comment by TheBlackCountry (U22512)
posted 7 hours, 51 minutes ago
My wife is a front line Health Care worker and tested daily. She first had it in December 2019, just a couple of months after the first cases were known. She had all the typical symptoms and was off work for a week, which is unheard of for her.
Since then she has been double vaxd, just had the third booster jab, and tested positive another 12 times now, without having any symptoms at all.
I have never tested positive or had any symptoms whatsoever, had both vaccinations as I think morally it’s the right thing to do even if your immune system in A1 like mine obviously is.
By next Spring, COVID-19 will be like the common cold insofar as how the virus effects the general population. That would have happened anyway, with or without vaccines.
All cause mortality has been down around 7% over the last few months, so all that happened is that we pulled forward some deaths that would have happened anyway over the following 12 month period.
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You're assuming an awful lot here....
Had it in February 3 days before I was due my first jab, suffered pretty much like most here, first couple of days I didn't feel too bad, then other symptoms kicked in. I felt more miserable than bad I would say. Took a while to get appetite and taste back, also strength.
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 5 hours, 55 minutes ago
comment by TheBlackCountry (U22512)
posted 7 hours, 51 minutes ago
My wife is a front line Health Care worker and tested daily. She first had it in December 2019, just a couple of months after the first cases were known. She had all the typical symptoms and was off work for a week, which is unheard of for her.
Since then she has been double vaxd, just had the third booster jab, and tested positive another 12 times now, without having any symptoms at all.
I have never tested positive or had any symptoms whatsoever, had both vaccinations as I think morally it’s the right thing to do even if your immune system in A1 like mine obviously is.
By next Spring, COVID-19 will be like the common cold insofar as how the virus effects the general population. That would have happened anyway, with or without vaccines.
All cause mortality has been down around 7% over the last few months, so all that happened is that we pulled forward some deaths that would have happened anyway over the following 12 month period.
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You're assuming an awful lot here....
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That's a nice way of putting it. 'You're full of crap' is the correct way.
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posted on 24/9/21
comment by TheBlackCountry (U22512)
posted 7 hours, 51 minutes ago
My wife is a front line Health Care worker and tested daily. She first had it in December 2019, just a couple of months after the first cases were known. She had all the typical symptoms and was off work for a week, which is unheard of for her.
Since then she has been double vaxd, just had the third booster jab, and tested positive another 12 times now, without having any symptoms at all.
I have never tested positive or had any symptoms whatsoever, had both vaccinations as I think morally it’s the right thing to do even if your immune system in A1 like mine obviously is.
By next Spring, COVID-19 will be like the common cold insofar as how the virus effects the general population. That would have happened anyway, with or without vaccines.
All cause mortality has been down around 7% over the last few months, so all that happened is that we pulled forward some deaths that would have happened anyway over the following 12 month period.
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You're assuming an awful lot here....
posted on 24/9/21
Had it in February 3 days before I was due my first jab, suffered pretty much like most here, first couple of days I didn't feel too bad, then other symptoms kicked in. I felt more miserable than bad I would say. Took a while to get appetite and taste back, also strength.
posted on 24/9/21
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 5 hours, 55 minutes ago
comment by TheBlackCountry (U22512)
posted 7 hours, 51 minutes ago
My wife is a front line Health Care worker and tested daily. She first had it in December 2019, just a couple of months after the first cases were known. She had all the typical symptoms and was off work for a week, which is unheard of for her.
Since then she has been double vaxd, just had the third booster jab, and tested positive another 12 times now, without having any symptoms at all.
I have never tested positive or had any symptoms whatsoever, had both vaccinations as I think morally it’s the right thing to do even if your immune system in A1 like mine obviously is.
By next Spring, COVID-19 will be like the common cold insofar as how the virus effects the general population. That would have happened anyway, with or without vaccines.
All cause mortality has been down around 7% over the last few months, so all that happened is that we pulled forward some deaths that would have happened anyway over the following 12 month period.
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You're assuming an awful lot here....
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That's a nice way of putting it. 'You're full of crap' is the correct way.
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