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But many people did use the sunflower lanyard for that purpose and many people chose not to. Generally as far as I can work out from threads on here they chose not to because they, understandably, felt that they shouldn't have to have on display that they they had a medical condition or exemption. I'm not aware of anyone not using it because it's the wrong type of lanyard or not covid specific tbh. Did you not wear it for that reason? Would you rather have a covid specific one?
Anything that makes people vulnerable people who let's face it are still at some level of risk feel better is a good thing in my book.
I reluctantly got one in the end but mostly no I don't use a sunflower landyard because my friends son has autism and I know what the landyard means. They have also suffered abusive comments for a 11 year old because mask police public have a pre conception that sunflower landyard is just an excuse. Just as many exempt people on mn even when wearing one have done.
Yes a proper system but it's too late now, where is the advert campaign for giving people respect who can't wear one.....even NS today again reiterated that wearing a mask isn't a hardship......so again certain members of public will feel justified in being rude, abusive etc.
By all means protect vulnerable people but to ignore what many people have received whilst trying to live their lives because it doesn't fit in with their messaging whilst social distancing does is not only showing hypocrisy its ignoring what is going on under their noses because of their language.