I got the "cove eyed" as the mother calls it. I couldn't get a PCR test and I'm now healed.

Or keep looking for a PCR test, apparently it keeps showing up recovered infections for several months. You will be asked to self-isolate for however-many days after the positive test - but you will also get a recovery cert, which can be used in place of the booster cert.

Worth doing because the old one won't get you into pubs etc forever.

🤣🤣cracking thread title.

Ring your GP they'll get you a PCR test. I rang on Thursday I have an appointment for tomorrow. No sign of this COVID going away I'm in bits with it, I have all 3 vaccines.

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Calling them Satanic requires belief in Satan. So I might not quite go there.

But I do agree that they are dangerously inappropriate, and the next step in the slippery slope toward totalitarianism. Personally I'm refusing to show one anywhere. At my age, I'd rather go without pubs, gyms etc than have to show medical record + government photo ID to get in.

If more people would do that irrespective of vaccine-status, we'd get rid of them soon enough.

When you've got Risteard thanking your posts you need to have a look at yourself.

A belief that because you disagree with someone on one issue, you must disagree with them on everything is another symptom of the disturbing lurch toward group-think.

At the moment, you cannot express even a mild concern about the Covid-19 vaccine regime without having people jump on you as a rabid anti-vaxxer. You MUST toe the party line at all times. Take this approach to its logical conclusion, and you end up with Nazi Germany.

My own pick is that the compulsory medical treatment will we should draw the line at is abortion for pregnancies where a disability (eg Down Syndrome) is diagnosed. Some doctors certainly recommend it very strongly, and take it as a personal failure if a pregnancy they are involved with produces anything less than a 100% healthy baby. They would be delighted to make it compulsory.

Of course we're no-where near that (yet), but it's the direction your comment is pointing us in.

This - anyone who wanted a test just had to ring their GP, or Care Doc during out of hours. Wasnt hard.