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Covid-19

Slow news day, or end of the world?

”Aggressive” new variant has landed in Moscow. Makes people, even those that have been vaccinated, more poorly than previous types.

Time for Uncle Joe to push the button? Short term pain.

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  • Already put this on twitter but I need to reiterate the point.    My brother who my mum had before she met my Dad came to see her last night after 21 years of not speaking a word to eachothe

  • Once again Stevie, the jab isnt just for you.  Its to stop other people getting it who are at risk.  Its to slow the spread and symptoms so our hospitals dont get battered and people dont di

  • Anyway, my dad has made it through to the other side after testing positive last week  Given he's 80 with Parkinson's and history of pneumonia that's a good effort  The symptoms were mild, t

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2 hours ago, MancWanderer said:

Just counted back. Had it for 36 days. Barely sleeping as I was coughing all night. Cleared up about a week ago but my sinuses are still full and sneezing and full of snot all day. Wasn’t Covid. Reckon I picked up RSV or summat similar

Avamis eventually worked for me.

Between times, could blow out oodles of ectoplasm- like something off Ghost Busters.

3 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Between times, could blow out oodles of ectoplasm- like something off Ghost Busters.

Still like that now

16 hours ago, BobyBrno said:

100 day cough. I’ve had it for 49 days. Half way through.

Anyone else?

How do you know then? It might be a 53 day cough. You’ll be so disappointed if it stops short of the magical 100.

For the record, I’m three days into a 600 day cough. 

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I’ve not had a cough for about ten years.

You lot are well bent

Fucking hell - if I had a 100 days cough I couldn't actually work. It's a nightmare being in a theatre when you have a cough, and I like ciggie now and then.

33 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said:

Fucking hell - if I had a 100 days cough I couldn't actually work. It's a nightmare being in a theatre when you have a cough, and I like ciggie now and then.

No more shouting 

He's Behind You 

 

I Know i can here him Coughing 

It's not the coughing that carries you off, it's the coffin they carry you off in

23 hours ago, Traf said:

It's not the coughing that carries you off, it's the coffin they carry you off in

Cough.

As in It isn’t the cough that carries you off it’s the coffin they carry you off in.

  • 2 weeks later...

Just reading a case study of a guy who injected himself with the mRNA COVID vaccine 217 times. 

Essentially the results were......

* He reported no side effects or medical issues 

* Clinical chemical parameters showed no abnormalities - so he had no kidney, liver or muscle damage

* Higher than normal number of the type of cells that detect COVID (perhaps unsurprisingly)

* No evidence that his immune system was compromised as a result of repeated exposure to the vaccine. And his body could still mount a normal immune response to other antigens

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(24)00134-8/fulltext

With a good easy to read analysis here....

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/hypervaccination/

 

 

11 minutes ago, kent_white said:

Just reading a case study of a guy who injected himself with the mRNA COVID vaccine 217 times. 

Essentially the results were......

* He reported no side effects or medical issues 

* Clinical chemical parameters showed no abnormalities - so he had no kidney, liver or muscle damage

* Higher than normal number of the type of cells that detect COVID (perhaps unsurprisingly)

* No evidence that his immune system was compromised as a result of repeated exposure to the vaccine. And his body could still mount a normal immune response to other antigens

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(24)00134-8/fulltext

With a good easy to read analysis here....

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/hypervaccination/

 

 

All that said, what a fucking nob.

14 minutes ago, Winchester White said:

All that said, what a fucking nob.

Yeah - not the brightest idea! And certainly not recommended! 🤣

2 hours ago, kent_white said:

Just reading a case study of a guy who injected himself with the mRNA COVID vaccine 217 times. 

Essentially the results were......

* He reported no side effects or medical issues 

* Clinical chemical parameters showed no abnormalities - so he had no kidney, liver or muscle damage

* Higher than normal number of the type of cells that detect COVID (perhaps unsurprisingly)

* No evidence that his immune system was compromised as a result of repeated exposure to the vaccine. And his body could still mount a normal immune response to other antigens

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(24)00134-8/fulltext

With a good easy to read analysis here....

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/hypervaccination/

 

 

Aghhh that’s all well and good but as this anti vaxxer has just pointed out on Twitter….

“Our experts, you know the ones that predicted everything and got it right, said 2-5 years. Tick tock.”

 

So it may be another year or 2 year before they drop dead! 
 

 

5 mins for my dad to have a bad reaction straight from vaccine centre to hospital and never been the same sine. Brother was told he couldn't have it. 

I've had 2 jabs and i'll leave it there, not anti vax but 2 people in the family having bad reactions is quite enough. 

Fooking hate covid, gave us a horrid time all in. 

3 hours ago, kent_white said:

Just reading a case study of a guy who injected himself with the mRNA COVID vaccine 217 times. 

Essentially the results were......

* He reported no side effects or medical issues 

* Clinical chemical parameters showed no abnormalities - so he had no kidney, liver or muscle damage

* Higher than normal number of the type of cells that detect COVID (perhaps unsurprisingly)

* No evidence that his immune system was compromised as a result of repeated exposure to the vaccine. And his body could still mount a normal immune response to other antigens

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(24)00134-8/fulltext

With a good easy to read analysis here....

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/hypervaccination/

 

 

I hope he dies of flu

3 hours ago, kent_white said:

Just reading a case study of a guy who injected himself with the mRNA COVID vaccine 217 times. 

Essentially the results were......

* He reported no side effects or medical issues 

* Clinical chemical parameters showed no abnormalities - so he had no kidney, liver or muscle damage

* Higher than normal number of the type of cells that detect COVID (perhaps unsurprisingly)

* No evidence that his immune system was compromised as a result of repeated exposure to the vaccine. And his body could still mount a normal immune response to other antigens

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(24)00134-8/fulltext

With a good easy to read analysis here....

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/hypervaccination/

 

 

Don’t tell Lawrence Fox or Matt Le Tissier.

11 hours ago, Zico said:

I hope he dies of flu

🤣🤣

11 hours ago, only1swanny said:

5 mins for my dad to have a bad reaction straight from vaccine centre to hospital and never been the same sine. Brother was told he couldn't have it. 

I've had 2 jabs and i'll leave it there, not anti vax but 2 people in the family having bad reactions is quite enough. 

Fooking hate covid, gave us a horrid time all in. 

Sorry to hear about your Dad mate. It can happen - it's vanishingly rare and really unlucky for your Dad. Did they get to the bottom of it? 

I worked in the vaccine centres for the best part of 12 months. Managing and administering. I saw a few people who were needle phobic pass out, but that was the worse I witnessed personally. We always had anaphylaxis kits on site just in case - but we never needed to use them. 

Is there a medical reason they didn't want your brother to have it? Feel free to tell me it's none of my business - I'm just curious and can learn from stories like this...... 

2 hours ago, kent_white said:

Sorry to hear about your Dad mate. It can happen - it's vanishingly rare and really unlucky for your Dad. Did they get to the bottom of it? 

I worked in the vaccine centres for the best part of 12 months. Managing and administering. I saw a few people who were needle phobic pass out, but that was the worse I witnessed personally. We always had anaphylaxis kits on site just in case - but we never needed to use them. 

Is there a medical reason they didn't want your brother to have it? Feel free to tell me it's none of my business - I'm just curious and can learn from stories like this...... 

Lady who works for me won’t have vaccines as she had a very bad reaction as a child. Appears that she’s allergic to at least one of the constituents that is commonly used to make them 

52 minutes ago, MancWanderer said:

Lady who works for me won’t have vaccines as she had a very bad reaction as a child. Appears that she’s allergic to at least one of the constituents that is commonly used to make them 

Yeah that can happen too. But again - very rarely. The trick is finding out which ingredient she was allergic too, and then finding a vaccine that doesn't use that that substance as an excipient. A fair proportion of the time - any reaction is to the non active ingredient in a jab.

I'm allergic to nickel for example. So I'd have to be careful if I ever had anything like a hip replacement because if the materials they sometimes use. 

  • 4 months later...

I've been actually properly fucked all week.

Bed ridden Wednesday. Forced myself in work yesterday and today but still feel poleaxed.

2nd time I've had but this it's noticeable how much it's made me ache and I can't bloody eat. Just appetite at all. Things taste the same but it's like the body doesn't want it.

Like when you try and eat after a line.

Anyone else had this?

 

 

4 minutes ago, gonzo said:

I've been actually properly fucked all week.

Bed ridden Wednesday. Forced myself in work yesterday and today but still feel poleaxed.

2nd time I've had but this it's noticeable how much it's made me ache and I can't bloody eat. Just appetite at all. Things taste the same but it's like the body doesn't want it.

Like when you try and eat after a line.

Anyone else had this?

 

 

I caught the 1st hardcore one and it knocked me for six for a good 10 days.

Never had it since (I think) though loads at work have been off with heavy colds that aren't usual this time of year.

40 minutes ago, gonzo said:

I've been actually properly fucked all week.

Bed ridden Wednesday. Forced myself in work yesterday and today but still feel poleaxed.

2nd time I've had but this it's noticeable how much it's made me ache and I can't bloody eat. Just appetite at all. Things taste the same but it's like the body doesn't want it.

Like when you try and eat after a line.

Anyone else had this?

 

 

Trying to eat after a line? No 

Reckon I had Covid after coming back from Sitges. Banging headache that lasted for pretty much two weeks that no amount of paracetamol would clear. Exactly same as when I had it in the very first wave 

39 minutes ago, gonzo said:

I've been actually properly fucked all week.

Bed ridden Wednesday. Forced myself in work yesterday and today but still feel poleaxed.

2nd time I've had but this it's noticeable how much it's made me ache and I can't bloody eat. Just appetite at all. Things taste the same but it's like the body doesn't want it.

Like when you try and eat after a line.

Anyone else had this?

 

 

Yip, loss of smell and taste, feeling completely drained,no energy, aching like hell, constant runny nose ( proper full on gushing)

Took me about 3 weeks to start feeling human again 

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