Corona Virus Treatment

We don't at the moment but I think they are looking in to it for future doses.

 

My point is the effect it is having on some people, people are scared to leave their houses, or make a wide berth of others.
I'm not saying they shouldn't be free to do those thing if they want to, I just think it has been drummed into everyone for over a year now, and it is the governments way of coercion, in making the emphasis on doing these things for the sake of others, rather than for yourself which is wrong.

 

I think that we should still wear masks and still use hand cleaner when going shopping or anywhere else until we're all vaccinated.
But I was talking to a woman that i meet sometimes walking her dog and she said that she would still wear a mask and use the hand gels a long time after she's had her second jab.

 

Is that so John?
You see I've been carrying on as normally as they would allow, so going into a crowded space is something I've been doing all the time in Morrisons etc.

I hate all this silly queuing outside, its ridiculous, only two people at a time in a shop, half the time you cant work out how many are in there until you get in, then they throw you out.

Apart from messing around with the mask I've carried on the same like thousands of others.

But the government line of stating the mask is not there for you, it is there to protect others, is what I find so annoying.
We have obviously been told this in order to get the public to police it.

If a mask stops droplets from leaving my mouth, it must also stop droplets entering my mouth.

 

I said the exact same in my earlier post too @Logan , if not until this time next year I will definitely be wearing one this winter. I will then evaluate the situation to suit myself and will make my own mind up and won't just follow the lead of others.

 

I have no problem going to the stores. They all have hand sanitizer at the entrance and I walk around to get my shopping with my mask in place and smelling of alcohol. Well, isopropyl type. EDIT: And I go at a time when it's mostly all wrinklies like me there.

I had to giggle when I was getting vaccinated the other day. They had us in rows with chairs facing the front, six feet between me and the next row and the same space between me and the person in front or behind. I was the only one in my row (no I did not let a stinky one go..) and as I sat there trying to amuse myself for the 15 minute after shot wait so I'm reading the posters.

One states that if I have to sneeze, cover my nose and mouth with my arm or a tissue. I'm sat there with a mask on!

 

I've got a tickly cough, had it for years, I think its a side effect of one of the BP tablets I take.

The cough, for some reason, always gets worse when wearing a mask, oh no, its not a mask, its a "face covering", anyway, you cant cough with one of those on, so I have to pull it down to have a proper cough.

 

You'd love the French version, @CanadianLori Masks, gel, distancing, queueing and then seats carefully spaced, right up to the point where you're called for the Doc interview. Then, all caution thrown to the four winds! Like yours, in rows, but pre-Covid rows....chairs (and people) touching, all of 18" between faces. Apparently, just the prospect of speaking to a doctor confers immunity The whole process, which they carefuly explain will take 25 minutes, took over an hour. Vive La France

 

There was no waiting where I went, you just leave and drive off.
But obviously told not to, but who's going to stop you.

 

Government policy? Anyone that remotely resembles a pensioner is expendable