Yes sadly most will be too frail for the treatment techniques used in ICU.
This will be an issue with the icu capacity problem, this probably won’t go down until vaccinations have moved down into the lower age group.
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This will be an issue with the icu capacity problem, this probably won’t go down until vaccinations have moved down into the lower age group.
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Why thank you. Its total unnecessary nonsense contrary to all government advice. Stay in and don't go out clapping and playing musical instruments and banging pots and pans then all stand around chattingWell put.
My stepmother had antibodies 3 months ago.Yes , nobody can give a definative answer on immunity , just most or maybe or could do and the like
She’s now ill having caught it off my dad for a 2nd time.
She’s been in bed this week with it.
Unless there’s a problem with the antibody test (there isn’t) or the Covid test itself (possible but unlikely), then you can definitely get it again and be ill with it.
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Ex Wife and kids mum has taken a turn for the worst after 9/10 days of it .
Sorry to hear this mate, praying she makes a recovery.Ex Wife and kids mum has taken a turn for the worst after 9/10 days of it .
Has she had 2 positive Covid tests??My stepmother had antibodies 3 months ago.
She’s now ill having caught it off my dad for a 2nd time.
She’s been in bed this week with it.
Unless there’s a problem with the antibody test (there isn’t) or the Covid test itself (possible but unlikely), then you can definitely get it again and be ill with it.
No, 1 antibody test 3 months ago that said she had them and 1 positive Covid test today.Has she had 2 positive Covid tests??
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My niece, who is a GP, reckoned the antibody tests were only 60-70% accurate and that was a few months back so possibly your stepmother had a false positive?No, 1 antibody test 3 months ago that said she had them and 1 positive Covid test today.
Oh right. Thanks for clarifying. Still scary though, hope she is feeling better very soon.No, 1 antibody test 3 months ago that said she had them and 1 positive Covid test today.
I reckon the tests are too mate.My niece, who is a GP, reckoned the antibody tests were only 60-70% accurate and that was a few months back so possibly your stepmother had a false positive?
My Mrs and mother in law got positive tests and I got negative.
There’s no way I didn’t have it and my Mrs did.
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