Well that was the thinking before it became a complete free for all. It was only 15 weeks ago that for the first time people in their situation were told they could even consider leaving their homes safely. Understandably some have been nervous about doing so having spent over a year being told that leaving the house could kill them.
The problem is the general consensus among experts seemed to be that opening up with minor things in place to minimise risk would mean that by applying a bit of common sense they could continue to get back out and about in relative safety. But following the announcement there would be absolutely nothing done to prevent spread of the virus its now a different proposition.
The government advise talks about increased risk due to high community transmission, that's because they've abandoned any attempt at controlling transmission. When you read the advise its laughable, avoid people who aren't vaccinated, avoid areas where there might be people who are infected, go to shops when nobody else is in them, ask people to take a test before they come into contact with you. Its not in anyway practical and just passes the buck so if and when people start dying they can absolve themselves of blame.
They both have put my Dad is CEV and getting covid post-vaccine could be very serious and likely fatal. What am I supposed to do, just tell them to stop worrying and crack on and just hope for the best?
Just had a quick google and it looks like there's 3.8 million people in a similar position,
Vulnerable people told i the Government has thrown them 'under a bus' and their 'world will shrink' as all other social distancing measures in England are due to be lifted from 19 July
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