So, another lockdown.

[sodthisforfun]

Their is no good reason.

To spell correctly?

 

[transam]

Technically I am. In the high risk category

Diabetic

When I got diagnosed I. Had the 2nd highest blood sugar level the surgery have ever had

Got called and told to take a seat the nurse lady a very nice person shuffled her chair up close to me held my hand and said I have some bad news

I. Thought blimey I am terminally ill

She said u are Diabetic

I. Said yes my 92 year old aunt said I was 6 weeks ago

Is she a medical professional

No she has the readers digest book on health

and said I was Diabetic due to the amount I was drinking

 

[johnny2007]

As predicted by me in early April.
Natural spike of cold, flu and respiratory infections in November leads inevitably to falsified figures to justify a lockdown.
Nostradamus hits the jackpot again.

 

[Ryler]

there's more help for those in need

That wasn't the case with first lockdown.
The nhs basically became the ncs.
And the scare mongering convinced people to stay away.

 

[transam]

We Get checked out every 4 months I think

May be a new test being introduced

H. O. T test

Which is short for a hard on test

Dunno how that is going to be done

Bit worrying tbh

 

[Brigadier]

As predicted by me in early April.
Natural spike of cold, flu and respiratory infections in November leads inevitably to falsified figures to justify a lockdown.
Nostradamus hits the jackpot again.

We're still in October, Nostradamus.

 

[johnny2007]

All national, small and medium businesses are now finished.
Multinationals will take over so a dozen people in the world will control a thousand puppets making them think they're in charge.
We're doomed.

 

[johnny2007]

We're still in October, Nostradamus.

Lockdown from next Thursday, 05th November Mr Einstein

 

[Brigadier]

Natural spike of cold, flu and respiratory infections in November

Lockdown from next Thursday, 05th November Mr Einstein

English not your strong point then, Johnny?

 

[sodthisforfun]

That wasn't the case with first lockdown.
The nhs basically became the ncs.
And the scare mongering convinced people to stay away.

There's a lot been learned since then, as tends to happen.

 

[johnny2007]

English not your strong point then, Johnny?

Whatever you say, monkey

 

[IT Minion]

Their is no good reason.
It smashes the economy and blights people's health in other areas.

True, it's driven you stark raving mad.

 

[Brigadier]

Whatever you say, monkey

OK.

 

[Brigadier]

There's a lot been learned since then, as tends to happen.

Try telling that to my GP who, when I tried to get an appointment less than a month ago (to have my stitches out, as advised by the hospital), put me through five minutes of covid recorded message, to end with "we are closed"........

 

[johnny2007]

Try telling that to my GP who, when I tried to get an appointment less than a month ago (to have my stitches out, as advised by the hospital), put me through five minutes of covid recorded message, to end with "we are closed"........

Go to a walk in centre and shame them.
They'll report your gp and you'll immediately get a call and an appointment.
If you haven't a walk in centre close by go to a&e, even worse.
Your gp will be reported to gmc and deal with you with white gloves.
Tried and tested.