China Coronavirus

[Armagh18]

Covid levels in Dublin sewerage. There was feck all around Halloween, but quite a bit more now. With people mingling there will be a bit of pressure on health care facilities next week.

time for another booster

Here we go again.

[J70]

Covid levels in Dublin sewerage. There was feck all around Halloween, but quite a bit more now. With people mingling there will be a bit of pressure on health care facilities next week.

It's going to be the same every year. Same as flu.

[armaghniac]

It's going to be the same every year. Same as flu.

If it is like flu and confined to 3 months of the year, then it isn't so bad. You could immunise vulnerable people in October against the latest variant and they would be protected for a few months. But there is a significant bulge on that chart in July which does not happen for flu, except in Australia.

[Wildweasel74]

You say its like the flu, its not, I had the flu before, but 2nd time I got Covid I was severely sick for near 12 wks, on nearly 700 tablets in 10 wks, what flu does that. Have picked up another chest infection recently, coughing up  blood 6days,straight with already 1 trip to A&E last week, I love it when Covid compared to the normal flu when it attacks a weakness in anybody system.

[J70]

Wasn't talking about the severity of the disease, just comparing the annual surge in illness that the winter months brings. The summer increase - will be interesting to see if it's repeated.

[general_lee]

Anyone got this thing going about that isn't covid? Shakes, night sweats, dry cough, high temp etc. Flu I think they call it.

[Armagh18]

Anyone got this thing going about that isn't covid? Shakes, night sweats, dry cough, high temp etc. Flu I think they call it.

Sounds serious better isolate yourself.

[seafoid]

https://www.rte.ie/news/primetime/2022/1223/1343549-darren-o-connor-long-covid/

[highorlow]

https://www.midlands103.com/news/midlands-news/near-40-increase-in-deaths-in-q2-of-2022/

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/overwhelmed-health-service-is-in-need-of-intensive-care-itself-tlzwsjlqn

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-41019860.html

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/-/ddn-20220916-1


So the prediction and obvious consequences of lockdowns are happening all over Europe with health services now a complete shambles and kids with no immune symptoms overwhelming hospitals.

The MSM are all gone quiet on this too, I suppose they have to as they played along with the farce the whole way through.

[lenny]

https://www.midlands103.com/news/midlands-news/near-40-increase-in-deaths-in-q2-of-2022/

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/overwhelmed-health-service-is-in-need-of-intensive-care-itself-tlzwsjlqn

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-41019860.html

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/-/ddn-20220916-1


So the prediction and obvious consequences of lockdowns are happening all over Europe with health services now a complete shambles and kids with no immune symptoms overwhelming hospitals.

The MSM are all gone quiet on this too, I suppose they have to as they played along with the farce the whole way through.

Covid is still rife, we're going through the normal flu season also and people are also getting bad colds. Even in a normal winter season the nhs is stretched to capacity but we now have huge numbers of covid added into the mix. Can you not see this is exactly why there were lockdowns in the first place? Lockdowns helped prevent the nhs being overwhelmed over the last couple of winters.

[highorlow]

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

[lenny]

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

I'll take my information on covid from virologists and scientists and not from some anti science, conspiracy theorist keyboard warrior.

[trueblue1234]

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

My wife's aunt is currently in ICU with it. I'll let her know it's a head cold and to shake it off.

[seafoid]

Mass vaccination means Covid levels are much lower this winter, 3 years after the onset.

[RedHand88]

Covid is still rife,

It's a head cold, always was mild after the very first wave in March 2020.

The lockdowns have caused a housing crisis, (part of) massive inflation, lack of healthcare staff and new entrants, kids immune symptoms to be garbage, a backlog in treatments in cancer and other illnesses thereby causing a year where we had exceptional excess deaths in Europe (heatwave will be blamed though) .....

So you don't think lockdowns have caused the present state?

Anyhow you enjoy your masking

My das friend died of it in late 2020 (late 40s). He himself was hospitalised in 2021 for a week with it, was unable to work for 4 months and just physically hasn't been the same since.

Head cold.