Oh well, I don't feel sorry for him. He had a good innings. I also don't see him as any more of a hero than anyone else who served in the armed forces. Certainly, raising money by pushing a walker around a garden doesn't constitute "hero status" in my books.
Oh well, I don't feel sorry for him. He had a good innings. I also don't see him as any more of a hero than anyone else who served in the armed forces. Certainly, raising money by pushing a walker around a garden doesn't constitute "hero status" in my books.
He should have been protected from the virus in the first place , using special provisions paid by a tiny percentage of the funds raised, considering his $50,000,000 fund raising for their Government health depart
He couldn't receive the vaccine as he had pneumonia. And any measures to protect him would probaby have necessitated isolating him from all his family and friends. Maybe he didn't want that.
He couldn't receive the vaccine as he had pneumonia. And any measures to protect him would probaby have necessitated isolating him from all his family and friends. Maybe he didn't want that.
The point I was making is that he should not have caught pneuonia or covid in the first place - even if meant relocating to mild climate and covid free Australia for the duration at a time when he was healthy
