the advice ,yes it is mixed,confusing,
hard to sort out etc ,but why some should think it is a plot to turn us all into forelock pulling, grovelling ,subservient idiots is beyond me .
It is a plot, yes, to try to minimise deaths,get things back to as near”normal” as we will ever be again .
I want that ,I really want it, so no one is going to make me feel stupid because I am doing my best to do what it is thought will get us through this.
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« Reply #68 on: Friday 18 September 20 10:24 BST (UK) »
There are plenty of people who think the majority of mankind are being conned and that the coronavirus warnings are a hoax. I'm having a hard time persuading a relative to believe the experts and not the paramedic she keeps quoting.  I see the massive amazon organisation is advertising a book on the subject !

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« Reply #69 on: Friday 18 September 20 12:55 BST (UK) »
According to a recent Inquest a UK man who caught it last December and died January 2020 was confirmed to have had Coronavirus in his lungs from PM samples kept, so some may have had this Coronavirus last Winter and a few might still have antibodies.

Some of us villagers had a non-stop dry cough last Winter 2019/2020.


I too live in a small Lancashire village.  Coincidentally, my son, who lives with me, had to retire to his bed for a few days last January 2020 with (manflu) what seemed like a cold with incessant coughing.   
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« Reply #70 on: Friday 18 September 20 15:13 BST (UK) »

Added, if someone tells me I'm going the wrong way, I'm just happy to change and follow the arrows.


I don't mind obeying rules but I can't won't accept enforcement of rules when they are enforced with rudeness and/or stupidity.

We went to a small tea-shop yesterday.  There was a very large sign on their window in red stating that entry would be refused if a face covering was not used.  As we walked in we had our face-masks in our hands and was just placing them over our face.  OH's foot had just gone over the threshold of the shop and he was placing the loops over his ears.  A member of staff started yelling at him that 'face-masks must be in place before you come in'.  We left - I won't be spoken to like that and won't give them my money.

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« Reply #71 on: Friday 18 September 20 15:17 BST (UK) »
I can only repeat my earlier post. I'm not clever enough to repeat it as a quotation from earlier on this topic, but several already have done, to add their own comments.
I am fortunate in that I do not need to go out of the house, in order to work, it's a fortunate state to be in, and I recognise not everyone can manage from home. I choose to keep as safe as we can mange nowadays.
Yes, I'm bored sideways a lot of the time, but I keep managing to keep busy and even sometimes entertained, as well. I choose to try and keep safe, and that must be for me to decide.
I do however resent having my safety so compromised by those who are determined to eat out in crowded venues, drink until their inhibitions and sense of social distancing has departed,  and be merry all over the place, and then come closer to me than I prefer in the supermarket car park, etc.!!
Yes, nothing is totally risk free, the roof might fall in on me as I type, but that's not really the point, is it?
Surely I can maintain my way without upsetting others? They do not have to join my way, but I'd prefer not to have what freedoms we have, further curtailed by spending at least the next couple of weeks in closer "lockdown" because of the less responsible actions of others.
We may well have already been living with the coronavirus for a lot longer than we thought at first, but that's already done, we can't alter that. The "new normal" will be different .... when we do finally reach it!
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