I had covid last month. It's taken 6 weeks to feel better and really was much worse than other times I've had it. I wish I'd had the vaccine in September.

We were told we should be our authentic selves. If I did actually say more, I'd definitely not be there. Some have said I'm likely to not get any further due to being maybe a little too honest about how I feel.

I know the criteria is too high now. I'm lucky I can afford to pay for it if needed, but I am aware that many others can not.

Sadly, I was part of that covid peak, and it wasn't fun and still impacted by it. Now to avoid the flu 🤧
Highly recommend getting vaccines.

I used to have one of those cats. He had 30 odd x against his name. I asked why, and it was times he'd been tricky at vets. Even when he was dying and had not moved in days. When that thermometer came out, he had the energy to cause some scratches.

Err did Trump promise billions to Argentina if they voted for Milei.

I have Josh MacAlister. Not as well known, but he's come up with lots of changes for children's services that without skilled workers and resources may not work. However, it seems to be going ahead even with concerns being raised.

The children's social care reforms that are coming in next year, although there are test sites, not sure there's any evidence it works better yet. I'm not surprised at this either.

Agree it should be available to more for free.

You can pay for one.

Have just had covid for 3rd time since March 2022. The first 2 times were maybe a month after a vaccine, but this time it's 6 months, and boy can I tell. Thankfully, I can afford to pay for it, but really it should be available to a lot more people for free.