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On which levels of indicators (number of vaccinated people/cases&deaths per day, etc.) do you think that people should start to live relatively normally?
Genocide and war crime are political concepts used by institutions and the so-called international community. I prefer a neutral definition "mass murder" whatever the context.
We are dealing with a 2nd strain. Surely it will head your way aswell?
Already been verified as here. Five states as of a couple of days ago, mostly substantial ones.
How would explain that Ireland seems to have the worst dynamics?
Combination of being riddled with the highly contagious “UK variant” and an inherently very sociable culture, that lost the run of ourselves when restrictions were eased in the run up to Christmas.
Yeah. That B117 strain took over incredibly fast. Courtesy of constant heavy traffic between Uk and Ireland. No coincidence that our border counties are the worst hit. It’s a hell of a Brexit leaving gift.
Because it's hyperbolic and undermines the genuine issues of what Blair did.
All hospitalised patients though. I’d be surprised if most people hospitalised with a medical illness didn’t have at least one symptom 6 months later. If you’re so medically ill you need to go into hospital it can take a long time to fully recuperate, no matter what put you there.
I personally know a couple of people who weren't hospitalised but are still feeling the effects of covid in fairness.
I haven't heard about Pogba, I doubt he could play 90 minutes if he has any lasting effects. Lampard said Kai Havertz has problems though.
If Pogba’s capable of playing 90 minutes of professional football he’s obviously not doing too bad! There are lots of people out there who don’t end up in hospital that take a long time to recover. That’s true. It’s just that the specific bit of research I was talking about looked at hospitalised people only. When you’re that sick it’s not all that surprising to not be 100% after 6 months.
Well hopefully when he plays 90 minutes of professional football we will know he’s over it.
All five of the people I know who’ve had the virus still have symptoms or after effects. One couple, mid 60’s, who were in ICU in March last year still struggle with fatigue and shortness of breath.
Just count yourself lucky. You can either live with restrictions and without the virus, or with restrictions with the virus.
I thought cases had dropped by 20% in a week. That shows cases rising
Cases are still rising. Total in last 7 days is up 5% on previous week.
That is a great position to be in. Most countries in Europe are locked down in their homes.
My next door neighbour has long Covid. He was in hospital for 10 days. He's totally fecked and needs an oxygen machine. He can last 15 minutes without the machine and walk about 15 yards at a time. He's in his late 60s. They've told him 6 months before he'll start to feel somewhat better. You have to wonder how many years it's going to take off his life.
Sorry, having read back what I posted it looks like gloating. Its not meant that way at all. I have family up in Scotland who are older and have been in some form of lockdown or restrictins since March which bothers me. I really hope you guys in Europe get some positive news of some sort soon
The Heil being utter cuts as per usual.
Yeah it’s awful to see. My client has been so ill since sept / Oct that he’s barely been in contact.
Would be intrigued by the sample size of the 'none of that foreign muck' crowd.
Dunno about the number of patients but the sample size of GP’s is one.
Full article: https://www.thelocal.it/20210112/it...-milan-woman-had-coronavirus-in-november-2019
Nice one Gladys.Compliance with masks in shops in Ireland has been flawless in my experience. Literally never seen anyone not wearing one since it became obligatory a few months ago. Hasn’t stopped us topping the covid charts, mind you.
