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The article was still available to read last time I looked. I have no idea why the article was retracted or by whom.

Did you read the full article?

Article retracted.

The quarantine guidlines have changed in the UK. Some research suggests that for the vaccinated they are only contagious for two or three days and it's often before they know they're infected. The unvaccinated are apparently contagious for a longer period. I haven't seen any of the research that...

Two more people I know with Covid. One double vaccinated but no booster, 42 years old. 6 days feeling ill enough not to want to get out of bed for long. Up and about after and recovering slowly. The other 63 years old, double vaccinated and boosted. Felt like they had a nasty touch of flu but...

Well in that case it doesn't seem likely that there is anything in the Bible that prohibits them does it.

No. That isn't the most important. What about you do what's best for all those around you and worry less about what suits you.

I can't see anything in that lot that says don't get vaccinated. Not a single line, or even the word vaccinated.

Oh okay.

Without wishing to start a major debate I wondered if anyone could point me at something written in the Bible that forbids people getting vaccinated.

My daughter is recovering. Timeline is around 28/11/2021 is the likely date of infection. She got back to the UK from Poland without needing a PCR test because she is vaccinated on 30/11. Felt ill and did a antigen/lateral flow test on that day which lit up like a Christmas tree. PCR test next...

I just knew I couldn't afford to die.:lol:

How about a bit of dark humour just to give everyone a laugh? When I returned to the UK having been away for a decade one of the first things on my to do list was to claim my pension. By the time I applied for payment I was already three months past my entitlement date; the pension department...

I don't know what it costs to be buried these days. I know a bit about the costs of cremation because the last three people I knew who died testing positive for Covid were cremated.

I think counting cases matters. Logic dictates that the more cases there are the more deaths there will be. No cases, no deaths. Then there is the matter of health care resources. The more cases there are, the higher the load on the health services one must assume. Some might even suggest that...

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/ When I've compared this sites numbers to the numbers given out by Gov.UK they've been close enough.

Working on the assuption that DD caught The Covid 8 days ago she's in good enough shape to annoy the rest of us by wandering out of the living room and trying to do stuff. This winter in the UK is likely to be a complete disaster. Very few people are taking Covid seriously enough to stop...

I may as well add to the statistics. Daughter came back from Poland where she and her husband had been to her husbands fathers funeral. It seems she brought The Covid back with her.:( She's okay. Looking sad and miserable but symptoms are still much like flu. She's had both vacination shots as...

Cardboard for me. Shocking waste of wood is the average coffin.:p

No. Waitng for the system like with many other things.:idunno