Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
All good here, nice weather for sitting in garden helps.
Corona Virus: How Are We Doing?
- Thread starter Smokin Joe
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
In the garden listening to the live Hacienda Tunes being streamed
https://unitedwestream.co.uk/
Mrs F sat outside, having just cut out 10 sets of 'scrubs' and she's now sewing them up for a local group that's co-ordinating them.
https://unitedwestream.co.uk/
Mrs F sat outside, having just cut out 10 sets of 'scrubs' and she's now sewing them up for a local group that's co-ordinating them.
pawl
Legendary Member
- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
Sorry to hear that.
Slick
Guru
Really sorry to hear that.
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
- Location
- Land of confusion
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
- Location
- Lancaster... the little city.
Found out yesterday that one of my close friends has been holed up in quarantine with corvid19... works locally for the NHS and was tested positive 2 or 3 weeks ago. Wasn't hospitalised but was apparently very ill for a couple of weeks, and his wife got it (mildly) plus his kids had symptoms but only for a couple of days. He's due back at work on Tuesday.
Fab Foodie
hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
- Location
- Kirton, Devon.
Dreadful news :-(. About your clubmate that is.. .glad you’re doing OK!
gbb
Squire
- Location
- Peterborough
Thoughts go out to anyone directly or indirectly effected by the virus...
Ok here, still working, havnt heard of anyone I know being affected. Walked the dog this morning and bearing in mind it's a large sprawling estate, it feels more like village life 40 years ago, quite quiet and relaxed. Perhaps the one good thing will be people are relaxed as the pace of life has slowed down.
Ok here, still working, havnt heard of anyone I know being affected. Walked the dog this morning and bearing in mind it's a large sprawling estate, it feels more like village life 40 years ago, quite quiet and relaxed. Perhaps the one good thing will be people are relaxed as the pace of life has slowed down.
Not if he can walk 10 miles in one hourI'm not quite sure why that's "naughty", given that there are no regulations forbidding walking.
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AuroraSaab
Veteran
Well much to my surprise I find I have something in common with Boris Johnson. We both love the Tintin books. Glad he's recovered and looking forward to the memes.
Ambulance sent for my father. He's gone somewhere in an ambulance. He's not been out of the house for the last three weeks apart from escaping to the shops a couple of times, which I tried to stop. I've also had no contact with anyone apart from shopping for four weeks - not used public transport in seven weeks. Minimal-ish contact those three weeks before the four weeks.
It's the breathlessness, high temperature and cough that he, the paramedics and 111 are worried about. He was in hospital for this 6 weeks ago (I can't remember with the weeks at the moment if you know what I mean) and then discharged after lengthy observations and tests where they decided he hasn't got covid-19 and observe anyway. He wanted to go to the pod testing centre today, although things are so bad now I'm not sure that's even running, I think it's within the hospital itself (maybe that's where he's gone).
I don't think he's got coronavirus, that is what worries me going anywhere near hospital right now for anything but kidney failure, heart failure and so on seems utter madness. He's been coughing more occasionally for most of the last 5 weeks (as opposed to next door's cough, which again as it's been very quiet today I do wonder about and can hear it from the other side of the wall especially with windows open).
The ambulance crew wore surgical masks. I worry for them.
Ah well. You do your best.
It's the breathlessness, high temperature and cough that he, the paramedics and 111 are worried about. He was in hospital for this 6 weeks ago (I can't remember with the weeks at the moment if you know what I mean) and then discharged after lengthy observations and tests where they decided he hasn't got covid-19 and observe anyway. He wanted to go to the pod testing centre today, although things are so bad now I'm not sure that's even running, I think it's within the hospital itself (maybe that's where he's gone).
I don't think he's got coronavirus, that is what worries me going anywhere near hospital right now for anything but kidney failure, heart failure and so on seems utter madness. He's been coughing more occasionally for most of the last 5 weeks (as opposed to next door's cough, which again as it's been very quiet today I do wonder about and can hear it from the other side of the wall especially with windows open).
The ambulance crew wore surgical masks. I worry for them.
Ah well. You do your best.
Rocky
Hello decadence
I’m so sorry to hear this. I do hope he is ok. Here’s sending strength to you and your family.
Thanks. I hope your son is doing well.
Rocky
Hello decadence
Thanks - he’s now day 5 and has fever, cough and tiredness. No red flag signs yet. And we are hoping he stays like that.......day 7 is the crucial one, apparently.
