I can’t understand why advanced chronic neurological diseases (such as Ataxia, Parkinsons and MS) were on the original Gov. vulnerable list but not now on extremely vulnerable list so support missing in isolation. We all know what pneumonia would do, it seems Gov. does not.
Why are no Neurological diseases on Govn list - Ataxia UK
Why are no Neurological diseases on Govn list
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The description seems to have changed from vulnerable to extremely vulnerable to clinically extremely vulnerable. With Ataxia as a disabled person can we get assistance/priority entry into shops and possibly help from local charitable groups of volunteers?
I need to be on the list. My supermarket which I use online will not deliver unless you are on list! x
HarryBAdministrator
Hi Litty
I know how frustrating this whole situation is.
Please go to the following link for advice, which has been put on the Ataxia UK website in the last couple of hours.
ataxia.org.uk/news/are-you-...
Best wishes
Harriet
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