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Re: Nervous Nelly?
[Re: Excoriator]
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16th Jan 2021 3:22am
16th Jan 2021 3:22am
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diggingdeeper

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I was offered a routine appointment (nothing to do with covid and non-urgent) at Mill lane in Wallasey for Monday, but asked them to delay it until I've had my Covid vaccine. I really don't want to visit a medical centre unnecessarily.
They were happy to agree to this, but I wonder whether I was being over-nervous about the whole thing. What do you think? I agree totally, you are doing the right thing in my mind. I've seen a few places that supposedly have "safe environments and procedures" and I wasn't impressed. Of course you are never totally safe but if you keep on knocking off a few percentages of risk here and there they add up. If you live or have contact with others its not just your own safety you are playing with.
The further you are down the pay scale, the more 'essential' you are when the s--- hits the fan... Sue Farbysmith 2020
Insults are engendered from vulgar minds, like toadstools from a dunghill - Charles Caleb Colton
We don't do charity in Germany, We pay taxes. Charity is a failure of governments' responsibilities - Henning Wehn
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