I'm not so sure about that last statement, LB, but then I wouldn't be. I thought I read someone with my co-morbidities has a greater than 20% chance of dying from Covid.
153k road casualties of all severities in 2019. 1.7k deaths down from 3k in 2004.
Does an 80% chance of survival sound good? And what increases it e.g. accessing help quicker? There is also a % risk for catching it in the first place. That can greatly reduce the 20% e.g. it can't be 20% if you rarely leave the house vs someone out shopping 5 times a week.
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I'm food shopping 5 times a week (no freezer). As far as I'm aware I haven't had the virus. Do statistics matter anyway when it comes down to personal experience?
Did you see the Fulham v Everton game Pulisa? I watched it at my Dad's. We have a decent attack but shocking defence, it makes for exciting viewing for a neutral.
'It was a wedding ring, destined to be found in a cheap hotel, lost in a kitchen sink, or thrown in a wishing well' - Marillion, Clutching at Straws, 1987
Don't forget the fruit and veg though, PM. Kiwis and oranges keep well and are high in vitamin C.
Every little helps..allegedly. I've got plenty of tinned sardines in stock too.
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