Had to happen sooner rather than later. This lead to people stopping testing do we assume?
Are we actually going to be 'living with it' from now then?
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Are we actually going to be 'living with it' from now then?
hilts
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Basically yes, if you get ill rather than is it a cold or flu now we will add in covid. Unless you feel really bad(hypochondriac wet dream) you decide if it's serious enough to stay off work, see the doctor or just wait for it to pass. Basically what we used to do in the good old days.Had to happen sooner rather than later. This lead to people stopping testing do we assume?
Are we actually going to be 'living with it' from now then?
If anything serious develops we will know about it quickly. Fingers crossed that won't happen.
EndgameIsolation rules to be scrapped by the end of this month rather than March 24th Johnson has just announced.
meltonblue
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That's a bit depressing. I'm up to day 6 now and still banging in positive results. We were meant to be going away this weekend so I had thought I'd be well clear and able to go but starting to look doubtful now.
Actually, quick question for those who have been through this daily testing and isolation thing. Does the strength of the line on the LFT fade as you go through the process or is it not that clever and it's simply a case of there on one days test and then not there the next?
It varies but yes, it can fade through the process.
Bluemoon dan
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It varies but yes, it can fade through the process.
Ok ta. Even more fed up now then as the line is just as prominent today as it was when I first tested positive.
M18CTID
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That's another conspiracy theory consigned to the bin then!Isolation rules to be scrapped by the end of this month rather than March 24th Johnson has just announced.
meltonblue
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Ok ta. Even more fed up now then as the line is just as prominent today as it was when I first tested positive.
It was the same for my wife too, it was day 9 before she tested negative. Hers went from prominent to a fainter line in the evening and then completely gone the next day.
Mr Johnson told MPs that the remaining domestic rules would end a month early "provided the current encouraging trends in the data continue".Isolation rules to be scrapped by the end of this month rather than March 24th Johnson has just announced.
This would remove the requirement for people to self-isolate if they have Covid symptoms or test positive.
That's not quite what you put.
PannickAtTheDisco
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Just need all other countries to follow suit.Endgame
All the timeI swear you go out of your way to pick arguments with people.