months. jane, once again, the army of volunteers that we saw coming i of volunteers that we saw coming forward in the first lockdown, to support people trapped in their own homes, because they were shielding a needed support, this time needed to get this vaccination roll out completed on time. get this vaccination roll-out completed on time.- get this vaccination roll-out completed on time. get this vaccination roll-out comleted on time. . ., , , completed on time. yeah, that seems such a lona completed on time. yeah, that seems such a long time completed on time. yeah, that seems such a long time ago, completed on time. yeah, that seems such a long time ago, doesn t - completed on time. yeah, that seems such a long time ago, doesn t it, - such a long time ago, doesn t it, right at the start of the pandemic, with the repealing for people to come forward, i am sure jamie remembers this well. so many people offered their services to get trained, to be able to administer jabs. that re
because at the turn of the pandemic, the first lockdown, gps were not able to see anybody except extreme cases and people were encouraged to call 111, there was not that many face to face meetings, so this is drawing out the side effects and they are also pointing out that the waiting lists could carry on going until 2025, so i think even if we see the pandemic, to an end, let s hope so in the next year, say, the next few months, we are going to see the aftermath of this in health terms going on for quite a long time. , ., , terms going on for quite a long time. , ,. ,, ., time. this was discussed right at the early start time. this was discussed right at the early start of time. this was discussed right at the early start of the time. this was discussed right at the early start of the pandemic l time. this was discussed right at| the early start of the pandemic as well, jamie, wasn t it? we won t know the true cost of the pandemic until much later? because, yes, there have sadly