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Are you at higher risk from the effects of COVID-19?
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- Yes - 200 votes
- 45%
- No - 165 votes
- 37%
- I do not know - 77 votes
- 17%
- Other - 6 votes
- 1%
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The latest from Public Health Englandhttps://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-guidance-on-social-distancing-and-for-vulnerable-people/guidance-on-social-distancing-for-everyone-in-the-uk-and-protecting-older-people-and-vulnerable-adults
(I'm in the 'high risk' category because I'm on chemotherapy but I'm not panicking yet because there are only three confirmed cases of the disease in my county and you can't catch if there's nobody to catch it from!)
(I'm in the 'high risk' category because I'm on chemotherapy but I'm not panicking yet because there are only three confirmed cases of the disease in my county and you can't catch if there's nobody to catch it from!)
// just enough to make me cautious. I worked in ITU I am terrified of ending up in one//
done both - PCP but not ventilated - I was more terrified of being returned to a ward that cdnt give humidified oxygen
Matron tried harrumphing and insisting - o I dont think that is true
so Yup - immunosuppressed as PCP rather gives it away
done both - PCP but not ventilated - I was more terrified of being returned to a ward that cdnt give humidified oxygen
Matron tried harrumphing and insisting - o I dont think that is true
so Yup - immunosuppressed as PCP rather gives it away
I shall be 88 next month but I am very well and used to going out every day. I feel very conflicted as to whether I should go shopping or not. If I am careful and keep my distance as much as I can I think I can go to the shops sometimes but I'm not sure.
I don't feel I am at risk. But I am becoming afraid and don't know what to do for the best.
I don't feel I am at risk. But I am becoming afraid and don't know what to do for the best.
I have bad asthma; every time I get a cold I end up on antibiotics and steroids as it goes straight to my useless lungs. Also very high BMI/ blood pressure and irregular heart beat. I have been self-isolating for 12 days BUT I did go to physio as my back was out and I was in agony. So technically only self-isolated for 7 days. Have a headache and a gritty throat and praying it doesn't shoot down to my chest like usual. My flat mate avoids me like the plague anyway, but he has had a high temperature the last 3 days so god only knows what's inside the flat.
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