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Because very few school age children become seriously ill.

At the moment the UK has no plans to vaccinate the 12-15 age group. However they are planning to give boosters to the 50+, and the high risk groups for either flu or covid in the autumn.

We still have a mask mandate here. Not talking about removing it until August. But then case numbers are growing like crazy in those unvaccinated (so most 16/17 year olds, every one under 16 and those who are 18+ who are still waiting for the first dose) and those who have only had one dose of the vaccine.. People who are double vaccinated can still catch and spread Covid, so it makes sense for the mask mandates to stay.

Was it IR or XR Effexor you were on? I find the XR versiom to be better than the IR I started out on. Plus no issues if I miss a dose. (Albeit I am taking baby dose 2 times a day)

I didn’t have the Pfizer Vaccine, I had AZ and 48 hrs afterwards I was a suicidal mess (tried to kill myself by hypothermia - this was in March) and now have an irrational hatred of the AZ vaccine. So much so I am not having a second AZ dose, and we are looking at getting something else for my second dose (I am in the UK)

Venlafaxine can be used off label for ADHD

Now he is talking of coming back to Scotland. But his antics here have turned the people of Scotland against him. And that was before he even talked of running as POTUS. ps - By European Standards the democrats are not socialists either.

A bit of light entertainment, from a comedian who has been covering the Scottish daily briefing but says everything as it is.. Today is on topic (Trump and Bleach)

journalists where bringing this up at The Scottish briefing at lunchtime. The one with the clinical director for NHS Scotland too. Needless to say it got slapped down multiple times.

We already have milk delivery and organic veg delivery services. They are oversubscribed now plus it is at a point in the year they struggle with veg too. It is just the supermarkets, the legal teams are trying to work with the government as well as the supermarkets at the moment.

Not that simple. We have no instacart style delivery service, it is the supermarkets Doing their own delivery. However the U.K. law also implies that reasonable adjustments have to maintain a persons independence. Also it is not exactly a good idea for a person who is extremely vulnerable to being taken advantage of to ask anyone else to do their own shopping. This is not about a general struggle to get groceries the whole problem in the U.K. is the denial of a access to a service that is still being run and no alternative Reasonable adjustment being offered.

In the U.K. you are only getting access to online delivery if you are elderly or at very high risk from Coronavirus, hence housebound disabled are missing out, as well as those who have no help, that is why it is looking like legal action is being taken.