[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Yeah, they're grand, my daughter didn't get sick with it at all and Luke was no worse than if he had a head cold. Me and Gavin didn't get it at all, miraculously

There seems to be an element of pot luck, a friend of mine’s 4 year old had it and was coughing, sneezing and snotting on him and his wife for a full week (you can’t exactly isolate a 4 year old!) but neither of them caught it .

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

This Omicron variant seems to be really mild

yes the media are fuming, no doubt another variant will come along soon

more transmissible than Omicron and deadlier than Delta

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Youtube video

[DemolitionRed]

I like Dr. John Campbell. He did a peer review on needle aspiration that's worth watching. Apparently when the vaccines were first released, it was advised that the needle should always be aspirated because the muscle is full of small blood vessels and if this vaccine was accidentally put into a small vessel, then it would be an IV dose and not intramuscular dose.
During trials, genetically modified mice had a blood vessel in their tail injected with the vaccination and many of them got a pulmonary embolisms.

When AZ assessed the validity of Dr. Campbells peer review, they agreed with his findings. For some reason, the powers that be decided it still wasn't necessary to aspirate. I can only think its to do with the none qualified nurses that have been trained to give this vaccine. Aspirating would take more training and more time.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

I like Dr. John Campbell. He did a peer review on needle aspiration that's worth watching. Apparently when the vaccines were first released, it was advised that the needle should always be aspirated because the muscle is full of small blood vessels and if this vaccine was accidentally put into a small vessel, then it would be an IV dose and not intramuscular dose.
During trials, genetically modified mice had a blood vessel in their tail injected with the vaccination and many of them got a pulmonary embolisms.

When AZ assessed the validity of Dr. Campbells peer review, they agreed with his findings. For some reason, the powers that be decided it still wasn't necessary to aspirate. I can only think its to do with the none qualified nurses that have been trained to give this vaccine. Aspirating would take more training and more time.

My wife was baffled that they didn't aspirate, and then doubly baffled when she googled it afterwards and learned that the official advice for Covid vaccines has been that they don't have to. It's not that long ago she got her injection training and they absolutely hammered home the importance of aspirating at the time .

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

My wife was baffled that they didn't aspirate, and then doubly baffled when she googled it afterwards and learned that the official advice for Covid vaccines has been that they don't have to. It's not that long ago she got her injection training and they absolutely hammered home the importance of aspirating at the time .

Sooooo .. when I had my first two jabs ( in hospital) I don’t know if they aspirated them BUT both nurses had to wait for the woman in charge to come and check the syringe before they rammed it into my arm .

Now when I had my booster and flu jab ( same day - different arm) the woman in the pharmacy booth just injected me .. no checking by anyone else .



“ Aspiration before injection of vaccines or toxoids (i.e., pulling back on the syringe plunger after needle insertion but before injection) is not necessary because no large blood vessels are present at the recommended injection sites, and a process that includes aspiration might be more painful for infants “


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[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

My wife was baffled that they didn't aspirate, and then doubly baffled when she googled it afterwards and learned that the official advice for Covid vaccines has been that they don't have to. It's not that long ago she got her injection training and they absolutely hammered home the importance of aspirating at the time .

Doctors are always trained to aspirate as a cautionary measure. This is why Dr. Campbell was alarmed enough to investigate further.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Youtube video

What the hell is Deltacron !?

It wasn’t even a thing when I went to bed last night


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[user104658]

Originally Posted by Zizu

What the hell is Deltacron !?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Cool ... bit overdressed but cool nonetheless


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[user104658]

Any realistic part of any “living with Covid” plan should involve funnelling resources into the NHS and sorting out immigration laws to (frankly) allow for free “no questions asked” movement of medical staff from anywhere in the world, attractive pay, and probably some sort of relocation assistance (subsidised good quality housing, maybe).

If they actually made a commitment to bolstering health services in a meaningful way then we’d be getting somewhere.

They won’t do that of course. Behind the curtain the Tories are still covertly trying to convert British healthcare into a heaving mess of competing private healthcare companies.

A plan like this needs a solid, cohesive, world class healthcare system and we don’t have one. Especially England & Wales, frankly. Scotland and NI are struggling for staff and resources but we do for now at least still have a consistent non-privatised healthcare system.

[arista]

A Mum on screen
GMBHD itv
will not let her 9 year old girl go to school
because of Covid-19.
Based in Wigan.

You seems scared.

[Zizu]

Deltacron !!



Scientists in Cyprus have found 25 cases of a strain of the coronavirus that they say combines elements of the delta and omicron variants, dubbing it “deltacron,” with a high proportion of the variant found in patients hospitalized for Covid-19, a professor involved in the identification of the new strain

Deltacron cases were found in 25 samples taken in Cyprus, of which 11 were from patients hospitalized with Covid and 14 from the general public, according to Cyprus Mail, a local English daily.




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[Cherry Christmas]

So I guess that means Omicron has watered down Delta, more good news!!!!!!

[bots]

Cyprus has a tiny population with little to no facilities. I would take everything with a large pinch of salt until it is proven elsewhere

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Cyprus has a tiny population with little to no facilities. I would take everything with a large pinch of salt until it is proven elsewhere

But if THEY have found 25 with poor testing /facilities doesn’t that suggest that there maybe thousands undiagnosed ?

Plus it’s a massively popular tourist destination soooooo

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[bots]

Originally Posted by Zizu

But if THEY have found 25 with poor testing /facilities doesn’t that suggest that there maybe thousands undiagnosed ?

Plus it’s a massively popular tourist destination soooooo

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absolutely not. I lived in Cyprus for several years, i know first hand what it's like. It's not to be trusted until verified. Bear in mind that the UK has had delta and omicron coexisting for the last 6 weeks or more with millions infected and there have been no examples of the same here.

[arista]

Sure African Botswana Omicron Covid
and India's Delta Covid
are Brothers

All From the Start in China.

[arista]

Meanwhile, in Australia

[arista]

Monday 10/1/22

77 have died
142,244 have caught Covid-19

Patients in hospital
Latest available
18,665

Patients in
ventilation beds
Latest available
844


150,230 Total UK Covid-19 Deaths


https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

[arista]

China has put the Port Tianjin
into Part Lockdown

13million there

CNN HD