RZehr wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 6:12 pm
It’s funny how this works. I almost feel worse knowing it is Covid, whereas had I not tested, I’d probably feel better.
I read an article that described how some people feel shame from getting Covid because they’ve done all the “right” things and still got. I’m not saying that this is what you’re feeling, but I think there still is stigma out there about Covid, but there really shouldn’t be.
RZehr wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 6:12 pm
It’s funny how this works. I almost feel worse knowing it is Covid, whereas had I not tested, I’d probably feel better.
I read an article that described how some people feel shame from getting Covid because they’ve done all the “right” things and still got. I’m not saying that this is what you’re feeling, but I think there still is stigma out there about Covid, but there really shouldn’t be.
RZehr wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 6:12 pm
It’s funny how this works. I almost feel worse knowing it is Covid, whereas had I not tested, I’d probably feel better.
I read an article that described how some people feel shame from getting Covid because they’ve done all the “right” things and still got. I’m not saying that this is what you’re feeling, but I think there still is stigma out there about Covid, but there really shouldn’t be.
Stay safe. I hope you feel better soon.
I just mean that I am more hyper tuned in to my symptoms now. Before they were sort of an afterthought. Now I am aware of every cough, and sniff and soreness that I have.
Soloist wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 5:46 pm
Well we know that some people just don't aquire immunity regardless... some people get chicken pox multiple times. Also we are attempting to equate immunity to something as rapidly changing as a cold... We have people immune to MERS that are immune to SARS-Covid-19 as well... so who knows.
Some of the students at school apparently have had COVID multiple times. Omicron seems to be changing some things.
I read a comment from an epidemiologist who pointed out that a lot of people seem to be misunderstanding what "endemic" means -- it doesn't mean that virus has been eradicated, only that the risk and amount of deaths are considered acceptable by society.
RZehr wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 6:12 pm
It’s funny how this works. I almost feel worse knowing it is Covid, whereas had I not tested, I’d probably feel better.
I read an article that described how some people feel shame from getting Covid because they’ve done all the “right” things and still got. I’m not saying that this is what you’re feeling, but I think there still is stigma out there about Covid, but there really shouldn’t be.
Stay safe. I hope you feel better soon.
There should be a certain amount of stigma for people who promote masking, vaccines, social distancing etc, and then get covid anyway. (Those things don’t prevent covid.)
The smart thing to do is stop getting “tested”. Have you ever gone and gotten tested to find out if you have a cold?
RZehr wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 6:12 pm
It’s funny how this works. I almost feel worse knowing it is Covid, whereas had I not tested, I’d probably feel better.
I read an article that described how some people feel shame from getting Covid because they’ve done all the “right” things and still got. I’m not saying that this is what you’re feeling, but I think there still is stigma out there about Covid, but there really shouldn’t be.
Stay safe. I hope you feel better soon.
I just mean that I am more hyper tuned in to my symptoms now. Before they were sort of an afterthought. Now I am aware of every cough, and sniff and soreness that I have.
Ah yes, sounds similar to my “favorite” game: is it allergies or is it Covid? I’m much more aware in general of my sniffles and coughs.
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What's going on in Denmark is concerning. They are a highly vaccinated, highly boosted country, that basically doesn't have vaccine hesitancy; the unvaccinated there are almost entirely unvaccinated because they cannot be, either too young, or too old and frail.
As cases have exploded, hospitalizations are tracking close behind, close to hitting all time highs, and deaths are trending much upwards as well.
If the vaccines aren't working in Denmark, a very cooperative country, with good health, good healthcare, and a compliant population, then they aren't working anywhere.
nett wrote: ↑Mon Jan 24, 2022 10:00 pm
What's going on in Denmark is concerning. They are a highly vaccinated, highly boosted country, that basically doesn't have vaccine hesitancy; the unvaccinated there are almost entirely unvaccinated because they cannot be, either too young, or too old and frail.
As cases have exploded, hospitalizations are tracking close behind, close to hitting all time highs, and deaths are trending much upwards as well.
If the vaccines aren't working in Denmark, a very cooperative country, with good health, good healthcare, and a compliant population, then they aren't working anywhere.
This may be "shedding"? Brought on by vaccines themselves?
