inchy14
Well-Known Member
You just missed my point, no need to get embarrassed over it.You really do struggle to understand what you are posting against. Prob Well you ducking out before you embarrass yourself further
You just missed my point, no need to get embarrassed over it.You really do struggle to understand what you are posting against. Prob Well you ducking out before you embarrass yourself further
My wife has asthma and gets one every year, but this year it just looked like she was so far down the list due to being young that she wouldn't get one until halfway through flu season. So instead I just got her booked in at Boots for one, sure it's £14, but I'd rather pay that than not have her have a jab until mid November (which looked like the earliest she might get here free one)I'm not sure the doses are there, kaz. Having asthma I'm usually on the freebie list, 10 days ago I got a text from the local health centre asking if I wanted a flu jab as supplies were "limited". I replied that I did but still haven't received any appointment details.
That is starting to nudge up to 20% over 65 which is worrying given it was a under half that a few weeks ago.Infections in Scotland today
166 aged 65+
32 of whom are 85+
77 aged under 15
22 of whom are under 5
179 aged 15-24
701 aged 25-64
1x death was in the 75-84 age range.
You never had a point to missYou just missed my point, no need to get embarrassed over it.
Totally anecdotal but less Ambulances last two days???
Totally anecdotal but less Ambulances last two days???
My point was the obese in the country are and always have been a huge drain on the NHS, not just this year, they cost millions if not billions in care, treatment for the underlying issues associated with it. But you knew that’s what I meant, as you do about my point regarding the government just making rules up without proper debate and votes taking place, again you know what I meant but you just fancy an argument and I can’t be arsed going backwards and forwards with you.You never had a point to miss