BCG is still a thing... or it was when I was at school. You had a test which was five needles in one and then the actual bcg as long as you didn’t react to the test
You don't know what they are pumping into you mate, most of it is just to keep you submissiveDon’t tell me you’re an anti-vaxxer?
You don't know what they are pumping into you mate, most of it is just to keep you submissive![]()

The BCG vaccination only lasts for around 15 years mate.
Aint you Welsh?
I do think the welsh flag is bangin.
Its got a fukin dragon on it ffs
Same hereBCG is still a thing... or it was when I was at school. You had a test which was five needles in one and then the actual bcg as long as you didn’t react to the test
Its lasted 62 yrs for meAccording to the NHS website it lasts for at least 15 years, potentially up to 60 years
According to the NHS website it lasts for at least 15 years, potentially up to 60 years
Don’t tell me you’re an anti-vaxxer?
By the way some good coronavirus news - the NHS thinks it’s probably over prepared in terms of hospital beds and there are huge amounts of vacant beds (social distancing has so far meant capacity required is a lot lower than first feared).
They are preparing to increase the amounts of normal treatments being offered, so those who have had stuff put on hold due to coronavirus may soon start getting the treatments they’ve been waiting on.
That's always been one of the worst repercussions of this virus. That's good news for so many waiting for surgery and other treatments. Hopefully that means Joe on here as well.
By the way some good coronavirus news - the NHS thinks it’s probably over prepared in terms of hospital beds and there are huge amounts of vacant beds (social distancing has so far meant capacity required is a lot lower than first feared).
They are preparing to increase the amounts of normal treatments being offered, so those who have had stuff put on hold due to coronavirus may soon start getting the treatments they’ve been waiting on.
Where you hearing or reading this?
Depends where you live. My other half got landed with overseeing the production of PPE masks in the region by the University sector, and she was on a zoom today with the local trusts / clinical leads, and they’re planning for the peak up here in the 2nd week in May, which surprised me tbh.Yeah it’s brilliant news - a team is currently being put together to oversee the return of normal services so hopefully there will be some movement quite soon.
By the way some good coronavirus news - the NHS thinks it’s probably over prepared in terms of hospital beds and there are huge amounts of vacant beds (social distancing has so far meant capacity required is a lot lower than first feared).
They are preparing to increase the amounts of normal treatments being offered, so those who have had stuff put on hold due to coronavirus may soon start getting the treatments they’ve been waiting on.