No one. Transam probably gobs into his palm, and shakes on it.
Strangely, he's not winning as much work recently.....
Is anybody choosing to self isolate -or know a family member that is?
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No one. Transam probably gobs into his palm, and shakes on it.
Strangely, he's not winning as much work recently.....
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Self isolation is always better than the alternative.
Well, passes the time one would normally spend watching footie on the telly , I suppose.
Erm, do you not in turn spend time with your wife?
It seems my nieces fiancee has covid 19 -yesterday he had high temperature and sore throat but no coughing (could be tonsillitis of course)
my niece is a radiographer and so is works in a key department for corona -chest x rays, etc scans etc.
my sister has had contact with them over the weekend -so I don't think she can visit our dad any more.....
my niece is a radiographer and so is works in a key department for corona -chest x rays, etc scans etc.
my sister has had contact with them over the weekend -so I don't think she can visit our dad any more.....
yes
sorry I should have explained: Im not bothered about my daily routine having to change much, its my wifes work routine that may have to change.
Listening to a few on bbc2 who said that they wouldn't obey self isolation if it became compulsory. Now as the purpose of this is to prevent them from getting the virus, why waste time on enforcing it, if they want to go out and succumb to the virus, so be it.
Just been speaking to 3 of my young grandchildren in Liverpool. Youngest had a slight cough at school today. Temperature was a bit raised so Dad was called to take him and his sister, (in a different class), home and let GP know they were self isolating for 7 days. Son phoned eldest sons school and he too was packed off home for 7 days. All 3 have been given sufficient work to be done at home during this time. As my daughter in law has teaching experience she will be taking lessons whilst all of them are at home. Luckily, (or unluckily for him), my son is on holiday from work this week.
All the kids told me they feel fine.
All the kids told me they feel fine.
the risk is where ignoring the advice leads to increased spreading of the virus.
in China they put many many people in lock down. Only 1 person per household was allowed out for 2 hours or so every 3 days. Each person going out was checked by thermometer.
the UK cant do that, I can see this being worse than in China per capita if we arent careful
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