I'm losing track. I just looked back on this forum. I had my Covid jabs on March 2021, June 2021, December 2021 and October 2022.
Health Issues The Everything Covid 19 Thread
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I have had only the first 2. But I have had Covid twice and it was less severe than flu (by a long way).
I think I will be leaving it for now. I had flu 2 weeks ago and that was horrible (tested negative for Covid).
I think I will be leaving it for now. I had flu 2 weeks ago and that was horrible (tested negative for Covid).
Brian W
Conscientious Christian
Last summer I had what seemed to be an absurdly mild cold. It fit the description of the strain of covid that was around at that time but I stupidly didn't get it tested. I don't know if differing strains will remain so weak but if they do, then I would rather have covid than flu.
I might be teaching my grandmother how to suck eggs, but it's an evolutionary advantage for a virus to be "weak". Why we have the common cold of course.
They aren't successful if they kill the host
And these days, you can get those self test kits at home and check within 10 mins. For some reason people are still more scared of it (although of course it could be worse and worse with age as it appeared to be in the beginning).
My daughter tested positive this morning, and Mrs Summer is also feeling unwell
Well, I'm sleeping on the sofa tonight, just in case.
sending healing thoughts for you all!!!
Emma JC
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Of course this thread got me thinking.
Covid-19 is just a warning.
Continued industrialised farming techniques with animals are a potential existential threat to humanity.
Imagine an air-borne, highly infectious strain of Ebola or Avian influenza which have > 50% fatality rate.
Happy Wednesday!
Covid-19 is just a warning.
Continued industrialised farming techniques with animals are a potential existential threat to humanity.
Imagine an air-borne, highly infectious strain of Ebola or Avian influenza which have > 50% fatality rate.
Happy Wednesday!
My daughter tested positive this morning, and Mrs Summer is also feeling unwell
Well, I'm sleeping on the sofa tonight, just in case.
how are you all today?
Emma JC
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Myself and Mrs Summer are still testing negative, and her unwellness from the other night has also gone away. Our daughter is isolating in her room but she still only has very mild symptoms. So, it's looking like we've been lucky all things considered.
Thanks for checking on us!
peacefulveglady
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Covid-sniffing dogs can help detect infections in K-12 schools, new study suggests | CNN
Elementary students lined up behind a white curtain in the middle of a grand gymnasium at their school in northern California. They stood still as a dog handler walked a yellow Labrador along the other side of the curtain.
Lou
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I can think of so many comedy skits about this.Covid-sniffing dogs can help detect infections in K-12 schools, new study suggests | CNN
Elementary students lined up behind a white curtain in the middle of a grand gymnasium at their school in northern California. They stood still as a dog handler walked a yellow Labrador along the other side of the curtain.www.cnn.com
Do the dogs only chew the covid shoes? or just the noncovid shoes?
Lou
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Lou
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I don't think that is true. I think both of those are under 40%. Probably not worth quibing about.
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peacefulveglady
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Brian W
Conscientious Christian
peacefulveglady
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It's still out there. My oldest daughter gave a ride to a friend yesterday, whose elderly parents (87 yrs old) both have it. The mom was hospitalized for two days but is home now. Both are on the mend. My daughter was a little annoyed because when the friend got in my daughter's car she was visibly sick with chills and cold symptoms but said she had tested negative. My daughter felt like the friend should have given her a heads up that she wasn't feeling well before making plans to go out.
Anyway, the friend tested positive later that day and now my daughter has cold or possibly allergy symptoms. We're hoping for the best and rooting for allergies. Daughter didn't hang out with the friend when they got to the destination just to play it safe. But did have to drive friend home afterward.
Anyway, the friend tested positive later that day and now my daughter has cold or possibly allergy symptoms. We're hoping for the best and rooting for allergies. Daughter didn't hang out with the friend when they got to the destination just to play it safe. But did have to drive friend home afterward.
Lou
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Yeah. One of my sister's friends came down with it. She is pretty careful and doesn't know anyone with it - so how she got it remains a mystery.
My iPhone just told me last that they don't do the close contact notifications anymore, too.
I think the vocabulary word is Endemic. as opposed to Epidemic.
I'm trying to come up with a good SAT test question.
So far all I got is Endemic is to Epidemic as......
Damn, that's annoying.
I also know some people who meet friends and go to the swimming hall when they are sick. Some don't even test if they have Covid or not. I don't really get it. But it doesn't make a difference if I say something to that, because they never listen at all.
And like, it could be asymptomatic as well, so... Idk.
But still, it would be common courtesy to not go around knowingly infecting everyone else.
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