Coronavirus (2022) thread

[blueparrot]

I was responding to the hammer post about cases only

Imo only hosp admissions and ventilating and deaths is the only numbers needed now

Yes they are the only important figures but one will follow the other, so falling cases will lead to falling hospital cases.

 

[BlueHammer85]

I was responding to the hammer post about cases only

Imo only hosp admissions and ventilating and deaths is the only numbers needed now, the testing is no where near accurate enough and the gov are letting it rip anyway

All our fault for seeing our family’s at Xmas right ?

 

[kaz7]

All our fault for seeing our family’s at Xmas right ?

What is it you say ? Be kind ....

 

[kaz7]

Yes they are the only important figures but one will follow the other, so falling cases will lead to falling hospital cases.

Omicron is mild so maybe not , it is obvious the testing has stopped being accurate was my only point

See this thread is still hostile to anyone practical, this is not for me

 

[He’stheleftbackremember]

Tested positive this afternoon :(
Throat is killing me and it feels like someone is kneeling on my chest.

I was like that yesterday and was a bit worried if it was going to get worse, but it’s eased off this evening

 

[Cheesy]

Incorrect, I never clapped once.

As someone else has already said, how can you work in medicine yet be anti-vax?
Makes absolutely zero sense or logic.

They are likely few and far between, but just because someone is a doctor doesn't mean they also can't be a fucking nutjob. It's a shame its taken a pandemic to weed a few of them out.

Looks like the ant-vax goons have a new poster boy though.

How true that is.

Andrew Wakefield - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[True_Blue69]

I was responding to the hammer post about cases only

Imo only hosp admissions and ventilating and deaths is the only numbers needed now, the testing is no where near accurate enough and the gov are letting it rip anyway

Don’t agree with much of what you say, but think you’re spot on here.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

Looks like they’re binning the mandatory vaccines for NHS and care home staff, which is a great result.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politic...e-health-staff-no-longer-need-covid-vaccines/

 

[BlueAnorak]

I'd look away from the Government website tomorrow when the numbers are posted as they're adding reinfections to the case numbers.
Not bad news as it will lower the death rate from Covid rather dramatically.

 

[Toney’s bookie]

I read an article recently making the point that we need to start thinking of it as ‘immune’ vs ‘not-immune’ as opposed to ‘jabbed’ vs ‘not-jabbed’. Without going down that rabbit hole I think that’s probably why the mandatory vax for healthcare workers won’t stand the test of time once the emergency phase is over.

Covid: Government may U-turn on compulsory NHS staff jabs

Ministers will meet later to decide whether to keep the policy for England, as a vaccine deadline looms.

www.bbc.co.uk

Well that happened even quicker than I expected