Coronavirus, Covid 19 Discussion and How It Has Affected Your Daily Life Chat Thread

[Ruby Rogue]

The vaccine is nothing more than the government doing something tangible to prevent mass hysteria. Covud just has to run its course. Everyone will get it no matter what they do

Unless they stay home indefinitely, including their household. Which is pretty much unimaginable. We haven't caught it yet, and have a household that is 50% unvaccinated, I hope we don't catch it...and when we do, I hope it's mild for us. And all.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

You might have something.
For your consideration, by Voltaire;
“The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease.”

The vaccine is nothing more than the government doing something tangible to prevent mass hysteria. Covud just has to run its course. Everyone will get it no matter what they do

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Just got off the phone with the receptionist, he isn't taking calls right now. She is unable to take a message on this matter. Then she wished me to have a good day. So, my assumption is he isn't going to be helping any time soon.

Messages just get written on pink slips and can easily find their way into File 13. Write a letter. Cc it to your local news station, to the national news, to the headquarters of the offending business, to the BBB, to the FTC, to the head of the Americans with Disabilities Act, anybody else you can think of that might be interested. Are you a veteran? Send it to the VA. And include that list of everyone who is getting a copy ON every copy. Be sure you include every detail, including dates, of everyone you asked for help who refused or ignored you. Letters often get action. And they go into files, leaving a paper trail, they don't get thrown away. Oh! And cc to your local Letters to the Editor as well.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

DM has an interesting symptom - not anosmia, but some things smell bad. To be blunt, they smell like farts. That may be from living with 2 men and an IBS sufferer, but who knows

When I had Covid last year, everything smelled like sewage. Even water.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

You might have something.
For your consideration, by Voltaire;
“The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease.”

If that's true, why are 90% of people in ICU's unvaccinated?

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Messages just get written on pink slips and can easily find their way into File 13. Write a letter. Cc it to your local news station, to the national news, to the headquarters of the offending business, to the BBB, to the FTC, to the head of the Americans with Disabilities Act, anybody else you can think of that might be interested. Are you a veteran? Send it to the VA. And include that list of everyone who is getting a copy ON every copy. Be sure you include every detail, including dates, of everyone you asked for help who refused or ignored you. Letters often get action. And they go into files, leaving a paper trail, they don't get thrown away. Oh! And cc to your local Letters to the Editor as well.

Also, try your Congress person.

 

[Ruby Rogue]

If that's true, why are 90% of people in ICU's unvaccinated?

It's only 50% here...
(Unless you include the 'unboosted', then it's like..70)

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

You might have something.
For your consideration, by Voltaire;
“The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease.”

Ah another lover of Voltaire I see. "The more often a stupidity gets repeated the more it is seen as wisdom"

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

When I had Covid last year, everything smelled like sewage. Even water.

I thought covid got rid of your sense of smell? This is an interesting point. Anyone else experience this phenomenon?

 

[troyer]

I thought covid got rid of your sense of smell? This is an interesting point. Anyone else experience this phenomenon?

I had an extremely heightened sense of smell. It was strange. It is normal for me to experience the opposite of what the majority experiences with the same nature of sickness/virus. Everything still had the normal smells, with a variety of added hints. It lasted about three weeks. Afterward when my normal sense of smell returned, I had to relearn what stuff smells like. It left a lingering memory sense in that regular food now smells just a tad bland compared to the three week span of heightened sensory awareness.