August 17, 20233 yr 2 hours ago, Sweep said: I've still got over 100 unused test kit things in the garage , and about 500 face masks. I knew they'd come in handy again one day For bad aids or COVID?
August 17, 20233 yr 48 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said: No need for 40 more hospitals if employees would rather spend days and days on strike. It's not 40 more hospitals Have a look at how they defined new
August 17, 20233 yr Author Just now, DirtySanchez said: It's not 40 more hospitals Have a look at how they defined new Was it “not new” and a lick of paint?
August 17, 20233 yr 3 minutes ago, Spider said: Was it “not new” and a lick of paint? Pretty much Like saying I've replaced the oil in the car so I've got a new one
August 17, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, little whitt said: They have a use By Date on them They do, I've just been and looked, all mine seem to be either 31st December 2023, or 31st January 2024 - hopefully a new strain of COVID will rip through the nation nice and early this winter, otherwise these will just end up in landfill, totally wasted.
August 17, 20233 yr 11 minutes ago, Sweep said: They do, I've just been and looked, all mine seem to be either 31st December 2023, or 31st January 2024 - hopefully a new strain of COVID will rip through the nation nice and early this winter, otherwise these will just end up in landfill, totally wasted. Just put a bid into the govt saying you'll sell them and ask for £100m to knock them out of your car boot Michelle Morne did similar
August 17, 20233 yr 38 minutes ago, Sweep said: They do, I've just been and looked, all mine seem to be either 31st December 2023, or 31st January 2024 - hopefully a new strain of COVID will rip through the nation nice and early this winter, otherwise these will just end up in landfill, totally wasted. i only Know cause my mum had 3 boxes and i give a box to someone other week and was out of Date they said
August 17, 20233 yr Last workplace had a room full of them, tests, gloves, masks, sanitiser.. Issue was that everyone was screaming out for them and people got what they could as soon as they could.. Dammed if they did and dammed if they didn't. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
August 18, 20233 yr Spoke to a former colleague yesterday. He recently did 5 days in ICU with Covid. He was in a 6-bed ward on oxygen and ended up with scar tissue on his lungs. The guy in the next bed was in a similar predicament but deteriorated and ended up on life support doing his breathing for him. He died. As far as my mate (and the doctors treating them both) was he (my mate) was up to date with him jabs, the other chap had opted out.
August 18, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, MickyD said: Spoke to a former colleague yesterday. He recently did 5 days in ICU with Covid. He was in a 6-bed ward on oxygen and ended up with scar tissue on his lungs. The guy in the next bed was in a similar predicament but deteriorated and ended up on life support doing his breathing for him. He died. As far as my mate (and the doctors treating them both) was he (my mate) was up to date with him jabs, the other chap had opted out. Grim. It's certainly still kicking about, we've had a few people at work off with it over the last couple of months. Thankfully, most seem to suffer with nothing much worse than Flu like symptoms.
August 18, 20233 yr https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/jonathan-van-tam-job-moderna-vaccine-b2395006.html
August 18, 20233 yr 8 hours ago, Sweep said: Grim. It's certainly still kicking about, we've had a few people at work off with it over the last couple of months. Thankfully, most seem to suffer with nothing much worse than Flu like symptoms. Aye. Lass here had had it before, fully vacced, but got absolutely clobbered with it earlier in the month. Two weeks out, lost sense of smell etc. Order of magnitude worse than the first time she had it and only one notch below the "seeking serious help" phase. So the fucker ain't gone away. To be fair, others here had it the same time and they were much milder than the other times they were positive, so maybe she was unlucky. But it shows summat...certainly just don't assume having it mild previously and a jab or two means you'll get no grief this time round.
August 18, 20233 yr Noticed the two different supermarkets I go in had removed all the plastic barriers from around the checkouts this week.
August 22, 20233 yr First day back in a proper office since March 2021 (was it? Can't remember when all this kicked off) It's like going back to school.
August 22, 20233 yr 31 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said: First day back in a proper office since March 2021 (was it? Can't remember when all this kicked off) It's like going back to school. 2020. First case was identified in December 2019, hence "Covid-19".
August 22, 20233 yr 3 hours ago, Not in Crawley said: First day back in a proper office since March 2021 (was it? Can't remember when all this kicked off) It's like going back to school. *Catches the new variant*
August 22, 20233 yr 5 hours ago, Cheese said: 2020. First case was identified in December 2019, hence "Covid-19". Fucking hell 2020. Well there you go.
August 22, 20233 yr How mad was it though. Blows my mind and feels like decades ago. What the fuck happened
August 22, 20233 yr Author 21 minutes ago, gonzo said: How mad was it though. Blows my mind and feels like decades ago. What the fuck happened Everyone got paid a full wage to drink at home for 6 months. They should do it every 5 years.
August 22, 20233 yr On 19/08/2023 at 10:42, Casino said: No vaccine for under 60s, unless deemed high risk, this year You can buy them at a mere £120
August 22, 20233 yr 7 minutes ago, mickbrown said: You can buy them at a mere £120 Wonder if some employers might pay for them? Wife's place offer the flu jab.
August 22, 20233 yr I get the flu jab every year as I have asthma, not sure if I qualify for the Covid one. Not too arsed if I am honest, seems a lot milder now, the first strain had me on my arse for a week though.
August 22, 20233 yr 29 minutes ago, Winchester White said: I get the flu jab every year as I have asthma, not sure if I qualify for the Covid one. Not too arsed if I am honest, seems a lot milder now, the first strain had me on my arse for a week though. I found it took a touch longer to get over it the second time I had it. Whether that was related to the time elapsed since the jab I don't know. I would add rhat I was a touch surprised that epileptic folk are classed as more vulnerable. However, after the latest seizure I now understand why- infections can apparently trigger then, and I'd rather not go there if I don't have to. Edited August 22, 20233 yr by Tonge moor green jacket
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