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Never mind that, where's the wicker man with Johnson in?Thanks for reminding me, now where's my bloody candles?
Never mind that, where's the wicker man with Johnson in?Thanks for reminding me, now where's my bloody candles?
Just had a look outside, everyone has put their bins out, no sign of any candles.
It's a metaphor. The bins, I mean.Just had a look outside, everyone has put their bins out, no sign of any candles.
Question if I may as I can't find a complete answer anywhere.
If you receive your first dose of the vaccine, then test positive for Covid (say 10 weeks later) and are shortly thereafter due your 2nd dose, from what I read you need to wait 28 days if you test positive before you can have the 2nd one - what happens if this 28 day period then brings you outside the 12 weeks?
Thanks Supine, it's not me who has tested positive, it was a question asked of my missus y/day as part of an FAQ she helped put together.You doctor will probably arrange it for a bit later. Shouldn't be a problem. Having one Jab and then having covid you will probably have a good immune response to it before getting the second dose.
Plane takes offQuestion if I may as I can't find a complete answer anywhere.
If you receive your first dose of the vaccine, then test positive for Covid (say 10 weeks later) and are shortly thereafter due your 2nd dose, from what I read you need to wait 28 days if you test positive before you can have the 2nd one - what happens if this 28 day period then brings you outside the 12 weeks?
Question if I may as I can't find a complete answer anywhere.
If you receive your first dose of the vaccine, then test positive for Covid (say 10 weeks later) and are shortly thereafter due your 2nd dose, from what I read you need to wait 28 days if you test positive before you can have the 2nd one - what happens if this 28 day period then brings you outside the 12 weeks?
Fucking hell...
Fucking hell...
Her original family surname, before taking her husband's surname, was Lightwood; a portmanteau of Lightweight and Deadwood.every time i hear about helen whately i wonder if she's kin to wilbur whateley of dunwich
Cases appear to have been stuck at 5k - 6k for a while now...I suppose the rise is unsurprising as we start to see the impact of the full return to schools.Last Thursday 6,303 new cases were reported, so an increase of 94 on a single day, not much there to worry about ATM.
But, seeing deaths decrease another 31 compared to last Thursday, almost a third, is good news.
Cases appear to have been stuck at 5k - 6k for a while now...I suppose the rise is unsurprising as we start to see the impact of the full return to schools.
Last Thursday 6,303 new cases were reported, so an increase of 94 on a single day, not much there to worry about ATM, it's still down -3.3% in the last 7 days.
But, seeing deaths decrease another 31 compared to last Thursday, almost a third, down -34.6% in the last 7 days, is good news.
There are a few places, some of them quite surprising, that seem unable to shake off the 'rona.
Part of Cramlington, Northumberland and Holyhead (Nth Wales) are two that come easily to mind as I check on them quite often [for reasons].