kenny g
Sheeple Awake!
After a week you are likely to start to get better soon in any case.Does it mean you’re going to be better soon if you get a faint line after a week of strong ones or is that just myth?
After a week you are likely to start to get better soon in any case.Does it mean you’re going to be better soon if you get a faint line after a week of strong ones or is that just myth?
That’s good news because I still feel dreadful.After a week you are likely to start to get better soon in any case.
I know what you mean re the artificial. I guess you are jabbed as well? This feels like my reaction to moderna in terms of muscle/ nerve pain and confusion combined with a whacking head cold. My lips this morning were cracked and swollen like an artic explorer's. Back to lie down for another few hours. Crazy to think I was swimming 2km in decent time only four days ago and now need to take a rest after breakfast.Mine was weird, I got chesty first, then sore throat and headache came together, then cold, then chestiness was last to go. It felt weird, kinda "artificial". Get well soon all current covid people.
Glad you are all OK specially your ma, with being hospitalised. Condolences on the loss of your step dad xxxMy entire family caught it at my stepdad's funeral two weeks ago. My mum ended up in hospital but she is out now. It was mild for most of us, I had one rough night with fever but I've had worse flu.
I'm not jabbed, I don't trust the jabs, my gut tells me to leave well alone.I know what you mean re the artificial. I guess you are jabbed as well? This feels like my reaction to moderna in terms of muscle/ nerve pain and confusion combined with a whacking head cold. My lips this morning were cracked and swollen like an artic explorer's. Back to lie down for another few hours. Crazy to think I was swimming 2km in decent time only four days ago and now need to take a rest after breakfast.
That's ok, you are allowed your say. Peace.Your views on that tell me nothing about the virus or the vaccines, they only tell me things I already knew about your perceptions and the manner in which you consistently struggle to appreciate how disordered they are. Your gut instincts are faulty and fuck you up time and time again. And of course you are resistant to such possibilities, making interacting with you here an utter waste of time. But on this occasion I reached my limit for how much dangerous bullshit on the subject of the virus and vaccines I can read from you before feeling like I had to respond in this brutal manner.
Again, you are allowed your opinion.Also the idea that humans are well equipped to 'feel' what something they are infected with is artificial is laughable. Because most of the symptoms we experience, regardless of cause, are caused by our immune responses. There are only so many immune responses, and so there is a pretty standard menu of things we can feel, with an annoying degree of overlap of symptoms between very different conditions. This is why formal technical diagnostics are such an important tool, such as proper testing for Covid rather than guesswork based on symptoms alone.
That's ok.Thanks for taking my post well.
I get depressed that we cannot all rely at all times on our intuition and gut instincts to correctly inform us about the world and events in our lives. Especially since our brains are wired to pay the greatest attention to our own minds conclusions. With our minds we make the world, that is inevitably the form of reality that is closest to us, and yet it is frequently at odds with objective reality. Never mind. Training ourselves to have greater self-awareness of our own typical mental errors, and trying to compensate for those, is the best we can hope for.
elbows Have you caught covid recently? If not could you take your wafflethon elsewhere please? All I can suggest is a little reflection based on the last sentence of the above quote combined with that old adage 'less is more'.Thanks for taking my post well.
I get depressed that we cannot all rely at all times on our intuition and gut instincts to correctly inform us about the world and events in our lives. Especially since our brains are wired to pay the greatest attention to our own minds conclusions. With our minds we make the world, that is inevitably the form of reality that is closest to us, and yet it is frequently at odds with objective reality. Never mind. Training ourselves to have greater self-awareness of our own typical mental errors, and trying to compensate for those, is the best we can hope for.
Same here, mine’s 4 weeks tomorrow and a bit less for Mr Looby. Still exhausted and with colds, coughs and sore throats. I also still have horrendous vertigo.We're both still getting intermittent feelings of exhaustion and both still have sore throats. Been over 3 weeks since we were properly ill. This is a very strange virus. I've never experienced anything flu-like that lingered this long. My first symptoms were on 22nd March, my other half's a day or two earlier.
I know. It's just a thought. I have a weird feeling about this whole pandemic. Well, possibly I am immune to whatever strain of covid I got, I dunno. I am not worried about COVID, if I get it again, it is what it is. I do social distance though, that's important.elbows Have you caught covid recently? If not could you take your wafflethon elsewhere please? All I can suggest is a little reflection based on the last sentence of the above quote combined with that old adage 'less is more'.
panpete The sensation of artificial doesn't provide evidence of shedding any more than a wine taster's reference to taste forms would relate to actual ingredients or lemon haze skunk weed actually contains lemons. Taste, smell, and sensation can be used as one line of enquiry but are notorious red herrings.
Have to concur that it felt like a program unfolding rather than an organic illness but am quite ready to accept this is bullshit. It's like seeing patterns in the weather- or faces in rocks- the brain loves to impart agency.I know. It's just a thought. I have a weird feeling about this whole pandemic. Well, possibly I am immune to whatever strain of covid I got, I dunno. I am not worried about COVID, if I get it again, it is what it is. I do social distance though, that's important.
Rest, rest and rest. Keep nutrition levels high and try to sit in the sun when it's out.Day 11 and it's been and on and off shit show, so drianed of evenrgy and just want to feel human again, monday was like my lungs where full of lead....
calling into the officce today, done fuck all for the last week, i tested negative after 6 days... and have since.
i foolishly thought that once you where neg it was over
I reckon the new sub variant is hitting those who had high immunity and would have dodged all the others- masks or otherwise.I've finally got it! Felt abit off on Monday at work, then Monday evening came down with a cough. Did a LFT test Tuesday morning, and there was a faint but definite red line.. Mainly bad cold symptoms, but noticing my eyes and face are aching like hell... and a dull headache.. can't say I feel great!
Was out and about at the weekend, and my mask wearing has decreased, so I suppose I had it coming..