Hang in their Karen; there's mounting evidence that the effects of Long Covid do dissipate over time with those recovery times pendant upon how bad you got it and unfortunately it seems to be more prevalent in women between 50-60 but at least the data is showing recoveries - there was a good piece on it on News night I believe last nightThanks , since march and this covid crap i have had a six week course and this is my second five day course , fourth lot of antibiotics , i am so over this
Last night if you mean tier 3.when do we go to full lockdown in greater Manchester, is it tonight ?
Could you provide info of underlying health issues ?
thats what i meant :{Last night if you mean tier 3.
A bit of everything mate.The chief scientist advising the French government has said this second wave is spreading faster than the first around Europe. Have we just let down our guard? Is it because our restrictions now are less severe than in the early days? Is the virus more infective but less deadly perhaps? Or all three.
The numbers were looking good in June/July... trickling down to 1-2 deaths a day and 250 cases (clearly more cases existed though)... it was within the UK’s grasp to become similar to NZ (absolutely no restrictions or covid in country, no visitors from abroad, 14 day hotel enforced quarantine for NZ returnees), but ‘we’ didn’t.A bit of everything mate.
Governments can’t keep their economies halted so feel they have to relax or have less severe restrictions in place, people need to be in work and earning money, businesses need to be turning over money, school pupils and university students need teaching, people are selfish and will not abide by rules if they think they can get away with not doing or know they’re impossible to police, people also get into lazy habits and stop washing hands/don’t wear masks when they should...
There’s no winning situation in this. We can limit death numbers by hammering the restrictions again but ruin/collapse the economy; or we can get the economy going but suffer more deaths.
The balance between the two things is impossible to get right.
Pretty much sums it up. Whilst I have no problem in slating the Govt for their errors people need to bear in mind the tightrope the Govt are treading. Really are dammed if they do or dammed if they don'tA bit of everything mate.
Governments can’t keep their economies halted so feel they have to relax or have less severe restrictions in place, people need to be in work and earning money, businesses need to be turning over money, school pupils and university students need teaching, people are selfish and will not abide by rules if they think they can get away with not doing or know they’re impossible to police, people also get into lazy habits and stop washing hands/don’t wear masks when they should...
There’s no winning situation in this. We can limit death numbers by hammering the restrictions again but ruin/collapse the economy; or we can get the economy going but suffer more deaths.
The balance between the two things is impossible to get right.
Not just Covid but, the Oldham buildings especially Phoenix House has always had a lot of serious illnesses with the staff.Our office is shutting for a week. 10 percent of staff tested positive in last 3 weeks. Union got on the case. Good decision.
Thanks lovelyHang in their Karen; there's mounting evidence that the effects of Long Covid do dissipate over time with those recovery times pendant upon how bad you got it and unfortunately it seems to be more prevalent in women between 50-60 but at least the data is showing recoveries - there was a good piece on it on News night I believe last night
Be lucky!
Really?? Didn't know that. Cheers for the info.Not just Covid but, the Oldham buildings especially Phoenix House has always had a lot of serious illnesses with the staff.
From your posts you're over the road?Really?? Didn't know that. Cheers for the info.
Yeah. I've only worked there since I moved to Oldham April 19. Prior to that I was at the Bury and Prestwich offices and spent a bit of time at ACAS and Fountain St offices in Manchester too.From your posts you're over the road?
I've worked in many CS buildings over the years has had my wife, for example there was a time a few years ago where 4 staff all had blood cancer in Phoenix at the same time, just on the DWP floors.
I was around the 4 Oldham offices, only 2 left, Aytoun St, Newton Heath, Tameside & Stockport for 30 odd years until I snapped up a package at 51 with a full pension, thank God for Government pilots having to work which gave me an opening to get out of fraud.Yeah. I've only worked there since I moved to Oldham April 19. Prior to that I was at the Bury and Prestwich offices and spent a bit of time at ACAS and Fountain St offices in Manchester too.
I'm possibly moving to Phoenix House in the next few weeks.
I'll raise what you say with the Union.....thanks very much for the info
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