To be Vary of potential Spreaders

Saw on our local Fb page that they would like anyone who has/had the virus to double bag their rubbish before putting it in the bin. Good idea as a precaution.

Gall bladder - bloody painful. First time I’d experienced it so didn’t know what it was except I was climbing the wall with pain. Shall know if I’m unlucky enough to get it again and won’t bother them. Apparently it last for 5-6 hrs as a rule.

Scan next at sometime to confirm diagnoses. So living to fight another day?

WWmk2 are you alright?

Hope you are ok Whitewavemark2

If you are unfortunate enough to have to go into A&E as an emergency, as I did last night, go on your own!

Everybody who enters A&E brings one more risk. Anyone who doesn’t need to be there stay away.

I often put out and take in the bins of neighbours. The young lady next door probably has the virus, so her bin has stayed in and will not be touched by anyone at the moment. Also I have left neighbours to do their own recently. I am afraid I haven't been wearing gloves, but of course always wash my hands after handling anything that is possibly contaminated.

Just been in our local Iceland for loaf of bread and milk.

Customer who was in front of me, SNEEZED all over the checkout girl, the customer made no attempt to cover mouth or anything, disgusting,. I said to cashier I do feel sorry for you, we at Asda do at least have a little screen the Iceland girl had nothing!! filthy filthy people about.

I think what I'm trying to say is that he had gloves on to protect his hands. (which as I said was the first time I've seen that in our area) That's how it should be !! but he used his glove to wipe his nose then used his glove to move my bin handle then on to next neighbour with same gloves etcetc.

If everyone washed their hands whenever they were supposed to maybe we wouldn't be in this mess now

I wore disposable gloves to bring my bin in. When I took them off, I still washed my hands.

I do the same as Fiachna50 always. You will be fine as long as you wash you hands.

I wash my hands after bringing my bins in, always have done.