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aaaaaand a second person at my partners work has tested positive. Fingers crossed for us, guys!
No not at all, just call 111 if I have any problems. They did keep an eye on me for half an hour after but the whole experience felt a bit odd what with two other people feeling bad too. They told me that people react differently but having my eye sight go really blurry before I was sick was scary as hell. Thought I was going to blackout.Did they advise you not to get the second jab?
Do you react similarly to having blood tests taken, seeing blood or anything like that? Sounds like a vasovagal reaction which is harmless (unless you faint, fall over and hit your head)No not at all, just call 111 if I have any problems. They did keep an eye on me for half an hour after but the whole experience felt a bit odd what with two other people feeling bad too. They told me that people react differently but having my eye sight go really blurry before I was sick was scary as hell. Thought I was going to blackout.
Feel fine now although the football incident didn't exactly help.
Source please?I read that 99% of the blood clot cases from AZ were from the first dose, so essentially the risk is 7.92 per million to get a blood clot from dose one and 0.08 per million (or one in 12.5 million) from dose 2 given a total risk of 8/1000000
Silly idea. Why waste a holiday when you can just phone in sick? I'm going to make sure the day after falls on a work day!Book the day after your 2nd shot off to lie in bed
I feared that would be me, as I have done that in the past following painkiller jabs at the dentist, but it was absolutely fine. The people there did say that lots of people just have that reaction to an injection of any kind.Had my first jab, Pfizer, and I threw up all in my face mask at the vaccination centre. Felt really unwell and thought I was going to collapse but I felt much better after being sick.Weirdly there were two other people there who had that jab who had bad reactions too; one of the guys had to be laid on the floor. Just hope he's alright and I hope I'm alright now.
Or you can do thatSilly idea. Why waste a holiday when you can just phone in sick? I'm going to make sure the day after falls on a work day!
No, although I was sick in pretty much the exact same way twenty years ago as a kid when having a meningitis jab. I told this to the people doing my jab and they were fine with it.Do you react similarly to having blood tests taken, seeing blood or anything like that? Sounds like a vasovagal reaction which is harmless (unless you faint, fall over and hit your head)
Feeling fine now thanks, apart from a dull ache in my arm which sounds very common. I just found the experience weird that two other people had bad reactions as well as me. Felt a bit surreal seeing a big healthy-looking guy laid on the floor after having his jab. He seemed to be a bit better as I was leaving though so I'm sure he's ok.I feared that would be me, as I have done that in the past following painkiller jabs at the dentist, but it was absolutely fine. The people there did say that lots of people just have that reaction to an injection of any kind.
How are you doing now?
Which industry?My wife is now in isolation following one of her colleagues testing positive , exactly a day after losing her fight with her bosses to continue to work from home! They were masked up and largely social distancing for the one day they were together and she (and I ) have had negative lateral flow tests so hopefully we’ll be ok. We’ve both also had one jab so there’s some protection there too at least. My work as opposed to hers are overly cautious and they’ve sent me home too and I’m not to return until we both have a negative PCR.
I know two other people that also got told to isolate today so that shows how prevalent it is again in the UK. Stay safe people.
My second falls on a Thursday. My boss is definitely going to think I’m taking the piss if I take a Friday off sick, but I know everyone else has been doing it.Silly idea. Why waste a holiday when you can just phone in sick? I'm going to make sure the day after falls on a work day!
What's so special about a Friday? Especially nowadays, it's not like you'll be suspected of going out clubbing!My second falls on a Thursday. My boss is definitely going to think I’m taking the piss if I take a Friday off sick, but I know everyone else has been doing it.
I guess it’s just the day that most people would take off sick if they wanted a longer weekend. I wouldn’t unless I was actually sick anyway.What's so special about a Friday? Especially nowadays, it's not like you'll be suspected of going out clubbing!
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You don’t seriously expect us to watch a three hour video?
This video is really worrying especially consider one of the guests is the inventor of mRNA vaccine technology.
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You can get a gist of it from the timestamps in the description and yeah it seems about as batshit as you'd expect.You don’t seriously expect us to watch a three hour video?
I dropped in after 15 minutes to get a feel for it and the bald bloke on the right was talking absolute nonsense (“all other vaccines stay in your shoulder, this is the only vaccine ever made that produces antigens which move around your body”) and lost the will to stick with them any longer.
EDIT: Little bit of digging reveals they’re touting snake oil like ivermectin and other unproven covid treatments and hence have a blatant anti-vax agenda. Best filed under “ignore”.
I think all of these anecdotal points of evidence are due to a whole planet getting an injection at once, and lots of people witnessing each other at mass vaccination centres.Feeling fine now thanks, apart from a dull ache in my arm which sounds very common. I just found the experience weird that two other people had bad reactions as well as me. Felt a bit surreal seeing a big healthy-looking guy laid on the floor after having his jab. He seemed to be a bit better as I was leaving though so I'm sure he's ok.
I don't know if he did but that's 100% true and no scientist has said otherwise.Is it true that Vallance said in the press conference yesterday that even some double-vaccinated people will still die from Covid?
I scrubbed through and the whole thing is batshit crazy.You don’t seriously expect us to watch a three hour video?
I dropped in after 15 minutes to get a feel for it and the bald bloke on the right was talking absolute nonsense (“all other vaccines stay in your shoulder, this is the only vaccine ever made that produces antigens which move around your body”) and lost the will to stick with them any longer.
EDIT: Little bit of digging reveals they’re touting snake oil like ivermectin and other unproven covid treatments and hence have a blatant anti-vax agenda. Best filed under “ignore”.
They eliminated the mask mandate in Denmark as well since yesterday, except when standing in public transport but our case count is extremely low now a days. Copenhagen is getting single digit new cases per day over the past week or so.Tweet
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Not impossible but so incredibly rare as to be irrelevant.Is it true that Vallance said in the press conference yesterday that even some double-vaccinated people will still die from Covid?
Agreed, but it’s massive ammunition to anti-vax idiots. Honestly I’m shocked that he’s said that on live TV. The majority of the population aren’t capable of the thinking required to reach the caveat in your post.Not impossible but so incredibly rare as to be irrelevant.
This is probably a stupid question, but is there data on the deaths that are occurring now and whether they are double, single or not vaccinated? Surely this would shut a lot of those people up, or stop so much hesitancy?Agreed, but it’s massive ammunition to anti-vax idiots. Honestly I’m shocked that he’s said that on live TV. The majority of the population aren’t capable of the thinking required to reach the caveat in your post.
There is data compiled by PHE. It confirms that people have died from covid despite being fully vaccinated. The “100% efficacy against severe disease/hospitalisation” claims we saw based on the vaccine trials was always a pipe dream. They didn’t recruit enough people to be able to stand over those claims. And this was before these latest variants.This is probably a stupid question, but is there data on the deaths that are occurring now and whether they are double, single or not vaccinated? Surely this would shut a lot of those people up, or stop so much hesitancy?
“Incredibly rare” is a bit of an overstatement. I’d go for very unlikely.Not impossible but so incredibly rare as to be irrelevant.
It would be much worse to rule out that possibility and then the evidence points to that happening, however rarely. Then it would be classed as a cover up and conspiracies would have some merit. When the evidence is this positive, there is very little benefit to hiding the uncomfortable facts anyway. Most people aren’t good at estimating probabilities but they can understand the idea that this thing does its job exceptionally well, but not perfectly. If people claimed it was perfect it would raise more suspicions, IMO.Agreed, but it’s massive ammunition to anti-vax idiots. Honestly I’m shocked that he’s said that on live TV. The majority of the population aren’t capable of the thinking required to reach the caveat in your post.
Fair point. I think though if he was going to say something like that it would have helped to then immediately provide figures on how unlikely it is, or something similar.It would be much worse to rule out that possibility and then the evidence points to that happening, however rarely. Then it would be classed as a cover up and conspiracies would have some merit. When the evidence is this positive, there is very little benefit to hiding the uncomfortable facts anyway. Most people aren’t good at estimating probabilities but they can understand the idea that this thing does its job exceptionally well, but not perfectly. If people claimed it was perfect it would raise more suspicions, IMO.
Yeah agreed, at this point I imagine we have enough data to make robust claims about it. Definitely sounds a bit alarming without appropriate context!Fair point. I think though if he was going to say something like that it would have helped to then immediately provide figures on how unlikely it is, or something similar.
There have been a couple of recent deaths in Bolton of people who were fully-vaccinated. If they have some underlying problem chronic health issues, it's always more likely to happen.It would be much worse to rule out that possibility and then the evidence points to that happening, however rarely. Then it would be classed as a cover up and conspiracies would have some merit. When the evidence is this positive, there is very little benefit to hiding the uncomfortable facts anyway. Most people aren’t good at estimating probabilities but they can understand the idea that this thing does its job exceptionally well, but not perfectly. If people claimed it was perfect it would raise more suspicions, IMO.
It's a fair question, but it's still difficult to give a fair answer. I think we've got used to the idea of flu deaths (typically 10-30,000 per year in the UK). Theoretically at least I think people would accept similar misery from covid but we currently can't even guarantee that.When will they announce the guided number of daily cases that will be deemed acceptable to lead normal everyday life again?
Is it going to be cases in the 10s, 100s, low thousands? Sooner or later we will have to have a serious convo on this and I actually think it would get everyone to focus a bit more rather than just the finger wagging...."just a few more weeks now" message that people are generally just rolling their eyes at (just to state I fully accept delaying for another few weeks is sensible while people getting double dosed gets up to about 40m so 75% ish).
Given every press conference now Johnson, Whitty and Vallance state we'll have to live with covid for foreseeable future there dosen't seem to be much in the way of projections around for what could be deemed acceptable safe amount of risk and the trade offs.
I don't expect any day to day normality until 2022 tbh but would be good to have a guide at least and see how far away we are from it.
This is the big question and I’m very hopeful it won’t be that high. I think the models on twitter saying we’re at 4-5% of cases resulting in hospitalisation are still using 10 days as the hospitalisation point but from what we know about delta it seems less than that due to the higher viral load. You get symptoms quicker and then hospitalisation quicker. Which is interesting because in theory that wouid reduce the asymptomatic timeframe which you’d think would result in less spread - maybe it’s just people aren’t isolating because the symptoms are so mild initially - headache/runny nose/sore throat.It's a fair question, but it's still difficult to give a fair answer. I think we've got used to the idea of flu deaths (typically 10-30,000 per year in the UK). Theoretically at least I think people would accept similar misery from covid but we currently can't even guarantee that.
The infection exposure v cases v hospitalisations v deaths ratios are changing dramatically now as vaccines come in, but they also potentially change as the virus mutates. The current best guess for Delta is that 10,000 cases (per day) means about 400 new hospitalisations/day. We don't know about the deaths yet, but probably no worse than 100/day. "Just" flu type misery.
Quite bizarre and poor interpretation from you. One of the guys on the panel is the literal inventor of the mRNA vaccine technology and holds the patent for which these vaccines have been created. Maybe dig a bit more? Two of them have also had the vaccine along with being the inventor of its tech so no not anti vax at all. A smaller digestible video that has a snippet of what they are getting at. They are worried about the data, not the same as anti vax.You don’t seriously expect us to watch a three hour video?
I dropped in after 15 minutes to get a feel for it and the bald bloke on the right was talking absolute nonsense (“all other vaccines stay in your shoulder, this is the only vaccine ever made that produces antigens which move around your body”) and lost the will to stick with them any longer.
EDIT: Little bit of digging reveals they’re touting snake oil like ivermectin and other unproven covid treatments and hence have a blatant anti-vax agenda. Best filed under “ignore”.
I did some digging after my last post. The Robert Malone guy was involved in some early research re therapeutic mRNA and has some patents in that area but most definitely did not invent the vaccines being used today. Or any other vaccine ever. Literally the only person who is claiming that Robert Malone invented mRNA vaccines is Robert Malone. The fact he seems determined to take credit for the achievements of other scientists is a huge red flag.Quite bizarre and poor interpretation from you. One of the guys on the panel is the literal inventor of the mRNA vaccine technology and holds the patent for which these vaccines have been created. Maybe dig a bit more? Two of them have also had the vaccine along with being the inventor of its tech so no not anti vax at all. A smaller digestible video that has a snippet of what they are getting at. They are worried about the data, not the same as anti vax.
Unless this is all one big hoax then I apologize unreservedly but I've seen nothing to suggest that. The shouty guy did get in the way quite a lot I do agree but he did come out and apologise and its pinned to the comments.
You should not make the same mistake of shouting down something like the lableak theory as it can costs lives.
thanks - he seems more involved than you suggest but in any case it disproves your wild anti vax theory.I did some digging after my last post. The Robert Malone guy was involved in some early research re therapeutic mRNA and has some patents in that area but most definitely did not invent the vaccines being used today. Or any other vaccine ever. Literally the only person who is claiming that Robert Malone invented mRNA vaccines is Robert Malone. The fact he seems determined to take credit for the achievements of other scientists is a huge red flag.
Here’s a good article about the scientists we should really be crediting for this amazing innovation. Not one mention of Robert Malone, funnily enough.
Walton’s website has angry rants about “intellectual rape” so he seems to be pissed off about not getting the credit he thinks he deserves, which explains why he seems intent on discrediting those who went the hard yards in taking a theory all the way through to an effective therapeutic intervention.
I didn’t do any digging on the other guys but, as I said, the small clip I watched featured one of them talking absolute nonsense so I’m not really interested in listening to anything else they say.