| testing testing testing on 10:30 - May 12 with 825 views | saint68 |
Good on you, will I have to wait until after your test results for an apology though?😠|  |
|  |
| testing testing testing on 10:50 - May 12 with 800 views | Bison |
'Despite its name, Ali’s business does not have a clinic on Harley Street. It is believed to be operated from Ali’s flat in north London. The Private Harley Street Clinic is not registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) healthcare provider regulator.'
I hope you are not advertising for Ali on here saint22 , do you have a vested interest in this ? |  |
| |
| testing testing testing on 11:00 - May 12 with 782 views | JaySaint |
why would you be using these charlatans, given the vast amount of disposable cash you have? | |
| |
| testing testing testing on 11:22 - May 12 with 759 views | saint22 |
good research, wish I had done that before I booked my test.......
ffs | | | |
| testing testing testing on 11:27 - May 12 with 755 views | Gennaro_Contaldo |
| testing testing testing on 11:22 - May 12 by saint22 |
good research, wish I had done that before I booked my test.......
ffs |
Most of these 'Harley Street' practices are dodgy as f**k. A load of charlatans seem to ride on the address with polished looking websites - you won't be the only one to be fooled. |  |
| |
| testing testing testing on 11:53 - May 12 with 729 views | TripleNiemi |
One thing that cracked me up with Boris (during last nights speach) was that he was spouting all manner of numbers with regards to the amount of tests that have been performed over the last few days. Just my humble view however is that he number of tests conducted is blőody futile when the majority are still awaiting the sodding results.
My mate happens to be a key worker employed by the council to do home health visits. He was tested over ten days ago (after visiting two COVID patients) and still awaits the results. Apparently we cannot handle them all as a nation so good ol' Uncle Sam is processing his!!! FFS. [Post edited 12 May 2020 11:56]
|  |
| Ready and waiting to mop up those European places...... |
| |
| testing testing testing on 11:53 - May 12 with 728 views | MytchettSaint |
This obsession with people and testing is baffling, are you displaying symptoms? If so seek a test.
You could get tested in the morning and be fine then come into contact with someone who has it in the afternoon and possibly become infected if you’re not taking the correct precautions. Unless you’re getting tested each and every morning I’m struggling to see what you are hoping to achieve if you’re feeling fine and have been self isolating/following the other advice correctly.
Unless of course you’ve been in contact with someone who has displayed symptoms of the virus.... [Post edited 12 May 2020 11:55]
|  |
| Block 13; Curva Itchen Sud |
| |
Login to get fewer ads
| testing testing testing on 12:16 - May 12 with 707 views | Sadoldgit |
Part of the problem is that some people are carrying the virus and passing it on but not displaying symptoms. Until such time that we have a vaccine, if indeed we ever do, we need to have a robust system of checking, tracking and isolating to help keep control of any local outbreaks. Ideally this would be in place before any partial lifting of the lockdown. Oh well... |  | | |
| testing testing testing on 12:45 - May 12 with 687 views | Bison |
| testing testing testing on 11:53 - May 12 by TripleNiemi |
One thing that cracked me up with Boris (during last nights speach) was that he was spouting all manner of numbers with regards to the amount of tests that have been performed over the last few days. Just my humble view however is that he number of tests conducted is blőody futile when the majority are still awaiting the sodding results.
My mate happens to be a key worker employed by the council to do home health visits. He was tested over ten days ago (after visiting two COVID patients) and still awaits the results. Apparently we cannot handle them all as a nation so good ol' Uncle Sam is processing his!!! FFS. [Post edited 12 May 2020 11:56]
|
That's wired experience from your mate. My parents received tests in post Saturday , courier collected Sunday and they got the results Monday . Sounds like it's been lost in the system. | |
| |
| testing testing testing on 20:37 - May 12 with 630 views | BillyBrag |
I have been tested (key worker).
Felt like death last week, phoned up, tested that afternoon and received the results around 48 hours(ish) later.
I will add, there was so many testing slots available at the test site I went to and all others near me. When asking the lady who conducted my test, she was extremely puzzled as given the demand for tests by the media, the capacity is simply not being used in our area anyway. Not even close apparently. | | | |
| testing testing testing on 17:34 - May 14 with 562 views | Bicester_North |
| testing testing testing on 11:53 - May 12 by MytchettSaint |
This obsession with people and testing is baffling, are you displaying symptoms? If so seek a test.
You could get tested in the morning and be fine then come into contact with someone who has it in the afternoon and possibly become infected if you’re not taking the correct precautions. Unless you’re getting tested each and every morning I’m struggling to see what you are hoping to achieve if you’re feeling fine and have been self isolating/following the other advice correctly.
Unless of course you’ve been in contact with someone who has displayed symptoms of the virus.... [Post edited 12 May 2020 11:55]
|
I don’t think individuals with no symptoms gain much from having the test, but it is a good indicator of how many people in the country probably have the virus, so It allows the government to make decisions about how much the country can be open without danger if hospitals being overwhelmed.
So at the moment they think 1 in 400 may have it.
The anti body one is the one they are excited about but only if people are becoming immune after having it. | |
| |
| |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
