Can she go into self-isolation for about the next 10 years?
You should have stopped on the bridge and went into a fit of coughing ?coming back from a walk with the dog the other day, there is a narrow suspension bridge across the river, someon was walking over it when i arrived at the entrance to to it so waited. they crossed the bridge so on i went got half way across. when from the other side a man and woman came on. its a narrow brdge and wide enough for 2 people to pass each other with maybe a couple of feet gap between, so no chance of the correct social distance. Rupert on a lead, other dog not, not even a collar. asked them why they didn't wait for social distancing... told to F off, by both they could do as they liked. not only that but their dog started on Rupert, they just wandered off, called back to them to get their dog and another torrent of abuse........ wankers
My understanding is that anyone who has had chemo is considered 'highly vulnerable' as their immune system is likely to be very weak. The wife of one of the guys at my work is 'group isolating' with fellow leukemia survivors in that category.
Chief medical officer was appointed way before this outbreak. She'll be getting info from all sorts of experts. She might not be a virology expert but has a base knowledge of the subject that exceeds you or I by orders of magnitude.
There you go Crawford, all those problems with your feet were because you were seeing a Gynaecologist and not a podiatrist
Can she go into self-isolation for about the next 10 years?
..............are you not aware the Johnson has beaten her too it.
She may have qualified as, and been, an obstetrician and gynaecologist. But, for a long time now, she has been an medical administrator. And that's why she should be listened to. She will, no doubt, have advisers with specialist knowledge of this particular area - or any other area under her administration.
Yet you chose to ignore, or at least give insignificant weight, to that knowledge!
How would you know whether it was or wasn't?
And therein lies the problem with trying to let people do the right thing. We are in unprecedented times which people just do not get. They believe they can do what they want, and stuff the rest. The reaction you got is typical of these arrogant people. Interestingly, I think the more people know they're wrong, the more aggressive they get in their response to justify what they are doing.coming back from a walk with the dog the other day, there is a narrow suspension bridge across the river, someon was walking over it when i arrived at the entrance to to it so waited. they crossed the bridge so on i went got half way across. when from the other side a man and woman came on. its a narrow brdge and wide enough for 2 people to pass each other with maybe a couple of feet gap between, so no chance of the correct social distance. Rupert on a lead, other dog not, not even a collar. asked them why they didn't wait for social distancing... told to F off, by both they could do as they liked. not only that but their dog started on Rupert, they just wandered off, called back to them to get their dog and another torrent of abuse.....
