Coronavirus (2022) thread

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Anyone else struggle with concentration after having it? I'm constantly losing my chain of thought, not remembering things, not finishing jobs then starting another one. I've been like this since I had it 2 months ago. I'm physically fine but feel like my brains gone to mush. I probably have the mental capacity, especially when tired of Maguire.
 
The above are the only meaningful figures worth watching nowadays.

So unless told not to do I will post them every Thursday until this wave is cleary over or this thread disappears again.

But whilst it is here it is worth a weekly one off status report on where we are heading. To give context to your thoughts,
At least the rise in hospital numbers got me a bed in a Bupa care home, might as well look on the bright side :-)
 
Anyone else struggle with concentration after having it? I'm constantly losing my chain of thought, not remembering things, not finishing jobs then starting another one. I've been like this since I had it 2 months ago. I'm physically fine but feel like my brains gone to mush. I probably have the mental capacity, especially when tired of Maguire.

Yep :(

A few months of it now. I do bookkeeping and accounts and it's been a real struggle at times. I think it's getting a bit better now.
 
Just back off a cruise and two of our party came back then tested positive for Covid.. the first with symptoms while we were away coughed all over us for the last three days of the trip and now, 7 days after we left them we’re still clear so either the vaccine works or we got lucky
 
Even so, what's the reinfection rate for the various variants?

A play date will be expected of me within a week of being better, and i know that family mix with everyone, and it has always worried me so i'd never been yet lo and behold i test positive within 7 days of the first time i'd been at theirs!

I'm on day 9 of positive tests now, i've past the shivers and fever, but my throats still a cheese grater and i can#t stop coughing (and that taste of sick in my mouth..)

Same as me. My throats ok, it’s more just a head cold now and getting tired very very quickly.
 
Anyone else struggle with concentration after having it? I'm constantly losing my chain of thought, not remembering things, not finishing jobs then starting another one. I've been like this since I had it 2 months ago. I'm physically fine but feel like my brains gone to mush. I probably have the mental capacity, especially when tired of Maguire.
Yep, me too.
Had it a week and today was really the first day I finished something Instarted!
 
Just back off a cruise and two of our party came back then tested positive for Covid.. the first with symptoms while we were away coughed all over us for the last three days of the trip and now, 7 days after we left them we’re still clear so either the vaccine works or we got lucky
The vaccine doesn’t stop you getting it.
Especially with the current variants doing the rounds.
 
Feeling much better today compared to yesterday, seems as though I'm getting off lightly (although I'm not counting chickens as of yet)
 
Can update Scotland and Wales now over the past week too:-

Well 3 - 10 October the latest data from hospital here

Scotland patients over the week were:-

768 - 794 - 827 - 831 - 848 - 839 - 861 - 869

Ventilated here:- 9 - 8 - 9 - 9 - 8 - 8 - 7 - 4


And Wales patients over the week:

535 - 565 - 578 - 592 - 609 - 621 - 661 - 647


Ventilated here:-

8 - 9 - 9 - 8 - 8 - 10 - 8 - 7


The pattern is similar to England with flattening off and recent hints of a fall.

That is definitely all the numbers until next Thursday



In the UK 12,124 patients with Covid and just 232 of them on ventilators.

Under 2% - much less as a percebtage than before the vaccines

This time last year there were half as many patients in hospital with Covid but three times as many as now of that lower number were on ventilators
 
Had a stonking headache since Sunday, that only solpadine will shift and even then for 3 hours max, along with sore throat, watery eyes, slight cough and runny nose.

Tested and not covid surprisingly, so still not had it to my knowledge. Tis the season for many a virus though, at least if it sees me off I won't have to worry about the energy bill.

In other news my employer has not officially cancelled the annual flu vouchers in a cost cutting exercise, but is severely dragging their heels to ensure that we won't get them this side of Christmas in the hope we'll get fed up and book the jab ourselves independently, or make use of flexible working to log on from home whilst ill.
 
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Don't know whether it is psychological or not but had my fourth jab a week last Monday but felt tired and bit rough from Tuesday onward, started with a bit of a sore throat on Sunday then felt like I was starting with a cold over the next couple of days. Have tested every other day just in case but all were negative. Felt back to normal yesterday and today.
This jab was Moderna, so have had all three types now, each time I have felt off to varying degrees. Wife has had all four jabs with no side effects at all.
 
Had a stonking headache since Sunday, that only solpadine will shift and even then for 3 hours max, along with sore throat, watery eyes, slight cough and runny nose.

Tested and not covid surprisingly, so still not had it to my knowledge. Tis the season for many a virus though, at least if it sees me off I won't have to worry about the energy bill.

In other news my employer has not officially cancelled the annual flu vouchers in a cost cutting exercise, but is severely dragging their heels to ensure that we won't get them this side of Christmas in the hope we'll get fed up and book the jab ourselves independently, or make use of flexible working to log on from home whilst ill.
Wife just had it, tested positive for over a week. I had exactly the same in terms of the symptoms etc though never tested positive. The experts opinion is that if a bodies immune system can get to work soon enough and suppress the viral load, a lateral flow test will show as negative - I tried two different types of test over the course of the the week along side the missus tests, hers going positive in a matter of seconds, mine staying negative.
 
Wife just had it, tested positive for over a week. I had exactly the same in terms of the symptoms etc though never tested positive. The experts opinion is that if a bodies immune system can get to work soon enough and suppress the viral load, a lateral flow test will show as negative - I tried two different types of test over the course of the the week along side the missus tests, hers going positive in a matter of seconds, mine staying negative.
Cheers, that's interesting to hear.
 
COVID-19 infections in the UK have soared by almost a third in just a week, according to the latest official estimates.

Data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows that in the week ending 3 October the number of people testing positive for coronavirus stood at 1.7 million.

This is up 31% from 1.3 million in the previous week - the biggest hike since June.
 
Avoided it for the best part of 2 years ,always tested negative when i have needed to check . woke up in the middle of the night with a really heavy headache, tested this morning and the red lines were nearly neon !!! chest is now tight and heavy and rasping cough yep got it and got it heavy as well bugger !!!
 

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