eggyg
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 3c
Good morning and the sun is shining, but it’s breezy. A 6.9 for me today. After doing some research last night, I came across an article from the British Haematology Society re splenectomy patients and Covid 19. We really only need to shield if we’ve had our spleens out because of cancer or have had a stem cell transplant. If we are up to date with our inoculations and we carry on taking our prophylactic antibiotics we are “ just” on the clinically vulnerable list. So I have unshielded myself as of today, I will do as I was doing before, social distancing, getting shopping done for us and walking in the countryside. I can’t wait to get out for a long walk. As Wham said or was it Mel Gibson? FREEDOM!
This shielding list has been an absolute mess and this week NHS England had said not all patients on the list needed to be on as they were otherwise fit and there would be some easing of it for those people. I can’t wait until they decide when they are going to tell me that so I’ve used my own initiative. I am probably fitter than many people not on any of the lists! Top reb or what! Have a good day all, I’m off to polish my walking boots!🙂
This shielding list has been an absolute mess and this week NHS England had said not all patients on the list needed to be on as they were otherwise fit and there would be some easing of it for those people. I can’t wait until they decide when they are going to tell me that so I’ve used my own initiative. I am probably fitter than many people not on any of the lists! Top reb or what! Have a good day all, I’m off to polish my walking boots!🙂