Something like that would surely make sense. It also has the potential to keep people without it away from those hot spotsWould it be logical to allow them to work in the 'hot' area of the hospital where people have already got COVID anyway? Not sure whether that would have an adverse impact on the already infected?
This isn't advocacy but is an interesting point and does expose the tendency to ride through things that ultimately impact someone else somewhere along with the converse perspective.Isolation isn’t seemingly stopping the spread so yes it has to come at some point if you are well enough go to work
Because you're a weirdo with a history of making up bullshit and posting it in this thread.
Doing a "baldy" is slang now for making up unbelievable shit and thinking people don't laugh at you for it you racist fuck.
Can't see that happening.This isn't advocacy but is an interesting point and does expose the tendency to ride through things that ultimately impact someone else somewhere along with the converse perspective.
Wales' top doctor warns of need to self-isolate even after pandemic
Sir Frank Atherton, the chief medical officer, said it will be preferable for people to say home and get better when they have a cold in futurewww.walesonline.co.uk
Have you got proof that I’ve bullshitted? And I’m apparently racist too? You really are vermin - horrible horrible little man
You don’t even know me…what a vile individual
4xSame for mine in local hospital but the ICU is getting increasingly overwhelmed with very ill non-vaccinated people. This then has a knock-on effect for treating others.
4x, it seems more adicted to me than anything else, tbf i was oo first two times apart from losing my taste and smell 3rd time fuxked me and this time i feel fine, i just tested after my misses came back +.
I'm sure you only had it about a week ago? Are you sure you aren't just testing positive from a trace?4x, it seems more adicted to me than anything else, tbf i was oo first two times apart from losing my taste and smell 3rd time fuxked me and this time i feel fine, i just tested after my misses came back +.
Hope you feel better soon mateWell I've got to be honest I felt normal new years eve , didn't go out .. woke up about 4 in the morning yesterday with shivers .. went back to sleep .. woke up at 8 am and felt like I'd been hit by a bus .. the headache is off the charts tbh and it's ontop of my head ..
Today I feel a bit better than yesterday , still got a headache just pouring with sweat View attachment 23400
I saw you spouting vile shit like "kung flu" and that was enough.
You're one of the biggest snowflakes on the whole forum.So you got upset over some wording? What a cretinous wimp
You're one of the biggest snowflakes on the whole forum.
2 weeks + but i have been negative for like 6 days, i had two negative lft and then had a positive this morning, so we went for a ocr today should hear back tommorow.I'm sure you only had it about a week ago? Are you sure you aren't just testing positive from a trace?
Telling meThey need to get you into the lab!
4x, it seems more adicted to me than anything else, tbf i was oo first two times apart from losing my taste and smell 3rd time fuxked me and this time i feel fine, i just tested after my misses came back +.
If you’re not planning on crashing your car don’t wear a seatbelt.If you feel fine,don’t test…simple as that
TitIf you feel fine,don’t test…simple as that
Coronavirus pandemic: Antarctic outpost hit by Covid-19 outbreak
Eleven staff members at the station were infected but officials say the situation is not serious.www.bbc.com
Just where you thought you would probably be safe!
Worth noting that there is a 100% vaccination rate there as it is a requirement for all staff, and the outbreak has still happened.
I had night sweats #1 symptom of omicron, also misses tested +, but it dont affect me anyway, just means ordering food for the next few days rather than going out as i work from home.If you feel fine,don’t test…simple as that
Worth noting that the 100% vaccination rate has meant all the cases are mild and the facility has been able to continue work as normal.
Be good if we can get on with our business as usual though whilst living with it like they are because of the vaccine.The main point is that even with 100% vaxx rate, this does not end, as we can see here.
I think it’s comingBe good if we can get on with our business as usual though whilst living with it like they are because of the vaccine.
Agree, it'll just be like flu. Hopefully.There's never going to be a 100% vaccination rate.
There's never going to be a 0 death or case rate.
The main point is that even with 100% vaxx rate, this does not end, as we can see here.
Coronavirus pandemic: Antarctic outpost hit by Covid-19 outbreak
Eleven staff members at the station were infected but officials say the situation is not serious.www.bbc.com
Just where you thought you would probably be safe!
Worth noting that there is a 100% vaccination rate there as it is a requirement for all staff, and the outbreak has still happened.
Officials say cases remain mild so far.
There's never going to be a 100% vaccination rate.
There's never going to be a 0 death or case rate.
The point of vaccines wasn't to end COVID just limit the impact of it.The main point is that even with 100% vaxx rate, this does not end, as we can see here.
Yeah but what will the threshold for that be while people are having to test so much?The end goal is surely rather than eradicate it, weaken it to the point that it doesn't warrant press conferences and daily rates and just becomes something that makes you feel a bit shit in the winter
The main point is that even with 100% vaxx rate, this does not end, as we can see here.
Not a clue what would actually be required to downgrade it, but if positive cases aren't correlating directly with hospital admissions and deaths as appears to be the case with omicron (touch wood) we've got to be well on the wayYeah but what will the threshold for that be while people are having to test so much?
They are correlating but not to the same extent. I do feel like that this is the point where everybody be will have gained some immunity from infection and / or vaccine which means it'll be the last wave that has any major impact (hopefully).Not a clue what would actually be required to downgrade it, but if positive cases aren't correlating directly with hospital admissions and deaths as appears to be the case with omicron (touch wood) we've got to be well on the way
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