Corona Virus

[dunlopp9987 546]

1 hour ago, London Blue said:

True, but with a significant minority of people being Covid deniers, or vaccine sceptics it is important that leaders are seen to take the vaccine publicly. A large proportion of the sceptics (all though not all) are Trump supporters, and Trump must take the vaccine to reassure them it is safe and not some conspiracy. If he fails to do so I would hold him in contempt of humanity.

Very good point, LB. Hadn't even thought about that. 

[MikeO 12,973]

Shit hitting the fan today, looking grim.

[Matt 8,100]

Just now, MikeO said:

Shit hitting the fan today, looking grim.

I’m getting a little worried about whether or not I’ll get back to Switzerland to finish the stuff up with the move or not at this rate 

[Bailey 4,960]

I'm not normally that dramatic but I am genuinely devasted to not be able to see my family this Christmas. 

Having read more and more about this new strain, I am also completely amazed that the Government think that just locking the Southern areas in tier 4 will stop the spread. It feels like they haven't learnt anything this year. 

It also amazes me that they haven't reconsidered social distancing measures as by all accounts they will need to be updated, certainly to workplaces and other places where 'necessary' close contact will take place.

[markjazzbassist 3,176]

3 minutes ago, Bailey said:

I'm not normally that dramatic but I am genuinely devasted to not be able to see my family this Christmas. 

Having read more and more about this new strain, I am also completely amazed that the Government think that just locking the Southern areas in tier 4 will stop the spread. It feels like they haven't learnt anything this year. 

It also amazes me that they haven't reconsidered social distancing measures as by all accounts they will need to be updated, certainly to workplaces and other places where 'necessary' close contact will take place.

Aren’t your family in “your bubble”?  I have family I see weekly but we have agreed not to see other people. So we are our own “bubble” so to speak.  Or is that not allowed over there?

[pete0 2,013]

Last few weeks Liverpool has been flooded with mancs. Hotel and restaurant industry is booming here with them. 

 

 

[Palfy 3,419]

5 hours ago, markjazzbassist said:

Aren’t your family in “your bubble”?  I have family I see weekly but we have agreed not to see other people. So we are our own “bubble” so to speak.  Or is that not allowed over there?

That is classed as different households over here and depending on what Tier you are in they can’t mix. 

[Bailey 4,960]

5 hours ago, markjazzbassist said:

Aren’t your family in “your bubble”?  I have family I see weekly but we have agreed not to see other people. So we are our own “bubble” so to speak.  Or is that not allowed over there?

 

23 minutes ago, Palfy said:

That is classed as different households over here and depending on what Tier you are in they can’t mix. 

What Palf says. 

The only bubbles here are for singles, those who require care or those who need help with childcare. 

 

[markjazzbassist 3,176]

Interesting, yeah that sucks.  My parents missed my kids birthdays and Easter this year.  It was tough.  

[pete0 2,013]

A little bit of good news

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55280671?fbclid=IwAR3BHR3QSdly00Y22Znlxz6JD2IooUA-PjojNWWjviItJv62H-1LVj6kBCw

[markjazzbassist 3,176]

UK super strain has officially hit the states.  one case in colorado.

[Palfy 3,419]

2 hours ago, markjazzbassist said:

UK super strain has officially hit the states.  one case in colorado.

That’s not good news mate, we have just been placed in the top tier for England happy new year 🥳 

[MikeO 12,973]

 

[Hafnia 6,619]

4 hours ago, MikeO said:

 

The comments underneath are fucking horrific.  Selfish pricks who can't accept that we are in a situation that requires a level of obedience. ... Arrogant fuckwits with no intelligence so their response to limited intelligence is to use memes and graphs that they don't understand.

 

Btw Matt le tissier is an absolute prick, dangerous. He that witch Denise Welch and co need locking up with the Tory pricks who have consigned our country to lost lives through ignorance,greed and bad decisions. 

[pete0 2,013]

 

[pete0 2,013]

 https://www.instagram.com/tv/CJLp9F3B-jw/?igshid=1wojuccxorkh2

 

[Hafnia 6,619]

4 hours ago, pete0 said:

 https://www.instagram.com/tv/CJLp9F3B-jw/?igshid=1wojuccxorkh2

 

What a brilliant woman.

Sadly brilliance is lost on the numerous thick arrogant idiots whose natural response to a lack of intelligence and credibility is to jump on a bandwagon of conspiracy theorists who choose to believe something that would enable them to do whatever it was before.....

I repeat, we share oxygen with idiots who don't care about others or have the ability to see further than the end of their nose. Sadly that shared oxygen is a killer. 

Matt le tissier, Denise Welch, Carol Mcgiffien all famous for doing something that doesn't involve brains have been influencing other idiots with no brains. 

Sturgeon lockdown of Scotland.... Well done Scotland for having a leader.  Boris will follow suit in his usual unprepared bollocks way. 

[Formby 164]

37 minutes ago, Hafnia said:

Sturgeon lockdown of Scotland.... Well done Scotland for having a leader.  Boris will follow suit in his usual unprepared bollocks way. 

We're absolutely crying out for one, aren't we? Unbelievable root and branch incompetence from top to bottom. Furious.

[Romey 1878 13,611]

45 minutes ago, Formby said:

We're absolutely crying out for one, aren't we? Unbelievable root and branch incompetence from top to bottom. Furious.

It would help if we had a credible opposition rather than Tory lite Starmer. 

[markjazzbassist 3,176]

1 hour ago, Hafnia said:

I repeat, we share oxygen with idiots who don't care about others or have the ability to see further than the end of their nose. Sadly that shared oxygen is a killer.

i got into an argument with my brother over this just yesterday.  his "who cares about covid" because it hasn't affected anyone close to him attitude is selfish, i told him so.  he didn't like that and said "well there is a ton of bad stuff happening, you better fix that too".  it brought to mind a saying from my old boss "you can't fix stupid".  FFS makes me nuts this selfishness

[Gwlad all over 572]

23 minutes ago, markjazzbassist said:

i got into an argument with my brother over this just yesterday.  his "who cares about covid" because it hasn't affected anyone close to him attitude is selfish, i told him so.  he didn't like that and said "well there is a ton of bad stuff happening, you better fix that too".  it brought to mind a saying from my old boss "you can't fix stupid".  FFS makes me nuts this selfishness

That attitude is happening a lot over this side of the Pond too but it's coming closer. My son's partner's sister (30) hospitalised, brother's best mate (50) also taken in.

[MikeO 12,973]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/health-55540701

Sort of but not exactly "close to home" for me because I spent a month in St George's in 1993 and the people there saved my life without question.

Bizarrely I had a family tree "discovery" notification today telling me I had a direct relative eleven generations back called Thomas Young and it reminded me of my time there because I was on Thomas Young ward. Spooky.

[Romey 1878 13,611]

52 minutes ago, MikeO said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/health-55540701

Sort of but not exactly "close to home" for me because I spent a month in St George's in 1993 and the people there saved my life without question.

Bizarrely I had a family tree "discovery" notification today telling me I had a direct relative eleven generations back called Thomas Young and it reminded me of my time there because I was on Thomas Young ward. Spooky.

It’s not real though...

I cannot believe there are real human beings that really believe that shite!

[Hafnia 6,619]

I rang up my son's school yesterday to lie and tell them that they weren't coming in as they had an upset stomach..... 

That's the level of trust in the incompetence of this government. I knew that the numbers would mean a lockdown had to happen and I also thought "how many people will get infected because millions of children shared a small classroom for a day".  

We shouldn't need to break rules to keep our children and families safe. 

Turns out today one of my son's teachers tested positive and the whole class needs to isolate.  The government knew these scenarios would happen.

It's incompetence on a huge scale.  The government are an utter disgrace.  It's tough enough dealing with Joe public who can't do their part 

Stay safe everyone.  The next few weeks are going to be tough. 

 

[Palfy 3,419]

10 hours ago, Romey 1878 said:

It’s not real though...

I cannot believe there are real human beings that really believe that shite!

There are mate and it’s splitting families trust me I know unfortunately it’s happening in mine, one of my wife’s sisters goes on marches all round the country and doesn’t abide to any Covid rules, it came to a head when she started posting on the larger family Facebook forum ranting at her Mum Sisters Aunts and Cousins, the upshot of that is that she is being cut out of the family circle. 
But what doesn’t help the situation is no one is enforcing the rules by implementing consequences if they break them. 

[Romey 1878 13,611]

30 minutes ago, Palfy said:

There are mate and it’s splitting families trust me I know unfortunately it’s happening in mine, one of my wife’s sisters goes on marches all round the country and doesn’t abide to any Covid rules, it came to a head when she started posting on the larger family Facebook forum ranting at her Mum Sisters Aunts and Cousins, the upshot of that is that she is being cut out of the family circle. 
But what doesn’t help the situation is no one is enforcing the rules by implementing consequences if they break them. 

It's because they're not rules, they're guidelines. And that's the way this shit show of a Government like it - make it look like they're looking after the public when in reality they're doing the square root of fuck all.

They showed their true colours at the start of all of this when they had their clown of a leader on national TV spouting about herd immunity and "taking it on the chin". They were willing, and not in any way reluctant, to let a hell of a lot of people die. How must the elderly and vulnerable feel about their lives being seen as less and something to sacrifice?

It makes my blood boil. Yes, people were always going to die during the pandemic but it would have been nowhere near to this scale. Those fuckers have blood on their hands.

[MikeO 12,973]

21 minutes ago, Romey 1878 said:

It's because they're not rules, they're guidelines. And that's the way this shit show of a Government like it - make it look like they're looking after the public when in reality they're doing the square root of fuck all.

They showed their true colours at the start of all of this when they had their clown of a leader on national TV spouting about herd immunity and "taking it on the chin". They were willing, and not in any way reluctant, to let a hell of a lot of people die. How must the elderly and vulnerable feel about their lives being seen as less and something to sacrifice?

It makes my blood boil. Yes, people were always going to die during the pandemic but it would have been nowhere near to this scale. Those fuckers have blood on their hands.

Ironic thing is that 57% of 60+ and 67% of 70+ voters supported them in the election, so their policy is chipping away at their core vote for 2023.

[Hafnia 6,619]

3 hours ago, Palfy said:

There are mate and it’s splitting families trust me I know unfortunately it’s happening in mine, one of my wife’s sisters goes on marches all round the country and doesn’t abide to any Covid rules, it came to a head when she started posting on the larger family Facebook forum ranting at her Mum Sisters Aunts and Cousins, the upshot of that is that she is being cut out of the family circle. 
But what doesn’t help the situation is no one is enforcing the rules by implementing consequences if they break them. 

It's unbelievable mate,  I know people of sound intelligence who are seemingly doubling down that it's a conspiracy.... Why?

This will provide some very interesting reading from a psychological perspective and my take on it is that there is a form of needs hierarchy depending on the individual...

The need to be right about things, the need to feel intelligent, the need to feel safe and protect people, the inability to accept other people's opinions, the ability to be dictated to, importance of money and maintaining a routine.

Depending on where a person prioritises these things is where they likely fall in the covid conspiracy or not.

My general thoughts are that most people who think it's a conspiracy are thick as fuck. 

 

 

 

 

[Hafnia 6,619]

Never before has the phrase "empty vessels make the most noise" become so true. 

 

[MikeO 12,973]

Have another test on Sunday, lost count of how many I've had now, but I have hospital appt on Tuesday so has to be done.

[Palfy 3,419]

1 hour ago, MikeO said:

Have another test on Sunday, lost count of how many I've had now, but I have hospital appt on Tuesday so has to be done.

Keep safe Mike we are all behind you mate. 👊

[Matt 8,100]

 

[Bailey 4,960]

Anyone a little surprised that European countries haven't locked down harder knowing the "UK strain" is significantly more infectious than the previous strain? 

[Hafnia 6,619]

21 hours ago, Bailey said:

Anyone a little surprised that European countries haven't locked down harder knowing the "UK strain" is significantly more infectious than the previous strain? 

Just seems everyone is slow to react.

I hope people go and sue the likes of le tissier for spouting his conspiracy bullshit. 

[Btay 2,015]

21 hours ago, Bailey said:

Anyone a little surprised that European countries haven't locked down harder knowing the "UK strain" is significantly more infectious than the previous strain? 

2  of these cases in Brisbane (Aus) where im from and they went into a 3 day lockdown as of last night. 1 month lockdown pending

[MikeO 12,973]

21 hours ago, Bailey said:

Anyone a little surprised that European countries haven't locked down harder knowing the "UK strain" is significantly more infectious than the previous strain? 

Germany has been in lockdown since 16th December. France not locked down but nationwide curfew 20:00 to 06:00 (but their infection rate is a third of ours, probably because thet had a lockdown through November and early December). Italy has selective lockdown and curfew (along with less than a third of our numbers). Spain is under curfew with about a quarter of our rate.

 

[Bailey 4,960]

3 hours ago, MikeO said:

Germany has been in lockdown since 16th December. France not locked down but nationwide curfew 20:00 to 06:00 (but their infection rate is a third of ours, probably because thet had a lockdown through November and early December). Italy has selective lockdown and curfew (along with less than a third of our numbers). Spain is under curfew with about a quarter of our rate.

 

I think we have showed that only a partial lockdown won't work of the virus takes hold. There are other European countries that are starting to see their rate pick up with this new strain and if it does get a foothold in any of the larger countries that still have a comparatively high rate, they will spiral just as we have. 

[MikeO 12,973]

12 minutes ago, Bailey said:

I think we have showed that only a partial lockdown won't work of the virus takes hold. There are other European countries that are starting to see their rate pick up with this new strain and if it does get a foothold in any of the larger countries that still have a comparatively high rate, they will spiral just as we have. 

Don't disagree with any of that, just saying how other countries comparable to ours are "dealing with it" at the mo.

Frankly though I don't give a flying fuck how we're doing in comparison to anyone else and it annoys the crap out of me when Johnson or one of his cronies says stuff like, "...we're vaccinating faster than any other country in Europe". So what? It's not a dick measuring contest.

[Bailey 4,960]

12 hours ago, MikeO said:

Don't disagree with any of that, just saying how other countries comparable to ours are "dealing with it" at the mo.

Frankly though I don't give a flying fuck how we're doing in comparison to anyone else and it annoys the crap out of me when Johnson or one of his cronies says stuff like, "...we're vaccinating faster than any other country in Europe". So what? It's not a dick measuring contest.

Yeh completely agree with the last bit. The question is can and should we have done better and I would be amazed if anyone didn't answer yes and lots. 

[Hafnia 6,619]

My wife finished her night shift this morning.  Her department is the only one open in the trust taking in paediatric cares now, Chester has had to repurpose their paediatric wards for adults as all adult wards over run.

I was going to get in touch with Matt le tissier and carol mcgiffin to see if this is true but I'll trust my wife. 

It's a bad situation, normally I wouldn't share stuff like this but it's a duty because thick, careless idiots are sharing misinformation, blood on the hands imo. 

 

 

[Shukes 4,452]

Guys.

I have spent the last 12 days isolated at home with Anna as both of us tested positive for Cibd19. 
 

I don’t usually post on things like this, as I don't like to get into conversations that people have such strong views on. But I think I have a duty to let people know my own experiences.... then they can make up their own minds.

the last two weeks have been absolute hell.  I recently started a kitchen fitting company and have since not worked a day. Business has stopped as people needed their work completed and had to go elsewhere. The financial difficulties have been terrible. 
 

But these have really paled into insignificance compared to what we have had to deal with at home.

At first the illness started of like any bad cold (I won’t say Flu, as I have never suffered from flu and have no idea), cold sweats, aching muscles and joints. This turned into a period couch. Instead of having a persistent couch, I had a couple of couching dots per 24 hours. These couching fits ended with me lying on the floor gasping for breath, and honestly thinking I was going to die. My son standing next to me crying his eyes out while Anna tries her best to get me breathing again (thank god for Anna). 
Since then I have found myself tiring to the point of drop, from just a trip to the toilet. 
 

I have always presumed I am fit for my age. Can outrun most twenty year olds still, can lift weights that surprise body builders, can bike on a mountain bike from Telford to Barmouth. But I have found that at my age, that strength and fitness is not enough to keep me on my feet when faced with this illness. 
I have broken many bones, and I can deal with any of them. It’s pain, it goes away. Training can fix any of them. But this is something that can’t be fixed, it can’t be helped, and no matter how fit or strong you are.... it doesn’t seem to care.

For the love of all, look after yourselves and those around you. This virus is not just a flu.

[Bailey 4,960]

Sorry to hear that Shukes, it sounds like you (all) have been through the ringer with it.

It sounds like how badly you suffer from it is almost luck of the draw. Some unhealthy people come out asymptomatic and some healthy people, like you (allegedly ), feel some of the worst effects of it. 

How are you now? 

[Shukes 4,452]

2 minutes ago, Bailey said:

Sorry to hear that Shukes, it sounds like you (all) have been through the ringer with it.

It sounds like how badly you suffer from it is almost luck of the draw. Some unhealthy people come out asymptomatic and some healthy people, like you (allegedly ), feel some of the worst effects of it. 

How are you now? 

Feeling better the last few days, but very weak and dizzy. imagine watching Everton on a running streak for five matches and then getting to the last match of the season where we just need a draw against Sheff U to qualify for the champions league! 

Well I feel like I would after that match, deflated, weak and losing the will to live

Honestly though, I seem to be pulling through now, but Anna seems to be struggling more  

[Romey 1878 13,611]

Fuck, that’s heavy mate. Sincerely hope you’re over the worst of it now and recover as quickly as possible. 

[Bailey 4,960]

39 minutes ago, Shukes said:

Feeling better the last few days, but very weak and dizzy. imagine watching Everton on a running streak for five matches and then getting to the last match of the season where we just need a draw against Sheff U to qualify for the champions league! 

Well I feel like I would after that match, deflated, weak and losing the will to live

Honestly though, I seem to be pulling through now, but Anna seems to be struggling more  

I felt like that during the Rotherham game let alone after that scenario!

That just sounds like you will have to pull your finger out and care for her for a change!

In all seriousness though, I wish you both a speedy recovery! 

 

[MikeO 12,973]

1 hour ago, Shukes said:

Guys.

I have spent the last 12 days isolated at home with Anna as both of us tested positive for Cibd19. 
 

I don’t usually post on things like this, as I don't like to get into conversations that people have such strong views on. But I think I have a duty to let people know my own experiences.... then they can make up their own minds.

the last two weeks have been absolute hell.  I recently started a kitchen fitting company and have since not worked a day. Business has stopped as people needed their work completed and had to go elsewhere. The financial difficulties have been terrible. 
 

But these have really paled into insignificance compared to what we have had to deal with at home.

At first the illness started of like any bad cold (I won’t say Flu, as I have never suffered from flu and have no idea), cold sweats, aching muscles and joints. This turned into a period couch. Instead of having a persistent couch, I had a couple of couching dots per 24 hours. These couching fits ended with me lying on the floor gasping for breath, and honestly thinking I was going to die. My son standing next to me crying his eyes out while Anna tries her best to get me breathing again (thank god for Anna). 
Since then I have found myself tiring to the point of drop, from just a trip to the toilet. 
 

I have always presumed I am fit for my age. Can outrun most twenty year olds still, can lift weights that surprise body builders, can bike on a mountain bike from Telford to Barmouth. But I have found that at my age, that strength and fitness is not enough to keep me on my feet when faced with this illness. 
I have broken many bones, and I can deal with any of them. It’s pain, it goes away. Training can fix any of them. But this is something that can’t be fixed, it can’t be helped, and no matter how fit or strong you are.... it doesn’t seem to care.

For the love of all, look after yourselves and those around you. This virus is not just a flu.

Very sorry to hear mate and pleased you're over the worst. I know what it feels like to gasp for air like that and it's truly terrifying, give Anna our best, hope she gets fit soon.

Any idea how you caught it?

[Shukes 4,452]

4 minutes ago, MikeO said:

Very sorry to hear mate and pleased you're over the worst. I know what it feels like to gasp for air like that and it's truly terrifying, give Anna our best, hope she gets fit soon.

Any idea how you caught it?

No comparison mate, mine is just a reality check that's all. 

Thank you, will pass it on to Anna. no idea how as we were pretty careful, but she does work for the NHS so could be she picked it up from there.

[markjazzbassist 3,176]

sorry to hear that shukes, hope your family gets better.  

[MikeO 12,973]

3 minutes ago, Shukes said:

No comparison mate, mine is just a reality check that's all. 

Thank you, will pass it on to Anna. no idea how as we were pretty careful, but she does work for the NHS so could be she picked it up from there.

Wasn't actually talking about the cancer Shukes, had a lot of shit from it over the years but never really gasping for breath like that, my experience of that was in 1993 when I had pneumonia. Horrific. I remember it took me about half an hour to get the strength/breath to lift myself out of the bath on one occasion so I feel you toilet visit exhaustion.

[Shukes 4,452]

4 minutes ago, MikeO said:

Wasn't actually talking about the cancer Shukes, had a lot of shit from it over the years but never really gasping for breath like that, my experience of that was in 1993 when I had pneumonia. Horrific. I remember it took me about half an hour to get the strength/breath to lift myself out of the bath on one occasion so I feel you toilet visit exhaustion.

Scariest part of it for me. no pain, just pure panick. and then looking up to see an 8 year old kid so upset...heart-breaking mate.

[Palfy 3,419]

5 hours ago, Shukes said:

Guys.

I have spent the last 12 days isolated at home with Anna as both of us tested positive for Cibd19. 
 

I don’t usually post on things like this, as I don't like to get into conversations that people have such strong views on. But I think I have a duty to let people know my own experiences.... then they can make up their own minds.

the last two weeks have been absolute hell.  I recently started a kitchen fitting company and have since not worked a day. Business has stopped as people needed their work completed and had to go elsewhere. The financial difficulties have been terrible. 
 

But these have really paled into insignificance compared to what we have had to deal with at home.

At first the illness started of like any bad cold (I won’t say Flu, as I have never suffered from flu and have no idea), cold sweats, aching muscles and joints. This turned into a period couch. Instead of having a persistent couch, I had a couple of couching dots per 24 hours. These couching fits ended with me lying on the floor gasping for breath, and honestly thinking I was going to die. My son standing next to me crying his eyes out while Anna tries her best to get me breathing again (thank god for Anna). 
Since then I have found myself tiring to the point of drop, from just a trip to the toilet. 
 

I have always presumed I am fit for my age. Can outrun most twenty year olds still, can lift weights that surprise body builders, can bike on a mountain bike from Telford to Barmouth. But I have found that at my age, that strength and fitness is not enough to keep me on my feet when faced with this illness. 
I have broken many bones, and I can deal with any of them. It’s pain, it goes away. Training can fix any of them. But this is something that can’t be fixed, it can’t be helped, and no matter how fit or strong you are.... it doesn’t seem to care.

For the love of all, look after yourselves and those around you. This virus is not just a flu.

Christ that’s a real shocker mate this thing is scary, yet there are still idiots who think it’s just a hoax. 
When yourself employed as you know Shukes there’s no safety net like people who are employed get the benefits of if you’re not earning your pretty much on your own, hope you get back on your feet as quick as possible mate and get your company back on track, feel for you mate.

[markjazzbassist 3,176]

got part 1 of the vaccine today (i work for a hospital).  last dose is in a couple of weeks.  i feel fine

[Hafnia 6,619]

On 12/01/2021 at 17:20, Shukes said:

Guys.

I have spent the last 12 days isolated at home with Anna as both of us tested positive for Cibd19. 
 

I don’t usually post on things like this, as I don't like to get into conversations that people have such strong views on. But I think I have a duty to let people know my own experiences.... then they can make up their own minds.

the last two weeks have been absolute hell.  I recently started a kitchen fitting company and have since not worked a day. Business has stopped as people needed their work completed and had to go elsewhere. The financial difficulties have been terrible. 
 

But these have really paled into insignificance compared to what we have had to deal with at home.

At first the illness started of like any bad cold (I won’t say Flu, as I have never suffered from flu and have no idea), cold sweats, aching muscles and joints. This turned into a period couch. Instead of having a persistent couch, I had a couple of couching dots per 24 hours. These couching fits ended with me lying on the floor gasping for breath, and honestly thinking I was going to die. My son standing next to me crying his eyes out while Anna tries her best to get me breathing again (thank god for Anna). 
Since then I have found myself tiring to the point of drop, from just a trip to the toilet. 
 

I have always presumed I am fit for my age. Can outrun most twenty year olds still, can lift weights that surprise body builders, can bike on a mountain bike from Telford to Barmouth. But I have found that at my age, that strength and fitness is not enough to keep me on my feet when faced with this illness. 
I have broken many bones, and I can deal with any of them. It’s pain, it goes away. Training can fix any of them. But this is something that can’t be fixed, it can’t be helped, and no matter how fit or strong you are.... it doesn’t seem to care.

For the love of all, look after yourselves and those around you. This virus is not just a flu.

Bloody Nora mate, fingers crossed you get back to full strength. Scary scary times, get that vitamin D down your neck mate, that along with zinc is said to give your body a helping hand.

I've been taking vitamin D around 4000IU per day, my wife is due her vaccine on Monday as she is a nurse.  Hopefully once she had had it it may make it less likely for it to enter our house 

Sending all strength to you mate. 

[markjazzbassist 3,176]

not sure about the UK vaccine haf, but the US ones (Pfizer or Moderna) don't affect the transmission of the disease.  they just make it so you can't get it.  you can still be a carrier for it.

 

there is supposed to be a johnson and johnson one forthcoming that does affect the transmission, it hasn't passed muster yet

[Bailey 4,960]

7 hours ago, markjazzbassist said:

not sure about the UK vaccine haf, but the US ones (Pfizer or Moderna) don't affect the transmission of the disease.  they just make it so you can't get it.  you can still be a carrier for it.

 

there is supposed to be a johnson and johnson one forthcoming that does affect the transmission, it hasn't passed muster yet

No none of the vaccines we have affect transmission (as far as they know, tests are ongoing). 

The study results that came out today eveb suggested that you could even still transmit the virus if you have had it before too. Still a long way to go!

[pete0 2,013]

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/covid-lungs-scarring-smokers-lungs/?fbclid=IwAR1rmWnRj-Xk9NVryJmg9eRQchi0F6VO0-wm-rz0U2BcTRHBhvsqr31KcaY

[pete0 2,013]

 

[pete0 2,013]

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/laurence-fox-criticised-after-flaunting-mask-exemption-badge-he-bought-online-12189639

Never heard of Laurence Fox but a quick look at his wiki shows he was an All Lives Matter pleb and tried to help raise funds for a new ukip style political party. Add to that he said Sihk soldiers were "forced diversity" in a ww1 film, and that the media weren't being racist towards Meghan Markle. 

[MikeO 12,973]

42 minutes ago, pete0 said:

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/laurence-fox-criticised-after-flaunting-mask-exemption-badge-he-bought-online-12189639

Never heard of Laurence Fox but a quick look at his wiki shows he was an All Lives Matter pleb and tried to help raise funds for a new ukip style political party. Add to that he said Sihk soldiers were "forced diversity" in a ww1 film, and that the media weren't being racist towards Meghan Markle. 

Man's an A grade dick.

[Palfy 3,419]

49 minutes ago, pete0 said:

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/laurence-fox-criticised-after-flaunting-mask-exemption-badge-he-bought-online-12189639

Never heard of Laurence Fox but a quick look at his wiki shows he was an All Lives Matter pleb and tried to help raise funds for a new ukip style political party. Add to that he said Sihk soldiers were "forced diversity" in a ww1 film, and that the media weren't being racist towards Meghan Markle. 

He’s part of the Fox dynasty of actors, he’s had a silver spoon upbringing and has all the traits of a spoilt brat, as they would say in his circles or a fucking prick as they would say in mine.