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wattycz1
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I am looking for info re high risk category for self isolation i have. Vascular disease, osteoarthritis, i get breathless ,amputee and mental health issues.
There is no clear direction regarding what i should do i work full time
There is no clear direction regarding what i should do i work full time
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I know it might not be the best source but this from The Mirror gives the full list of those who must self isolate. They are all going to be contacted individually as far as i am aware.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/coronavirus-full-list-high-risk-21733841
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Hi,We are not medical professionals here and i'm afraid we won't be able to give you any medical advice regarding this. You need to contact your GP and speak to them.
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If you fall into the category you will receive a letter in the post tomorrow. People with auto-immune diseases will fall into this category.
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You may get a text tomorrow or a letter some time this week, this list is quite long but those with respitory problems will be on the list it seems.Be extra nice to new members.
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The Guardian: Which conditions mean that you should isolate for 12 weeks?.
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