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Lightning McQueen wrote:That's how friggen useless I am, I couldn't even catch it.

It's because you're vaxed

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:That's how friggen useless I am, I couldn't even catch it.

It's because you're vaxed

Na, I naired but thanks for noticing

Lightning McQueen wrote:That's how friggen useless I am, I couldn't even catch it.

Testify!

I'm so unpopular not even COVID likes me

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:That's how friggen useless I am, I couldn't even catch it.

It's because you're vaxed

i didnt get it until i was vaxed

An interesting comment on vaccine reactions from genetic studies by 23andme.com

"Genetic Associations
We found a strong association between variations in the HLA genes — the human leukocyte antigen complex which is involved in regulating immune response. These genes encode for a number of proteins that make up the major-histocompatibility complex, which is on the front line of your immune system’s infection recognition system. These results show that variations in the HLA complex are related to the degree to which one feels ill after vaccination. 

First, it’s helpful to understand a bit about how vaccines work. These vaccines teach your immune system to recognize and respond to the virus that causes COVID-19. The mRNA vaccines (e.g. Pfizer/BioNTech & Moderna) introduce genetic instructions to make a harmless protein that is unique to the virus. The other most common vaccine in circulation is the Johnson & Johnson/Jansen vaccine, which uses a viral vector encoding the spike protein. In all three of these vaccines, your immune system develops a response to the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2, so your immune system can recognize the virus faster if you become exposed and eliminate it before you become severely ill.
Immune Response

Given how the vaccines work, why would we expect the HLA to be involved? The primary function of HLA molecules is to present foreign antigens on the cell surface in order to elicit an immune response. As such, the HLA plays a key role in presenting the proteins derived from the vaccine to the immune system.

But why do some people feel very sick from their COVID-19 vaccine, and others don’t feel sick at all?
Our findings suggest that prior history of COVID-19, younger age, female sex, and the type of HLA alleles you carry are strong predictors."

National Cabinet has agreed to scrap isolation rules. Mandate will remain for aged care and hospital workers, but other than that- for all intents and purposes- the pandemic is over. No more stay at home orders for people with Covid.

Booney wrote:National Cabinet has agreed to scrap isolation rules. Mandate will remain for aged care and hospital workers, but other than that- for all intents and purposes- the pandemic is over. No more stay at home orders for people with Covid.

(as of the 14th October)

Only one more jab til Christmas

https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/coronavi ... 7b41ff1158

I came across this interesting graph recently.

Psyber wrote:I came across this interesting graph recently.

CV deaths Vax vs unvax.jpg

Statistics.............

I dont believe any of the "interpretations" any more

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Psyber wrote:I came across this interesting graph recently.

CV deaths Vax vs unvax.jpg

Statistics.............

I dont believe any of the "interpretations" any more

I believe in 23% of them, but only 31% of the time.

82% of all statistics are made up.

Safe and effective



That's $thousands BTW

Now, considering you cant get compensation unless you are hospitalised, that's only the real bad ones
They do not admit people with pericarditis and myocarditis so the compensation scheme is not available to them

https://www.health.gov.au/sites/default ... policy.pdf

Finally succumbed, went to a wedding Saturday, obviously a spreader. Mother has it, brother has it, wife has it & I’ve woken up this morning testing positive with razor blades in my throat, a cough that makes it hard to breath & the shakes.

Spargo wrote:Finally succumbed, went to a wedding Saturday, obviously a spreader. Mother has it, brother has it, wife has it & I’ve woken up this morning testing positive with razor blades in my throat, a cough that makes it hard to breath & the shakes.

That’s one good hangover you’ve got!

Spargo wrote:Finally succumbed, went to a wedding Saturday, obviously a spreader. Mother has it, brother has it, wife has it & I’ve woken up this morning testing positive with razor blades in my throat, a cough that makes it hard to breath & the shakes.

Hope you haven't infected* Anne.

Spargo wrote:Finally succumbed, went to a wedding Saturday, obviously a spreader. Mother has it, brother has it, wife has it & I’ve woken up this morning testing positive with razor blades in my throat, a cough that makes it hard to breath & the shakes.

Take care mate. Lots of fluids, Nurofen, take it easy.

https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/victoria/new-covid-wave-well-established-mutant-vaccine-resistant-strains-sweep-victoria/news-story/641f769048b5136ed413beb8f1cba584

Connect these two statements:

Covid cases are soaring in Victoria, with new mutant, vaccine resistant strains taking hold across the state.

The Department of Health said Victorians could help protect themselves against the new Covid wave sweeping the state by ...
Getting a vaccine booster

Makes sense..........

Well that took its time ... I've finally returned a positive RAT.

Symptoms moderate. Sore throat, some muscular aches. Nose was full of gunk when I woke but has since cleared. Mentally I feel fine. Feels like a standard 24 hour bug.

Ditto, tested positive for first time on Tuesday.

Throat feels like it has razor blades in it, a bit of the sniffles and an occasional fever that neurofen seems to control satisfactorily.

Unpleasant but manageable