I don’t know about the Zoe app one, but the antibody trial that my family are on gives you your results for both. I’ve only got antibodies for the vaccine. My son has none despite his last test being 2 weeks after his first jab. The test of the family have antibodies for both.
Try Asda at Hurst Cross in Ashton, it's a joke, even most of the staff don't wear masks, I've emailed them once and got a standard issue reply saying they will deal with it, going to send another.
Dedicated Covid ward reopened at Tameside Hospital a couple of weeks and its filling up.
Feel for people like her but hopefully they will be able to buy these (or get them free from the NHS).
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Has your mum got pulmonary fibrosis? Only reason I ask is my mum was placed on a new drug for the disease from Wythenshawe Hospital and her condition stabilised, unfortunately my mum then became so ill she passed away just over 2 years ago. The drug was expensive and delivered by a motor cycle courier for security.
Judging by the number of young people that I've heard about that have caught it, it wouldn't surprise me if, together with those double jabbed, we've achieved herd immunity of Delta in the NW. Too early to know but it wouldn't surprise me if case rates plummet over the next few weeks.
I agree it's tough but so is catching Covid and those staff come into contact with a lot of people, I'll remind you it's actually the law, not a whimsical rule.
Thanks for replies - I presumed that to be the case but a few weeks ago my wife and I both developed the *newer* symptoms (runny nose, headache etc) I was over in a day or so but mrsbilliejoe (who hadn't been jabbed at the time) and our 5 month old had it for about 4-5 days longer. We stayed indoors and took the LFTs throughout and they all showed negative, I was just wondering whether the antibody test might shed some light on whether that was covid or just some summer cold/high pollen we were dealing with.
