@FunOma. Sorry, but I had to respond. Your attitude is very selfish and is obviously coming from the point of view of someone who hasn’t had Covid and has very little idea of the devastating effects. You don’t expect others to keep you safe, and you know what to do to ‘minimise’ the severity of Covid should you get it. What utter nonsense statements. The vaccine is designed to keep us all safe and to stop the health service being overwhelmed. If you know of some way to minimise the effects of Covid, please do share with the rest of us because my partner and I had a severe bout with Covid a few weeks ago after he was admitted to hospital and contracted it there. There was NOTHING we could do except let the infection run its’ course, trying to keep temperatures under control with paracetamol and keeping in touch with NHS111 and test and trace to monitor the severity of symptoms. It was a horrible, frightening experience and even now, some weeks later we are still suffering the after effects - a cough that takes your breath away, airway deficiency and extreme fatigue. You are trying to minimise this awful disease to support your stance on the vaccine. You know what they say, if you’re not part of the solution then you’re part of the problem.