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Nick

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Does anyone know somebody who’s actually been fined in the last 2 days for not wearing a mask?

No I haven't even got one yet, keep forgetting. Went in a shop yesterday and nobody had one on. Staff or customers.

Can't really see it being policed.
 

Nick

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I like the sound of this. Let’s hope it’s reflected as more data comes through...


Imagine a booster for every different version of COVID.


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baldy

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Does anyone know somebody who’s actually been fined in the last 2 days for not wearing a mask?

Why even bring the masks ruling back again over a variant that’s ‘affected’ literally a few people & these same people are just isolating at home like they would for a normal cold? They’ve not been hospitalised & nobody literally around the world has died from it
Absolute ridiculousness
 

PVA

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Why even bring the masks ruling back again over a variant that’s ‘affected’ literally a few people & these same people are just isolating at home like they would for a normal cold? They’ve not been hospitalised & nobody literally around the world has died from it
Absolute ridiculousness

Because they aren't worried about what has happened so far, they're worried about what could happen.
 

clint van damme

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Heard a report on long covid in children on the news today. 69k affected and16k being suffering for over a year. Some pretty horrendous symptoms in the worse cases. Very sobering.
 

chiefdave

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Why even bring the masks ruling back again over a variant that’s ‘affected’ literally a few people & these same people are just isolating at home like they would for a normal cold? They’ve not been hospitalised & nobody literally around the world has died from it
Absolute ridiculousness
Because its easier to act now while the experts are still gathering and analysing data that to just ignore it and hope for the best and find in two or three weeks time we're back to square one.

There's obviously something in the currently available data that's concerning experts as the response to this variant in countries around the world is very different to what we've seen when other variants have emerged.
 
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Because its easier to act now while the experts are still gathering and analysing data that to just ignore it and hope for the best and find in two or three weeks time we're back to square one.

There's obviously something in the currently available data that's concerning experts as the response to this variant in countries around the world is very different to what we've seen when other variants have emerged.
Government advice has been to wear masks in crowded indoor spaces anyway, so nothing much should change really... anyway.
 

AOM

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Why even bring the masks ruling back again over a variant that’s ‘affected’ literally a few people & these same people are just isolating at home like they would for a normal cold? They’ve not been hospitalised & nobody literally around the world has died from it
Absolute ridiculousness

To keep it that way
 

skybluetony176

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Heard a report on long covid in children on the news today. 69k affected and16k being suffering for over a year. Some pretty horrendous symptoms in the worse cases. Very sobering.
Was talking to someone earlier in the week who’s involved in the treatment of long Covid and he said 12 months ago it was pretty much all older people, the effectiveness of the vaccine means it’s now pretty much younger people including children.

Mentioned it before on here that I have a mate who’s fit and healthy 26 year old son is fucked from it. Was lucky not to die, has lost an estimated 50% of his lung capacity, diagnosed as unlikely to ever get it fully back, a common cold could be enough to kill him as things stand, is likely to have respiratory problems for the remainder of his life etc etc. Long Covid treatments are helping and he is seeing signs of recovery but ultimately he’s going to need a lung transplant at some point.
 

fernandopartridge

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Was talking to someone earlier in the week who’s involved in the treatment of long Covid and he said 12 months ago it was pretty much all older people, the effectiveness of the vaccine means it’s now pretty much younger people including children.

Mentioned it before on here that I have a mate who’s fit and healthy 26 year old son is fucked from it. Was lucky not to die, has lost an estimated 50% of his lung capacity, diagnosed as unlikely to ever get it fully back, a common cold could be enough to kill him as things stand, is likely to have respiratory problems for the remainder of his life etc etc. Long Covid treatments are helping and he is seeing signs of recovery but ultimately he’s going to need a lung transplant at some point.
Presume the 26 year old was in ICU?
 

Nick

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Yes all the public genomic bodies are there as shills for big pharma

Yes because nobody is making money out of it all...

Naive to think nobody makes money from that when every MPs mate started a PPE company.

Thats not me saying it is all a hoax.
 
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Evo1883

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Just seen something on sky news saying its milder than delta .. Good news right ? Isn't that just following the path as it should then with mutations ?
 

fernandopartridge

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Yeah. 3 days in from first symptoms and a positive test started coughing up blood, rushed straight in and was on ICU within hours of arriving.

I am not sure what he's got really is long covid more just the after effects of a very serious lung damage. That said, it's still important as people think "not dying" is the only outcome whereas what this lad is going through is life-changing.

When my sister was ill the consultant had suggested she'd have a very difficult life if she'd survived due to the damage caused to her lungs.
 

skybluetony176

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I am not sure what he's got really is long covid more just the after effects of a very serious lung damage. That said, it's still important as people think "not dying" is the only outcome whereas what this lad is going through is life-changing.

When my sister was ill the consultant had suggested she'd have a very difficult life if she'd survived due to the damage caused to her lungs.
Yeah you’re probably right. The issue is scaring on his lung tissue caused by infection. So although a long term issue caused by Covid isn’t exactly long Covid per se.

Going back to the guy I was talking to who’s involved in the treatment of long Covid I was telling him about a friend of the wives who did get long Covid. 6 months down the road and she was just starting to feel normal again and got a cold. She thought she had Covid again she was so ill but LFT’s and a PCR test all negative. He was telling me that this is quite a common story with people who have long Covid.
 

clint van damme

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Vast majority don't seem to have any symptoms.

Heard an interview with the Scottish chief medical officer. He said the measures should only be in place until they have enough data (which they currently dont) to accurately assess the new variant and he seemed fairly hopeful everything would be fine.

Hae did say that making desicions based off sample data that was too small was asking for trouble so hopefully it's just a case of data gathering and then getting back to normal.
 

shmmeee

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