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PaddyPower would be all over that.
Ah hell. That's unfortunate. Stay in touch and get well soon.So from having no symptoms mainly other than no smell and reduced taste...I started to get body pains 2 days ago, then yesterday chest started to get a bit tight, and last night couldn't get much sleep in.
So drove myself to the hospital and doc says I got covid pneumonia, oxygen at 87%, so they have admitted me and awaiting medication while on oxygen.
Fortunately my wife is over her 14 days and is already doing better, so she can look after the kids now.
I hope you feel better soon.So from having no symptoms mainly other than no smell and reduced taste...I started to get body pains 2 days ago, then yesterday chest started to get a bit tight, and last night couldn't get much sleep in.
So drove myself to the hospital and doc says I got covid pneumonia, oxygen at 87%, so they have admitted me and awaiting medication while on oxygen.
Fortunately my wife is over her 14 days and is already doing better, so she can look after the kids now.
Here you go - https://www.microsoft.com/en-gbI'm having my vaccination in about 15 minutes.
What's this about?Here you go - https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb
Don't be silly. You get one of those with each vaccination and automatic updates through the nano chips in your bloodstream.What's this about?
Ah I understand. Bill Gates is my master now.Don't be silly. You get one of those with each vaccination and automatic updates through the nano chips in your bloodstream.
In Ireland fully vaccinated close contacts haven’t needed to self isolate for a while now.Not sure what it is at the minute but the announcement today is expected to be that double jabbed close contacts won't be needing to isolate anymore.
Didn't take you long to start Master Gate-ing.Ah I understand. Bill Gates is my master now.
Yeah just confirmed but not until August 16th, double jabbed and U18's won't need to isolate after close contact.In Ireland fully vaccinated close contacts haven’t needed to self isolate for a while now.
Although they’ve recently changed that to requiring close contacts of a “variant of concern” (basically delta) to get tested and self-isolate. One step forwards, two steps back.
Thanks. None sadly, still not available for my age group or profession, I'm a young'un.Get well soon @SirAnderson Did you receive any vaccination, one or two jabs?
It’s pissing rain todayLog-off from twitter, have a pint of Guinness and enjoy that famous Irish summer weather!
Get well soon fellaSo from having no symptoms mainly other than no smell and reduced taste...I started to get body pains 2 days ago, then yesterday chest started to get a bit tight, and last night couldn't get much sleep in.
So drove myself to the hospital and doc says I got covid pneumonia, oxygen at 87%, so they have admitted me and awaiting medication while on oxygen.
Fortunately my wife is over her 14 days and is already doing better, so she can look after the kids now.
CovicreamGot my 1st dose Pfizer today
Slick operation here in NI.
Booked last night at 10pm, in today at 13.20
SSE arena converted into the regional vaccination centre.
Even got a free ice cream after!
Get well soon.So from having no symptoms mainly other than no smell and reduced taste...I started to get body pains 2 days ago, then yesterday chest started to get a bit tight, and last night couldn't get much sleep in.
So drove myself to the hospital and doc says I got covid pneumonia, oxygen at 87%, so they have admitted me and awaiting medication while on oxygen.
Fortunately my wife is over her 14 days and is already doing better, so she can look after the kids now.
It’s pissing rain today
There’s a shock.
I hope you feel better soon man.So from having no symptoms mainly other than no smell and reduced taste...I started to get body pains 2 days ago, then yesterday chest started to get a bit tight, and last night couldn't get much sleep in.
So drove myself to the hospital and doc says I got covid pneumonia, oxygen at 87%, so they have admitted me and awaiting medication while on oxygen.
Fortunately my wife is over her 14 days and is already doing better, so she can look after the kids now.
Get well soon, mate.So from having no symptoms mainly other than no smell and reduced taste...I started to get body pains 2 days ago, then yesterday chest started to get a bit tight, and last night couldn't get much sleep in.
So drove myself to the hospital and doc says I got covid pneumonia, oxygen at 87%, so they have admitted me and awaiting medication while on oxygen.
Fortunately my wife is over her 14 days and is already doing better, so she can look after the kids now.
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Nice.After a run of fairly bleak posts, here’s a Twitter thread with some more up-beat content.
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Need more info like vaccine name and your country. Duh, UK. By foreign vaccines do you mean Pfizer?A fully vaccinated distant relative of mine has just been admitted to hospital in a bad way with Covid. The doctors say his chances are not good. He's late 80s and got Pfizer.
The rest of my family now see this as proof of two things, 1) the foreign vaccines are no good, and 2) they shouldn't be going out anywhere as vaccinated people can still die from it. They were already nervous about Boris's reopening plan and I'm running out of ways to convince them to go back outside.
Congrats on the jab date. That was quick! How long did you have to wait after registering? Or are you going to a pharmacist?Nice.
I'm getting my first dose on Friday, so I'll say what I said all along. Open indoor dining for fully vaccinated people on the first week of August.
No registration, no pharmacist. Let's just say my family knows people and leave it at that.Congrats on the jab date. That was quick! How long did you have to wait after registering? Or are you going to a pharmacist?
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Well, my fiance's sister-in-law ,who has been vaccinated for a while now, is pregnant and just past the 12 week phase (got pregnant in-between jabs).My daughter, who is 22, won’t get the vaccine as she’s worried about it affecting fertility. She says that there won’t have been enough testing or evidence to know that it doesn’t. She also thinks that at her age the risk of having the vaccine (including the risk above but other risks as well) probably outweighs the benefits, but that the government will push the vaccine on people her age for herd immunity reasons.
Firstly, sorry to hear about your relative, distant or not. And unfortunately, they are just another statistic. One of the up to 100,000 per day predicted new infections which Boris and his health secretary believe is perfectly acceptable as they try to convince us that it is ok to remove the covid restrictions.A fully vaccinated distant relative of mine has just been admitted to hospital in a bad way with Covid. The doctors say his chances are not good. He's late 80s and got Pfizer.
The rest of my family now see this as proof of two things, 1) the foreign vaccines are no good, and 2) they shouldn't be going out anywhere as vaccinated people can still die from it. They were already nervous about Boris's reopening plan and I'm running out of ways to convince them to go back outside.
I still don’t understand the logic. If they’re so worried about a return to schools in September why not spend the rest of the summer vaccinating 12-18 year olds?Tweet
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That article he's using contains what looks like a very good summary of what the UK is doing, and the kind of outcome the government is planning around. 100k cases/day, 2k/day hospital admissions, 100 people/day deaths.
The underlying theory is that we're heading for herd immunity and we've a choice of now or in the winter. If it's now, schools and colleges will start to operate more or less as normal in the autumn and the NHS won't collapse.
The unspoken element is that basically the old and immune compromised (vaxxed or not) should be advised to stay home for the next couple of months, and their kids/grandkids should go back to meeting them outside, at a distance. It's not going to be a good time for multi-generation family holidays etc.
Ask her if there’s any testing or evidence to know for certain that being infected with covid won’t affect fertility.My daughter, who is 22, won’t get the vaccine as she’s worried about it affecting fertility. She says that there won’t have been enough testing or evidence to know that it doesn’t. She also thinks that at her age the risk of having the vaccine (including the risk above but other risks as well) probably outweighs the benefits, but that the government will push the vaccine on people her age for herd immunity reasons.
Well, they already know that it doesn't affect fertility (plenty of new pregnancies among the vaxxed) We've now also had the first few (full term healthy) babies born from people who became pregnant just before/or soon after their jabs on the clinical trials (despite the trial instructions not to!)My daughter, who is 22, won’t get the vaccine as she’s worried about it affecting fertility. She says that there won’t have been enough testing or evidence to know that it doesn’t. She also thinks that at her age the risk of having the vaccine (including the risk above but other risks as well) probably outweighs the benefits, but that the government will push the vaccine on people her age for herd immunity reasons.