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Good day CS!

Just an update on my health status: Still alive! Thank you. I was just discharged 4 days ago. No more symptoms. Although, i still easily get tired when I exert effort, that I forget about a lot. PCR samples were not taken anymore before discharge as the doctor said after 10days a patient should be non-contagious if without any symptoms. So I take his word for it. Also it was stated in the guideline from the ministry of health here that was adapted from WHO. So I just trust them. I still make precautionary measures when talk to other people though. In case.

Anyway, I am set to go back to work tomorrow. Im kinda excited to go do something after being away from work for 18 days. I hope its going to be a productive day tomorrow.

Happy Easter everyone

Says a self proclaimed estute member here.




really are you that phoquen nasty to mislead in your jersey jumbo.

This is kind of a response to MicLee deleting this stuff from his thread. Once an only assume he wants people to continue to be scared, rather than reassure people. Deliberately continuing to use research that has been debunked for over a year kinda shows he has no interest in reassuring people but keeping them afraid.

In any case here is the main thing he deleted.





So yes, if you have Covid Symptoms you don't have one more thing to worry you. You can take Asprin and other drugs to relieve your symptoms without worry

Why Miclee wants to have people worried and suffering with COVID with no relief for Symptoms? He's just a mean soul who loves the lie and the thought of other people suffering.

Rare COVID Reactions Might Hold Key To Variant-Proof Vaccines. Some People Mount An immune response able to fend off a menagerie of coronavirus variants.

I will mention only some examples, maybe you can write some others. People who used to travel often won´t do it again at least not with the same frequency they used to do. Many people are working from their houses now and in some cases that will be forever. Students are not learning the same as before the Covid19 a teacher on line is not the same, so more and more dummies we will have on streets, of course teachers are happy and safe, they don´t have to control discipline anymore and nobody will kill them in a classroom. By the other side here in South America people is not warm and lovely anymore, we used to kiss each other when we meet, shake hands and hug as brothers all the time. Now we feel life in a different way, like a weird life with weird people, It´s very hard for us. So what do you expect will happen later in the next years?

Hi guys! This is a recount of my experience when I became positive of Covid even with vaccination 2 weeks prior.

Monday. It was a normal day, there wasn't even a lot of work. But I couldn’t control my sleepiness throughout the day. And the nagging pain in the middle point in my back I thought was just caused by the cold. I also felt really lazy, but I shrugged it off and pushed myself to do extra work just so I can forget about being sleepy.

Tuesday. Same thing, uncontrollable sleepiness, and back pain. This time I just gave in to laziness and did only what i had to do that day. Cough started, not severe, but noticeable. I was weak and despite everybody complaining of being hot, i was cold even when i have jacket on. I got home after work and slept early. At around 11pm, i was shaking. With very high fever. I think i was shaking for more than an hour. But at 1am I just got up and drank hot water. And sent my colleague a text that I will not make it to work in the morning.

Wednesday. I went to the employee physician and she ordered swabbing for covid. I was already taking meds so, the doctor said to just continue with the meds. I took a swab and went home to isolate as per policy. I was not feeling good. So I just slept. I had fever and chills again around 1am.

Thursday. The report came in Positive. I was kind of expecting it because I never had chills before when I get fever. Also the sick feeling is so different than I’ve ever experienced before.

Friday. Nausea. I tried my best to pour out whatever is trying to get out from my guts, but they just wouldn’t go. And the bitter taste in my mouth stays no matter how many times I brush and gargle. But no more fever and cough has subsided. Thank God.

Hopefully I will have a full recovery soon.
Be safe everyone.

I am filled with despair.
We live in a culture filled with rage and bitterness and greed.
The hate momgering and racism is reaching a frightening pitch..

Or worse?...My brilliant insights here are mostly stolen, or at least borrowed. Just watched the remake of the 1951 extraterrestrial film, "The Day the Earth Stood Still". Aliens show up to put the big hurt, VERY big, on the Huperson Race. Seems as though natural causes have made their planets unlivable, and they see the same happening to Mother Earth, and we are the cause. One of the few rare such places in the juniorverse left.
Well, of course they pack up and leave, after smoking a few tanks and attack helos. And after seeing that we're not ALL bad, and that we are merely on the prepuce of disaster, and thereby have a chance to change.
Well, after watching another doc, this one on the Fourth World, got to thinking. By which is meant the already one BILLION of fellow travelers currently living in the slums of the World. And each generation or so, add one more billion to the unfair suffering.
The race is on. Which will bring us down? "Global Warming" or these potentially explosive populations? On dweller said to the camera woman, "Yep, we are suffering, and we will come to burn YOU".
Many reasons both. Some known, some not (yet). Let's see if we can list all of these. I'll start. ORGANized religion in general, and RC in particular. Contraception? The devil's work. Just ask the Holy Father.

WASHINGTON — People who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 can now spend time together indoors and unmasked, according to new Biden administration guidance.

Fully immunized Americans can also visit with low-risk individuals from other households even if they haven’t yet received a vaccine. And if vaccinated individuals are exposed to Covid-19, there’s no need to either quarantine or get tested for the disease, according to new recommendations released Monday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

“We know that people want to get vaccinated so they can get back to doing the things they enjoy with the people they love,” Rochelle Walensky, the CDC director, said in prepared remarks. “There are some activities that fully vaccinated people can begin to resume now in the privacy of their own homes. Everyone — even those who are vaccinated — should continue with all mitigation strategies when in public settings.”

The CDC considers Americans “fully vaccinated” once two weeks have passed since they received the final dose of their vaccine regimen. In the case of vaccines developed by Moderna and the Pfizer-BioNTech partnership, which have been authorized for emergency use since December, that means the second of two shots. For the recently authorized Johnson & Johnson vaccine, it means two weeks after a single injection.

Roughly 31 million Americans, or 9.2% of the population, are fully vaccinated, Walensky estimated. But the country’s ongoing vaccination campaign means that number will soon spike. The country is administering over 2 million vaccine doses per day, on average, and President Biden last week promised that the country would have enough supply to vaccinate any adult who wants a vaccine by the end of May.

Long time no see, all! Hope you have been well through these crazy times.

I actually have something to blog about. In January I had an experience that I’m sure will forever change who I am. A long time friend, who I happened to move next door to a year ago, hung himself. I had the honor of finding him :(.

The lesson so far...live each day with joy and gratitude. There are no guarantees that tomorrow will be “same old same old”.

The only constant is change. I’m looking forward to some good ones. I’m due.