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Good Lord. How long was his isolation period? :-)
I think it’s about 10 days so it’s looking like he was rationing for 14 cans a day :)
Good Lord. How long was his isolation period? :-)
Around 10 days! Like I said he likes a drink :-). He’s an pretty incredible character, as a female friend of ours says “Geoff is either working or drinking”. Tbf though he does Open Water swimming as well which at his age is no mean feat. He had a medical just before lockdown for work purposes, the Doctor said he was in good shape for his age, he knew nothing about his real alcohol intake!Good Lord. How long was his isolation period? :-)
Thought he might have been taking it as a purgative, up there with Trump’s bleach and strong light. Good news he’s well, ‘reassuring’ as Stella would say.Around 10 days! Like I said he likes a drink :-). He’s an pretty incredible character, as a female friend of ours says “Geoff is either working or drinking”. Tbf though he does Open Water swimming as well which at his age is no mean feat. He had a medical just before lockdown for work purposes, the Doctor said he was in good shape for his age, he knew nothing about his real alcohol intake!
He defended himself by saying “they were only 440m cans” works out about 11 pints a day/night, he’s fighting fit and back in the golf course, cheers (as he’d say).Thought he might have been taking it as a purgative, up there with Trump’s bleach and strong light. Good news he’s well, ‘reassuring’ as Stella would say.
I respect the choice of those saying they will not let their children have the vaccine but I trust they will let their child have a say too? And they are properly informed that every week in England children ARE dying from Covid.
Yes the numbers are tiny and yes the risk is minimal but it is not zero and it is higher than the risk of having the vaccine and any possible side effects.
And the risk of crossing a back road outside the house with little traffic when they see a friend on the far side is limited too but we still take it seriously because for some people every year their child is one of the unlucky ones.
I support it being a choice but it needs to be a choice of the child too not simply views imposed on them by their parents.
I am speaking of nobody in this thread directly or specfically of anyone - just in general that this ought to be at least a mutual decision talked over in the family and in the knowledge of the preference of the child being offered the jab, too.
Nothing I said is contradictory there. I post the England hospital death numbers by age every day. Its their figures teenage and under I refer to and there were 2 last week and 3 the week before. Of course underlying conditions are the likely cause of MOST deaths regardless of age. All I am saying is that it is easy for some to read minimal risk as no risk worth bothering about.last week you said only a handful of children are dying each week and now you’ve said children ARE dying every week, there’s multiple studies I sent last week that the number in a 12 month period of children under 18 is 25 deaths so 2 a month and over half had underlying health conditions
Nothing I said is contradictory there. Of course underlying conditions are the likely cause of MOST deaths regardless of age. All I am saying it is easy for some to read minimal risk as no risk worth bothering apart.
Unless - also - the person making the decision on the child is ALSO ensuring they stay away from all of the at risk people in their families - such as elderly grandparents at borthdays or bonfires or Chrstmas parties - unless that grandparent wants to accept the risk an unvaccinated child WILL undeniably present to them.
NopeHow many on here would let the kids have the jab. 12-15 yr olds ?