montymops
Of course Maybee70 - many people died in the war - my father, uncles and grandfathers were lucky to survive - they fought for their country, were wounded, patched up and returned to the western front-I am proud of them- they never talked about the horrors or moaned about it- they just got on with life- many people have long Covid - I had it myself from 2020 - 2021- I have also lost friends for a number of reasons - not because they had Covid but because they could not access treatment or cancer operations as all wards were full. This was before the vaccinations. However, I feel we really do need to move on. I do not want to be treated as a pathetic CEV - yes I qualify for a 4th jab and some anti viral stuff and yes, I am very grateful for that. What I really hate is listening to moaners interviewed on television whilst living in good accommodation with plenty to eat, gadgets, phones, jobs, good clothes, flat screens, etc etc - so therefore, yes I am insensitive to them - and to the manipulative presenters.
‘Pathetic CEV’ !! That’s really offensive. What’s pathetic about living in fear for two years while constantly being reminded by email to shield because Covid could cost you your life? That’s the reality. And there are different levels of CEV - someone undergoing cancer treatment for example, will have no functioning immune system meaning that contact with Covid could very well kill them. Not advocating staying in lockdown and testing and isolating are a non starter once they become voluntary, but a bit of understanding wouldn’t go amiss.