kingrollo
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They need to blame immigration somehow..I suspect they're thinking that as well. Will they be allowed back by their home countries afterwards?
They need to blame immigration somehow..I suspect they're thinking that as well. Will they be allowed back by their home countries afterwards?
No ordinary badge it’s greenYou forgot that Hancock has promised social care their own badge - at least he might deliver on that one......or not !
A feckin badge - seriously ?
Oh for fecks sake, yes it does.
The OP said: Why are we allowing pregnant health workers on the frontline ?
The whole point or the OP falls if she was not working.
They'll do anything to avoid paying pickers the local market pay rate, won't they?and it’s just announced that there are going to be several incoming flights of migrant workers to pick fruit. Hope it’s well controlled.
Downgraded advice for asthmatics
The NHS now say that you would be considered at very high risk if ALL THREE of these things apply to you:
- You have asthma, AND
- You are taking certain extra controller medicines as well as a preventer inhaler (for example, you are taking Montelukast, salmeterol or formoterol, or you are on a combination inhaler like Seretide, Fostair, Symbicort, Flutiform, Fobumix, DuoResp Spiromax, Combisal, Sereflo, Sirdupla, Aloflute, AirFluSal, Relvar Ellipta, Fusacomb or Stalpex), AND
- You are taking continuous or frequent oral steroids.
I presume by oral steroids they mean tablets rather than steroid inhalers - if so I only meet two of the criteria
Full guidance here
https://www.asthma.org.uk/advice/triggers/coronavirus-covid-19/shielding-advice-high-risk/#Who
I don't think this is new at all. As far as I understand there are two levels. The first is act as though you are over 70 i.e be very stringent with social distancing which applies to all with asthma because they are eligible for the flu jab which is one criteria. . Then there were the 1.5 million with more serious issues who were told to SELF ISOLATE for 12 weeks which for those with asthma only included people taking oral steroids. So as far as I can see nothing has changed.
This is not downgraded advice for those with asthma.
Edit I have seen recently that 10% of people have asthma which is 6 million compared with the 1.5 million self isolated.
loads of planes left Heathrow today . I think Aviation and Farmers have been told a lot more than we have .
I disagree - at the start of the lockdown on the Asthma uk website if stated if you took a certain type of inhaler you were considered in the vulnerable group (tiotopuim was mine) - I also called my GP to verify and she said yes I should self isolate for 12 weeks and would get a sheilding letter in due course.
Also it starts the paragraph with " The NHS now says" - so the advice has changed ("Downgraded" was my words on reflection I suppose it should be "updated advice")
Edit - Its on the NHS website - and it states that the document (Inhaler types = Risk group) was retired on 10/04/2020
No I think the initial advice was incorrect - I puff my 3 or 4 inhalers in the morning and that's it. I haven't had an attack for over 40 years .In which case I may be wrong,which is worrying since I have asthma. All I have ever seen is regarding the oral steroids. I have looked on the NHS website and can only find the link to asthma UK website, if you could link to the retired advice I would be interested. Oh well I have at least been following the revised advice correctly. Never been contacted by anyone regarding shielding although that doesn't mean much they missed a lot of people that I do know.
Interesting paper here. If it's a fake it's a good one.