Summary of the advice, rules and regulations regarding the current situation

[majm]

It could rain one day.

 

JM

[Billyblue]

And of course, all those 'regulations' from Margaret differ from country to country     

A couple of days ago I went to my GP to get the 'over 65' flu shot and he said his practice had not seen even one case of the corona virus. 
And the local hospital testing station had not come up with any for weeks, either.

Good news!    

Dawn M

[ThrelfallYorky]

... And where are all the cack-handed souls who can't make their own supposed to obtain masks to wear? I have a few from spray-painting, but not sure if they'd fit the bill.... beak or nose?

[BumbleB]

... And where are all the cack-handed souls who can't make their own supposed to obtain masks to wear? I have a few from spray-painting, but not sure if they'd fit the bill.... beak or nose?

I hope you're not referring to those of us who prefer to use our left hand, rather than the right    Or am I a coddy-handed person (not sure of the spelling of that one)? 

Please don't take offence, I am attempting to be flippant  

[Crumblie]

I would suggest that the fact that we have been in lockdown for over a month yet we are still getting around 4,000 new cases every day suggests something isn't working as it should be.

[ThrelfallYorky]

BumbleB, I happily use my left hand for many things, virtually ambidextrous - except my own handwriting is equally illegible with either hand. My father and grandfather were both left-handed... and so was Leonardo da Vinci. You're in good company.
TY

[mike175]

Thanks Margaret, your summary makes it all a lot clearer. I admit I was a bit confused before reading it, but now I understand completely 

I guess you must be one of the government's advisors . . . 

[BumbleB]

Very pleased that I hadn't upset you    I had an experience a number of years ago, when I managed to break my left wrist at a Cycling Club Dinner (don't ask  ).  Was booked on a cross-Channel ferry the next morning, and told by the hospital that I probably wasn't going to attend!!  Yes, I did and led the dancing that night at a French cycling club do.  Came home and went to work as usual.  Attended hospital a few weeks later, and told that I could now go back to work.  "Go back to work - I've never stopped"  "What do you do"  "I'm a secretary"  "How have you coped?"  "Typed with one finger and one hand, plus used right hand for shorthand".  "OK, then carry on" 

 

[ThrelfallYorky]

It was a wrist injury to my right hand in mid teens that led me to discover that I could write, draw and paint as well with my left - so I carried on using both!!