| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 12:24 - May 16 with 1161 views | Swanjaxs |
Worrying times boys and girls.
But we all Jack's at the end of the day ðŸ¤ðŸ–¤ |  |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 12:25 - May 16 with 1159 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 12:04 - May 16 by dickythorpe |
Yeah I will calm down.
Sorry. |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 12:31 - May 16 with 1143 views | chad |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 08:23 - May 16 by Brynmill_Jack |
Yeah Lisa, living up there in “that London”....... |
Shocking I agree, and how dare she be a woman.
I am going to start a petition to get her to move to Grays, less risk to Pembroke. |  | | |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 14:29 - May 16 with 1068 views | karnataka |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 12:24 - May 16 by Swanjaxs |
Worrying times boys and girls.
But we all Jack's at the end of the day ðŸ¤ðŸ–¤ |
Does that mean we have to like Pikey? F*ck off! 😳 |  | | |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 14:44 - May 16 with 1046 views | Banosswan |
Well myself and two colleagues had antibody tests a week last weds and we all came back positive. The numbers being discussed in the media etc will probably all be shown to be completely inaccurate in the future. |  |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 15:01 - May 16 with 1036 views | WarwickHunt |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 12:31 - May 16 by chad |
Shocking I agree, and how dare she be a woman.
I am going to start a petition to get her to move to Grays, less risk to Pembroke. |
Grays? I know you two have crossed swords in the past, but Grays?
That’s just heartless... |  | | |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 15:04 - May 16 with 1029 views | Swanjaxs |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 14:29 - May 16 by karnataka |
Does that mean we have to like Pikey? F*ck off! 😳 |
To be fair, I don't think Pikey likes Pikey 🤔 🤣 | |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 15:23 - May 16 with 1006 views | exiledclaseboy |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:17 - May 16 with 982 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 14:44 - May 16 by Banosswan |
Well myself and two colleagues had antibody tests a week last weds and we all came back positive. The numbers being discussed in the media etc will probably all be shown to be completely inaccurate in the future. |
That’s interesting banos. Did you all know you’d had it beforehand (did you have a positive antigen test before)? | | | |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:18 - May 16 with 978 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 15:01 - May 16 by WarwickHunt |
Grays? I know you two have crossed swords in the past, but Grays?
That’s just heartless... |
Convenient for Bluewater... | | | |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:23 - May 16 with 968 views | Banosswan |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:17 - May 16 by londonlisa2001 |
That’s interesting banos. Did you all know you’d had it beforehand (did you have a positive antigen test before)? |
First one I've had.
It's either when I was really ill in January, sore throat, high temp, waking up gasping, or I've had a mild version with few symptoms. One colleague had very bad chest, he recorded a video and his breathing sounded horrendous. The other colleague suffers from sinusitis and thought it was that, but he lost sense of taste and smell, so may have been coronavirus. | |
| Ever since my son was... never conceived, because I've never had consensual sex without money involved... I've always kind of looked at you as... a thing, that I could live next to... in accordance with state laws. | | Poll: | How do you like your steak? |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:26 - May 16 with 964 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:23 - May 16 by Banosswan |
First one I've had.
It's either when I was really ill in January, sore throat, high temp, waking up gasping, or I've had a mild version with few symptoms. One colleague had very bad chest, he recorded a video and his breathing sounded horrendous. The other colleague suffers from sinusitis and thought it was that, but he lost sense of taste and smell, so may have been coronavirus. |
Wow. So three of you had never had a positive test and you’ve all obviously had it without really knowing before?
Did you have other colleagues who had the antibody test and were negative who’d thought they may have had it?
How come you have had an antibody test now? | | | |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:30 - May 16 with 954 views | karnataka |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:23 - May 16 by Banosswan |
First one I've had.
It's either when I was really ill in January, sore throat, high temp, waking up gasping, or I've had a mild version with few symptoms. One colleague had very bad chest, he recorded a video and his breathing sounded horrendous. The other colleague suffers from sinusitis and thought it was that, but he lost sense of taste and smell, so may have been coronavirus. |
Well, very glad you all made a full recovery, that's for sure. 👠| | | |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 18:16 - May 16 with 906 views | Banosswan |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:26 - May 16 by londonlisa2001 |
Wow. So three of you had never had a positive test and you’ve all obviously had it without really knowing before?
Did you have other colleagues who had the antibody test and were negative who’d thought they may have had it?
How come you have had an antibody test now? |
This was part of a University of Birmingham study, testing university hospitals Birmingham staff who had self isolated (I was told to stay off for two weeks as I was training the boy with the bad chest and some of the training involves aerosol generating procedures).
They're now extending this to all staff, so will know more in a couple of weeks.
Was a blood test and a saliva test (spit in to a tube for 4 mins). | |
| Ever since my son was... never conceived, because I've never had consensual sex without money involved... I've always kind of looked at you as... a thing, that I could live next to... in accordance with state laws. | | Poll: | How do you like your steak? |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 18:18 - May 16 with 901 views | Banosswan |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:30 - May 16 by karnataka |
Well, very glad you all made a full recovery, that's for sure. 👠|
Thanks. Considering I'm a walking statistic (high bmi, high BP, asthma, lymph nodes removed due to previous cancer) I'm a very lucky boy. | |
| Ever since my son was... never conceived, because I've never had consensual sex without money involved... I've always kind of looked at you as... a thing, that I could live next to... in accordance with state laws. | | Poll: | How do you like your steak? |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 19:11 - May 16 with 857 views | majorraglan |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 10:36 - May 16 by dickythorpe |
Lisa, the "billing address in England" comment was pretty obvious to understand.
People who own second homes here ordering food from their main residence in England.
They thought they were being so clever but they have been rumbled.
I'm glad to say Dyfed Powys Police have escorted many out of Pembs.
Oh yeah, 31 new cases yesterday in Carmarthenshire, biggest increase in a while...... hopefully they are not locals eh? |
Dockyard, I was reading Walesonline eatler and you’ll be pleased to know that not nay were Dyfed Powys Police escorting people out of Pembs, it looks like they were booking them as well, over a thousand tickets for breaching lockdown rules issued.
As someon3 who lives in Carmarthenshire and has a number of family members shielding, 8 applaud the efforts of the local cops.
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/number-people-handed-coronavirus-l | | | |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 19:46 - May 16 with 828 views | Wingstandwood |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 16:23 - May 16 by Banosswan |
First one I've had.
It's either when I was really ill in January, sore throat, high temp, waking up gasping, or I've had a mild version with few symptoms. One colleague had very bad chest, he recorded a video and his breathing sounded horrendous. The other colleague suffers from sinusitis and thought it was that, but he lost sense of taste and smell, so may have been coronavirus. |
A senior South Wales doctor of many years experience working in admissions whom just happened to feel less than 100%, thought sudden appearance of minor symptoms was also sinusitis, and was not fearful and very confident of a negative Covid-19 test result.
Self isolation was introduced with immediate effect. Any doubts ='s self isolate ASAP.
The Covid-19 test that followed shortly after confirmed (positive) Covid-19. The symptoms displayed were extremely mild i.e. loss of taste and smell. IMO a lot more people have indeed been infected and failed to realise so. Mass testing amongst the general public should provide extremely interesting data for ongoing and future scientific/epidemiological study, analysis and statistics. |  |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 20:21 - May 16 with 799 views | majorraglan |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 18:16 - May 16 by Banosswan |
This was part of a University of Birmingham study, testing university hospitals Birmingham staff who had self isolated (I was told to stay off for two weeks as I was training the boy with the bad chest and some of the training involves aerosol generating procedures).
They're now extending this to all staff, so will know more in a couple of weeks.
Was a blood test and a saliva test (spit in to a tube for 4 mins). |
Thanks for posting the information on the survey and for telling us about your experience. This is a really interesting bit of research, it will be interesting to see the results and to find out how many people have actually had it, how many of those who had foresight or were told to self isolate and how many of those who were completely asymptomatic.
We are a family of 4 and I am convinced some of us have had it, but will have to wait for the tests to be rolled out.
After travelling back from Malta, over the course of the next 2 days I developed a tingling/stinging sensation in my nostrils and then a sore throat which lasted a few days. I drank lots of hot drinks and just put it down to seasonal stuff. Just over a week after returning, I had a very very slight cough, a few aches, sense of taste didn’t feel right, a kind of stinging /burning (but not indigestion) sensation in my wind pipe and when I went for a walk I had a slight shortness of breath, but as I didn’t have the classic symptoms I couldn’t get the test. Wife had a few aches, felt tired and run down and I insisted she self isolate for 2 weeks. One of the kids hasn’t been ill at all while the youngest , who was 16 and asthmatic complained of having a bad chest, feeling tired and being short of breath. By now I’d acquired a pulse oximeter and his oxygen levels were fluctuating between 91 and 94 occasionally peaking at 96, I phoned the doctor, went through it all and she didn’t seem overly concerned - I was! After 4 or 5 days junior perked up and started to feel better.
It transpires that between flying home and me feeling a little groggy, one of the wife’s chums who she’d spent time with actually had Covid19. I can’t categorically prove we have had it, but what convinced me I have was listening to a consultant from the Royal Gwent Hospital being interviewed and describing his symptoms when he was taken ill, it all started with the tingling sensation in the nose!
I suspect we picked it up on the return trip from holiday as the time lines are too tight for Er indoors friend, but you never know.
Glad to hear you were ok and thanks again for sharing your experience. | | | |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 21:02 - May 16 with 758 views | Swanjaxs |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 20:21 - May 16 by majorraglan |
Thanks for posting the information on the survey and for telling us about your experience. This is a really interesting bit of research, it will be interesting to see the results and to find out how many people have actually had it, how many of those who had foresight or were told to self isolate and how many of those who were completely asymptomatic.
We are a family of 4 and I am convinced some of us have had it, but will have to wait for the tests to be rolled out.
After travelling back from Malta, over the course of the next 2 days I developed a tingling/stinging sensation in my nostrils and then a sore throat which lasted a few days. I drank lots of hot drinks and just put it down to seasonal stuff. Just over a week after returning, I had a very very slight cough, a few aches, sense of taste didn’t feel right, a kind of stinging /burning (but not indigestion) sensation in my wind pipe and when I went for a walk I had a slight shortness of breath, but as I didn’t have the classic symptoms I couldn’t get the test. Wife had a few aches, felt tired and run down and I insisted she self isolate for 2 weeks. One of the kids hasn’t been ill at all while the youngest , who was 16 and asthmatic complained of having a bad chest, feeling tired and being short of breath. By now I’d acquired a pulse oximeter and his oxygen levels were fluctuating between 91 and 94 occasionally peaking at 96, I phoned the doctor, went through it all and she didn’t seem overly concerned - I was! After 4 or 5 days junior perked up and started to feel better.
It transpires that between flying home and me feeling a little groggy, one of the wife’s chums who she’d spent time with actually had Covid19. I can’t categorically prove we have had it, but what convinced me I have was listening to a consultant from the Royal Gwent Hospital being interviewed and describing his symptoms when he was taken ill, it all started with the tingling sensation in the nose!
I suspect we picked it up on the return trip from holiday as the time lines are too tight for Er indoors friend, but you never know.
Glad to hear you were ok and thanks again for sharing your experience. |
Personally, I think if by some sort of magic, the powers that be eventually got thier act together, and rolled out a national testing policy, we would be absolutely gobsmacked by how many of us have had C-19 and not even realised.
Perhaps one day soon (hopefully) we will find out 🙠[Post edited 16 May 2020 21:03]
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 01:12 - May 17 with 685 views | Banosswan |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 20:21 - May 16 by majorraglan |
Thanks for posting the information on the survey and for telling us about your experience. This is a really interesting bit of research, it will be interesting to see the results and to find out how many people have actually had it, how many of those who had foresight or were told to self isolate and how many of those who were completely asymptomatic.
We are a family of 4 and I am convinced some of us have had it, but will have to wait for the tests to be rolled out.
After travelling back from Malta, over the course of the next 2 days I developed a tingling/stinging sensation in my nostrils and then a sore throat which lasted a few days. I drank lots of hot drinks and just put it down to seasonal stuff. Just over a week after returning, I had a very very slight cough, a few aches, sense of taste didn’t feel right, a kind of stinging /burning (but not indigestion) sensation in my wind pipe and when I went for a walk I had a slight shortness of breath, but as I didn’t have the classic symptoms I couldn’t get the test. Wife had a few aches, felt tired and run down and I insisted she self isolate for 2 weeks. One of the kids hasn’t been ill at all while the youngest , who was 16 and asthmatic complained of having a bad chest, feeling tired and being short of breath. By now I’d acquired a pulse oximeter and his oxygen levels were fluctuating between 91 and 94 occasionally peaking at 96, I phoned the doctor, went through it all and she didn’t seem overly concerned - I was! After 4 or 5 days junior perked up and started to feel better.
It transpires that between flying home and me feeling a little groggy, one of the wife’s chums who she’d spent time with actually had Covid19. I can’t categorically prove we have had it, but what convinced me I have was listening to a consultant from the Royal Gwent Hospital being interviewed and describing his symptoms when he was taken ill, it all started with the tingling sensation in the nose!
I suspect we picked it up on the return trip from holiday as the time lines are too tight for Er indoors friend, but you never know.
Glad to hear you were ok and thanks again for sharing your experience. |
Please don't rely on an amazon bought pulse oximeter.
They're a very simple piece of tech, but efficacy varies by +/- 3% in the cheaper ones, plus you need to be able to identify variables such as poor peripheral circulation, raynaud's etc.
96 is absolutely brilliant. 91-94 fine, but concerning.
In the 80's, get a dr involved (if it's a fit, young person). 88-91% is perfectly normal in a patient on oxygen therapy | |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 08:00 - May 17 with 634 views | NotLoyal |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 12:24 - May 16 by Swanjaxs |
Worrying times boys and girls.
But we all Jack's at the end of the day ðŸ¤ðŸ–¤ |
I’m wondering if Kyle Naughton will still be shit come any restart to the season ... |  |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 09:01 - May 17 with 595 views | karnataka |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 08:00 - May 17 by NotLoyal |
I’m wondering if Kyle Naughton will still be shit come any restart to the season ... |
Is that the same Kyle Naughton who had been one of our most consistent performers of the season up until it was paused, or a different one? | | | |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 09:58 - May 17 with 565 views | ItchySphincter |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 09:01 - May 17 by karnataka |
Is that the same Kyle Naughton who had been one of our most consistent performers of the season up until it was paused, or a different one? |
He’s consistently lacking in imagination. Tidy footballer and a steady Eddie but very frustrating to watch him do the same thing over and over again, especially with throw ins, ie wait until all of our players are marked, have a look up the pitch and pretend to think about throwing it up there and then turn and throw it back to Van der Hoof or Rodon for them to launch it back to the opposition. Just save yourself 5-10 mins per game Kyle by cutting out the fannying around and just throw it backwards like everyone knows you’re going to do anyway. 👠|  |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 13:46 - May 17 with 521 views | NotLoyal |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 09:01 - May 17 by karnataka |
Is that the same Kyle Naughton who had been one of our most consistent performers of the season up until it was paused, or a different one? |
There was a tad bit of irony there 😉 | |
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| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 13:52 - May 17 with 512 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Who'd have thunk this would happen? on 18:16 - May 16 by Banosswan |
This was part of a University of Birmingham study, testing university hospitals Birmingham staff who had self isolated (I was told to stay off for two weeks as I was training the boy with the bad chest and some of the training involves aerosol generating procedures).
They're now extending this to all staff, so will know more in a couple of weeks.
Was a blood test and a saliva test (spit in to a tube for 4 mins). |
Thanks - I hadn’t recalled that you were a medical professional. That makes sense.
I imagine the exposure rate amongst medical staff will be shown to have been very widespread. Which in some ways will be heartening of course as it will indicate that rates of severe outcomes will be lower than first imagined even in those with exposure to a high viral load.
Glad you recovered despite your underlying risk factors - thats also heartening. I know that they don’t as yet know what level of immunity you ma6 have and for how long but it must make you feel a bit safer. | | | |
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