Grandma to 4 ladies and 1 man and mother of 3 daughters. Life has been a whirlwind of work, holidays, parties, worldwide travel and hubbies musical career.
@StrngExhbtn@yogastephy Fortunately that's untrue. At now 80 I treated a Covid day like any other day and still here to tell the take despite an immunosuppressed immune system, cancer twice and ME for decades. Many of my friends and family were the same, just living their lives. Live and let live.
@Keir_Starmer People with stage 4 cancer are literally left to languish. They are going in their droves to other countries for treatment, places like Germany, India, Mexico, Turkey etc. They're having trans arterial chemoembolisation (TACE) and Dendritic Vaccines with success. We're behind.
@KettleyRuss@toadmeister My granddaughter lives with me too. During Covid she brought her friends home. We didn't wea masks or observe any 'rules' and so on. I have had cancer twice and was immunosuppressed through steroids and my daughter had cancer. We were all absolutely fine. Vitamin C, D, Quercetin
@Twatter_Wiz@GBNEWS Steven Dickson sitting there coercing people into getting the Flu shot. He might actually regret that one day. mRNA is now well known to have downregulated vaccinated immune systems. I see it all the time. Government should be encouraging the use of Vitamin D.
@alansarchives@MerKat1984@harryfisherEMTP Centre for Disease Control reported by the BBC. 😂. I would rather listen to Carl Heneghan, Director for Evidence Based Medicine at Oxford.
Kenny MacAskill is right: the next election must be Scotland's independence election. It's time @JohnSwinney listened to his party’s members and the wider independence movement!
https://t.co/VWqHkoaIPJ
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
We already know what Westminster’s answer will be to the First Minister's referendum demands.
That is why we must make the next election Scotland’s independence election.
#ListVoteALBA
@richardursomd Once in 2022 me and my two daughters had what presumably was covid although I was the only one who tested. I had a cold this winter for one day and that is it. At 80 immunocompromised and had cancer twice, I basically lived life normally throughout the Covid years.