[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Tbf it's making me feel like I need to get more cardio exercise. My cardiovascular fitness levels are just bad ... the covids might be bad for me in that sense.

Although in restrospect I suspect I had it . My wife had an absolutely horrendous cough for over a month back in March, literally constant and some really bad coughing fits, the worst cough I've ever seen someone have honestly. My youngest also had a mild cough that started with a small temp but then lingered forever - like 6 weeks of occasional coughing fits easily.

I didn't get a cough at any point BUT there was a period of maybe 10 days where I felt out of breath constantly, best way I can describe it is that I felt like I'd just been out for a brisk walk on a frosty day, not majorly struggling for breath but an obvious "feeling" of needing to breathe more deeply, an getting out of breath easily. It went away without incident though and not so much as one little cough so I didn't think anything of it... but there were other things that with the various symptoms being listed now, make me wonder.

I had something like that as well, I would feel out of breath on a phone call but no other symptoms and it disappeared after a few says, would love an antibody test!

[Oliver_W]

I'm flabbing out a bit too

I thought I'd be back in today but it looks like we're not reopening until Sept...

[caprimint]

Yeah I'm pretty sure I had it too in February. Awful flu-like symptoms (and I've never had the flu before so), mostly feeling nauseous all the time, so much that it was hard to even go to sleep, feeling dizzy and fever.

And I've gotten waaaaay lazier too

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I'm flabbing out a bit too

I thought I'd be back in today but it looks like we're not reopening until Sept...

I will bump my videos for you

half 7 this morning I was huffing and puffing on my yoga mat

[bots]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I had something like that as well, I would feel out of breath on a phone call but no other symptoms and it disappeared after a few says, would love an antibody test!

i had a pretty constant cough that appeared suddenly for a couple of days then went away and it kept coming back in cycles every few days for about a month. Felt a bit crappy to go with the cough but i never had a fever, never lost sense of taste or smell so I think it was probably something else, but i would like to get the anti body test just to see if i did get it or not

[The Slim Reaper]

Posting for the article from the British Medical Journal, not the Left Wing Union Loving Social Justice Journal for Lefty Cucks.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i had a pretty constant cough that appeared suddenly for a couple of days then went away and it kept coming back in cycles every few days for about a month. Felt a bit crappy to go with the cough but i never had a fever, never lost sense of taste or smell so I think it was probably something else, but i would like to get the anti body test just to see if i did get it or not

Back just after Christmas, my Dad had a terrible time. He had a cough that was constant, completely exhausted, unable to sleep and kept moaning that he anything he ate didn't taste of anything. So, he had the classic symptoms but this was around New Year and so well before there was much publicity about Covid, even from China. If he had had the same symptoms a couple of month's later I would have been convinced he had it.

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[hijaxers]

Wow no deaths in Spain for last 24hrs , that is very good news.

[arista]

UK 111 Deaths


UK Total Covid-19 Total is 39,045

[Strictly Jake]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Back just after Christmas, my Dad had a terrible time. He had a cough that was constant, completely exhausted, unable to sleep and kept moaning that he anything he ate didn't taste of anything. So, he had the classic symptoms but this was around New Year and so well before there was much publicity about Covid, even from China. If he had had the same symptoms a couple of month's later I would have been convinced he had it.

I had this same thing back in January. I work at a university with losts of international students so im sure I have had it but its hard to tell

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by arista

UK 111 Deaths


UK Total Covid-19 Total is 39,045

Slowly coming down , just hope it does not start rising again , i'm still going nowhere until figures improve , we are just too vulnerable.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

Slowly coming down , just hope it does not start rising again , i'm still going nowhere until figures improve , we are just too vulnerable.

You do right Jax

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

UK 111 Deaths


UK Total Covid-19 Total is 39,045

Not so fast, Batman.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Not so fast, Batman.

What you have to understand is that they take the figure from the previous numbers and go in to edit the document, change the number, save it, then copy and paste it to the new post, but leave the new number also in the old one. It's the simplest and clearest way to do it I don't know why you don't understand that?

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

What you have to understand is that they take the figure from the previous numbers and go in to edit the document, change the number, save it, then copy and paste it to the new post, but leave the new number also in the old one. It's the simplest and clearest way to do it I don't know why you don't understand that?

This reminds me of the Partridge porn episode. "When it said do you want to watch Bangkok chic boys, you must have hit the button that said yes"

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[Jake.]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Not so fast, Batman.

Just came in here to post this..

Absolutely shocking.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Back just after Christmas, my Dad had a terrible time. He had a cough that was constant, completely exhausted, unable to sleep and kept moaning that he anything he ate didn't taste of anything. So, he had the classic symptoms but this was around New Year and so well before there was much publicity about Covid, even from China. If he had had the same symptoms a couple of month's later I would have been convinced he had it.

I had the same over Christmas, on reflection I do wonder whether it's possible I might have had it then.

[Parmy]

If you look back there are many thread made at the time about how I'll we all were...I even made one convinced I caught this most horrid **** I've ever had from hearing a bookie commentator sneeze..I had that for about 4 weeks after her sniffles made me sniffles..


Tibb can cure if you all check back to November onwards.

[The Slim Reaper]

This whole thread is turning into a python sketch.

You don't know you're born. I had chest pains, sore throat, cough, and I had to walk 20 miles each way to get wood for the fire.



You had a fire...?

[Parmy]

I had a blower ventilator heater at my grannies flat...and at my mum n dads house before they got central heating..see on the winter after hours of sledging in minus degree temperatures and going straight in and stripping with a towel wrapped round you as you warmed your feat on the blow heating. Bliss..


They chucked me out when I was still doing it at 16

[GoldHeart]

I think we'll have to just cope with this virus , but I don't believe a word of the death figures related to covid-19 .

And I still don't understand how this app is suppose to work, when not everyone has the symptoms .

The lockdown was eased too soon as well.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

This whole thread is turning into a python sketch.

You don't know you're born. I had chest pains, saw throat, cough, and I had to walk 20 miles each way to get wood for the fire.



You had a fire...?