COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[kaz7]

Because Vitamin D is good for the living of cells in the alveoli where the fight with COVID-19 takes place.

I’ll be getting my deck chair out and sitting by my back door tomorrow.

People can sit in their gardens, get a cushion and sit on their doorstep if they don’t have a garden, go for a jog or walk... just make sure to socially distance at all times.

Yeah i know that,sensible people will continue to be sensible but i fear another rush to beauty spots ir the beach on mass

 

[Ardwick Green Blue]

Hong Kong flu killed 1million. It had a low mortality rate but was highly contagious.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp....g-flu-struck-without-warning-50-years-ago-and

Very similar to Covid-19 then. This is highly contagious but the death rate is very low as clearly there are up to 1000 unreported cases for every reported case.

The thing then was there wasn't a lockdown. You got it and survived or not.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Yep The Lynch Mob is alive and well

Absolute vermin mate

 

[Deleted member 77198]

Yeah i know that,sensible people will continue to be sensible but i fear another rush to beauty spots ir the beach on mass

That is the worry, lots of idiots will go out and about for hours on end and run the risk of not socially distancing.

 

[SWP's back]

That's not true either though is it? I know people who have recovered but went through an agonising, hellish couple of weeks in bed and were never tested. Just because they survived it doesn't mean their symptoms weren't severe.

It you don’t need hospitalisation, you’re classed as having ‘mild’ symptoms.

There was a thread from a covid survivor posted last week which went into great detail about it was the worst illness he’s ever had but was officially classed as ‘mild’ as he didn’t require hospitalisation.

 

[AlgarveBlu]

Vitamin D is good for the lining of cells in the alveoli where the fight with COVID-19 takes place.

I’ll be getting my deck chair out and sitting by my back door tomorrow.

People can sit in their gardens, get a cushion and sit on their doorstep if they don’t have a garden, go for a jog or walk... just make sure to socially distance at all times. And stay within the confines of their homes when not out exercising or shopping for essentials.

Sunscreen factor 50 and long sleeves or the other fucker will get you and always make sure you stand at least 2 meters away from the surface of the sun.

 

[Fred_Quimby]

Our daughter works at a local farm shop that incorporates a butchers and a cafe. The cafe closed as requested but the manager of the shop offered to keep some of the waiting staff on in the shop/butchers helping out. All but one turned him down and went for the 80%. After a few days these staff started to say, on a chat line they had set up, that they were all bored. The manager asked if they could come in and do odd jobs to help keep the place running (the butchery is only open for phone/online orders and boxes are brought out at a set time to your car) they all said they would only come in if they got overtime and it was cash in hand. The manager is very disappointed as he, and the few staff remaining, are working very hard to keep the business afloat. If it were me in charge I would be looking for new staff when I reopened fully.

 

[kippax4ever]

Vitamin D is good for the lining of cells in the alveoli where the fight with COVID-19 takes place.

I’ll be getting my deck chair out and sitting by my back door tomorrow.

People can sit in their gardens, get a cushion and sit on their doorstep if they don’t have a garden, go for a jog or walk... just make sure to socially distance at all times. And stay within the confines of their homes when not out exercising or shopping for essentials.

Vitamin D is good for the lining of cells
You no,vitamin D will be sold out now just like the bogrolls panic buyers

 

[kippax4ever]

Our daughter works at a local farm shop that incorporates a butchers and a cafe. The cafe closed as requested but the manager of the shop offered to keep some of the waiting staff on in the shop/butchers helping out. All but one turned him down and went for the 80%. After a few days these staff started to say, on a chat line they had set up, that they were all bored. The manager asked if they could come in and do odd jobs to help keep the place running (the butchery is only open for phone/online orders and boxes are brought out at a set time to your car) they all said they would only come in if they got overtime and it was cash in hand. The manager is very disappointed as he, and the few staff remaining, are working very hard to keep the business afloat. If it were me in charge I would be looking for new staff when I reopened fully.

Unbelievable Jeff

 

[Ardwick Green Blue]

It you don’t need hospitalisation, you’re classed as ha hang ‘mild’ symptoms.

There was a thread from a covid survivor posted last week which went into great detail about it was the worst illness he’s ever had but was officially classed as ‘mild’ as he didn’t require hospitalisation.

Both bouts of flu I had when I was in my teens (see my earlier post) were terrible but I wasn't hospitalised either time. I was in bed for over two weeks, shaking uncontrollably, crawling to the toilet and at times hallucinating. It makes me laugh when people with a bit of a cold say they have the flu..