I am fortunate enough to have been offered the Pfizer vaccine due to my job.
The vaccine center is a two-hour drive away, each way. DH doesn't want me to drive back afterwards by myself because it might not be safe if I am unwell. I also have an injured foot and am really not sure about the driving myself. He is a worrier, but to be fair the NHS website says that you can drive, "If you feel well enough," and I have no idea if I will or not. The problem is that we have two young children that we wouldn't be able to leave while we go, so we would be four in the car. I am concerned we will be told off for this.
There is a bus but this involves two hours there and back and a three hour wait in the destination and obviously we're not supposed to be doing that and there won't be anything open to do. I know we're allowed to travel for medical reasons but I'm mainly worried about not being able to go for a pee for 7 hours if nothing is open. There is a Tesco that looks a walkable distance but I am sure they wouldn't be pleased if I hung around there too long. I also am recovering from badly torn tendons in my foot and I don't really want to be on foot for three hours to be honest. Rehab has been very slow and a complete nightmare with lots of setbacks.
Wwyd? Go the four of us in the car and risk being told that we shouldn't have all travelled but avoid hanging around and foot problems or go on the bus and just hope it's not raining and there's somewhere to pee and maybe sit down? More to the point, I am a but confused about which one would be more closely adhering to the rules. Neither quite fit.
I am in Wales, which is all in tier 4, if that makes a difference.