Marilyn Tassy wrote:My husband thinks those rushing to spas, restaurants and museums are reckless even if they have been jabbed.
We don't attend these events much, spas were nice but they started to get overcrowded and overpriced.
Rather use a natural lake or river to chill out in.
I personally believe people can protect themselves by keeping up the iron levels in their blood and making sure they don't allow this "virus" to stress them out too much.
Rest, relax and it will pass in time.
Getting one's self worked up over not being allowed to do this or that isn't going to help.
Just don't forget who is forcing this on us, their time will come when they will have to answer for their crimes against society.
People being forced inside, people losing their jobs and people not being allowed to travel freely.
Too much control means they are covering up their crimes.
We kept paying for our TAJ but so far they can keep their jab, if I do decide it's time to play the game, I'd like to pick my own poison.
Your hubby is right - best avoid crowded places in the short to mid-term.
We go to Balaton a couple of times during the summer and we are able to use the neighbours private access to the water. I'd rather do that than get mixed up in the bacterial and virus laden soup of a hot spa.
I'm not so worried about having the jab. I'd welcome it. I trust the Western vaccines and I trust the AZ version despite the blood clot claims. My eldest daughter got jabbed in the UK yesterday and she's in her early 30s. She's fine.
I do feel abandoned by the UK government. After reading that Reuters article about US folks in Thailand, I am thinking of getting my daughter to lobby her MP in the UK to do something about the British in Hungary. It seems easy to me. Just arrange for spare vaccines through a private clinic instead of sending them to other countries.