clint van damme
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always wondered this about a hangover, are you better to get them or not?
Is not getting one a sign of your body not even bothering to right itself?
I felt fine after both Pfizer jabs. Just a bit of a dead arm.
I’m not sure that’s a good thing though as my body just accepted it in.
I felt a little bit odd after my second but nothing major at allI felt fine after both Pfizer jabs. Just a bit of a dead arm.
I’m not sure that’s a good thing though as my body just accepted it in.
I know when I was younger I could shrug them off. Now my entire weekend plus is gone!always wondered this about a hangover, are you better to get them or not?
Is not getting one a sign of your body not even bothering to right itself?
Who did?
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It’s almost like the crank who told us only 1% of the population are at risk doesn’t know what he’s talking about.The fit and healthy guy in the guardian article.
Which makes it even more ridiculous he refused a vaccine
I saw the tweet from his twin sister about it the other day.
I saw this tweet from another person, a vaccine sceptic who had been hospitalised and was deteriorating. I keep looking in and there has been no update which doesn't bode well:
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My Missus contracted it from going out for the Euro finals, developed symptoms on the Tuesday and after two negative lateral flow tests one of her mates tested positive so went for a PCR on the Thursday and tested positive (I tested negative).
She is 41 and double jabbed with AZ but three weeks later is still off work and although not in any danger of going into hospital is really struggling. Looks like she has long COVID and just has absolutely no energy.
She is getting migraines, vision blurring etc. which she has never had before and basically just goes through waves of beginning to feel a little better and then just feeling rotten again. Lost her taste and sense of smell and again that comes back a little and then goes again.
Mentally destroying her as well as she can’t see how she ever gets over it.
Honestly, it’s shit and people need to realise that dying isn’t the only thing you need to worry about with this virus.
Indeed. Probably easier for me to say than her to hear just atm @LastGarrison but thank God she had the vaccine, to take off some of the harshness of it. Guess that stopped you catching it too.Fingers crossed she sees a lasting recovery soon.
Have been thinking about this and my initial reaction was the same as yours but actually it could just be that obviously the vaccine doesn’t work for her? Which I suppose is even scarier.Indeed. Probably easier for me to say than her to hear just atm @LastGarrison but thank God she had the vaccine, to take off some of the harshness of it. Guess that stopped you catching it too.
It had better be unrelatedProbably completely unrelated but she did feel like shit for a couple of days after her first jab whereas I was completely fine.
The fit and healthy guy in the guardian article.
Which makes it even more ridiculous he refused a vaccine
I have a friend in their 30s who went through this early in jn the pandemic. It did get better but took about 6 months.My Missus contracted it from going out for the Euro finals, developed symptoms on the Tuesday and after two negative lateral flow tests one of her mates tested positive so went for a PCR on the Thursday and tested positive (I tested negative).
She is 41 and double jabbed with AZ but three weeks later is still off work and although not in any danger of going into hospital is really struggling. Looks like she has long COVID and just has absolutely no energy.
She is getting migraines, vision blurring etc. which she has never had before and basically just goes through waves of beginning to feel a little better and then just feeling rotten again. Lost her taste and sense of smell and again that comes back a little and then goes again.
Mentally destroying her as well as she can’t see how she ever gets over it.
Honestly, it’s shit and people need to realise that dying isn’t the only thing you need to worry about with this virus.
That he died after refusing a vaccine that most likely would have saved his life?Don't let the truth get in the way of a good story.
That he died after refusing a vaccine that most likely would have saved his life?
Have been thinking about this and my initial reaction was the same as yours but actually it could just be that obviously the vaccine doesn’t work for her? Which I suppose is even scarier.
Probably completely unrelated but she did feel like shit for a couple of days after her first jab whereas I was completely fine.
Have to say the jab definitely worked for me as I was with not just my Missus but one of the other girls who also tested positive on the Monday and I didn’t get.
Just shows how fucked up this thing is!!
Don't let the truth get in the way of a good story.
12% of the U.K. population has asthma including some famously unfit people like marathon record holder Paula Radcliffe, David Beckham, distance runner Steve Ovett just of the top of my head. It’s idiotic to suggest people aren’t fit and healthy because they have asthma.That he was fit and healthy, he wasn't, if anyone should be having the vaccine, it's people like him.
Like that 34 year old coach who died last week, he was obese, a major risk factor for covid.
If you don't want the vaccine then that's fine, no issues with that, it's your choice, but the way the media reporting all these 'fit and healthy' dieing, they're not healthy people, piss poor reporting from the media.
12% of the U.K. population has asthma including some famously unfit people like marathon record holder Paula Radcliffe, David Beckham, distance runner Steve Ovett just of the top of my head. It’s idiotic to suggest people aren’t fit and healthy because they have asthma.
That he was fit and healthy, he wasn't, if anyone should be having the vaccine, it's people like him.
Like that 34 year old coach who died last week, he was obese, a major risk factor for covid.
If you don't want the vaccine then that's fine, no issues with that, it's your choice, but the way the media reporting all these 'fit and healthy' dieing, they're not healthy people,
Not as much as catching Covid in the first place. It certainly doesn’t have to be either. There also numerous more conditions that are a bigger factor. Many of which you can have and still be fit and healthy with.So it's not a risk factor for covid then?
The pandemic is probably the biggest, most expensive crises the world has ever faced. Every angle is being researched. Believe it or not science doesn’t tend to overlook things posters on football forums think of.When this all kicked off (at the time I was working in a hospital and was ward based) there was a lot of talk about there being some kind of genetic link, in as much as how some people got it and some didn't. This seem's to be the case with regard to catching it after being double jabbed, some people get symptom's and some don't.
Am surprised that this has not been researched in more depth.
Well that's really good to hear, not heard too much about it in the media, unlike just about every other aspect of COVID.The pandemic is probably the biggest, most expensive crises the world has ever faced. Every angle is being researched. Believe it or not science doesn’t tend to overlook things posters on football forums think of.
Here’s an evidence review of genetic links to COVID, not smart enough to know what it means mind: Genetic susceptibility of COVID-19: a systematic review of current evidence - PubMed
Asthma is a very common condition and people with it don't consider themselves not fit and healthy
Although there’s been a huge amount of information in the media re covid it probably just a summary of the tip of the iceberg.Well that's really good to hear, not heard too much about it in the media, unlike just about every other aspect of COVID.
The way I look at it is, there was a relatively high %age of hospitalisations with over 40s anyway, and increased with the delta variant. If, whenever the virus gets past the vaccine, it turns the hospitalisations into feeling rough as fuck and awful for a while, the ones who would have been bad into moderate, and the ones who would have been moderate into asymptomatic... then it's doing its job.Have been thinking about this and my initial reaction was the same as yours but actually it could just be that obviously the vaccine doesn’t work for her? Which I suppose is even scarier.
Probably completely unrelated but she did feel like shit for a couple of days after her first jab whereas I was completely fine.
Have to say the jab definitely worked for me as I was with not just my Missus but one of the other girls who also tested positive on the Monday and I didn’t get.
Just shows how fucked up this thing is!!
The pandemic is probably the biggest, most expensive crises the world has ever faced.
The givernment also reclassified certain asthmatics, so they no longer had priority for the vaccine. It appears the government considers certain athsmatics to be fit and healthy.Asthma is a very common condition and people with it don't consider themselves not fit and healthy
So far.Climate change says hello.
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