Coronavirus
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Day 21 of strict quarantine. I'm beyond ready to get out of this hotel room. I'm glad I have friends on the outside smuggling booze in to me. One person tested positive from my flight on the 14th day so it got extended 7 days two hours before I was supposed to go to home quarantine. That better not happen again.
lauriandres
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Never say never, but i would state, that on my case the virus probably went in and a combination of luck, vaccines and immune system kicked it out as fast as possible. Because those two borderline PCR tests probably meant that something was going on inside my body. My fitness level is same as before. We have an 60 m2 apartment (3 rooms + kitchen) and tried to be like hedgehogs
i.e as careful as possible. No hugs, no kisses (until my second PCR test), slept in a separate room. Windows open as much as possible so pretty annoying due the flowing cold wind inside the apartment.During that period my wife had 38C fever for some days, then one day without fever at all, then next day 37,2C fever then again next day no fever. Occasional coughing and sometimes short "little bit of wine" moments. Doctor gave her some kind of mild antibiotics. Told her that other symptoms are not big deal, but occasional fever requires attention. Otherwise during entire that period her productivity was OK (she works as an accountant in an Estonian branch of a quite big industrial company) and concentrating on complicated Excel worksheets was not a problem. Also, Coca Cola and pickled cucumber helped to make her feel better.
So lets wait and see, what the future will bring us.
I got mine a week apart. No real side effects to speak of.
Avery
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I haven't had a booster, but I'd kind of rather get them both done at once and deal with a sore arm once (not to mention only making the one trip).
I would have done that had it been an option at the time.
I did. So, I didn't have any significant side effects from the first two doses and I also didn't have any significant side effects from the booster and flu shot at the same time.
They put each shot in a different arm for me. I think the flu shot arm was a bit more sore than the booster arm, but that all probably has more to do with chance than anything else.
Avery
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Flu shot has bigger nanobots that will invade your brain and get you to purchase overpriced Microsoft Surface notebooks and outdated copies of Windows 98.
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The Thriller
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Windows 98 is far better than the crappy windows used now. I use a Mac now thank goodness. Windows is terrible
Avery
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You must have received the Jobs nanobots. Easy way to find out: did you like Ashton Kutcher’s performance in the movie Jobs?
Win98 is absolutely NOT better than Win10.
I'm not saying Windows is great but some of us want to actually do stuff with our computers that we want to do instead of having a curated experience so Mac doesn't work for us.
Same. Received mine at Rite Aid. I requested both in the same arm, but the pharmacist tech wouldn't do it. My flu arm was also slightly more sore.
Douchebag K
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anybody up to speed with the virus situation in Japan ? fascinating
I heard many people of Japanese descent have the gene APOBEC3 which has antiviral properties. Others theorize the Delta variant mutated itself to the point it can't reproduce any longer. We'll see if that theory holds water if we see similar results in other places.
Douchebag K
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Their wave of cases post Olympics has almost completely dissipated. Mysterious
I bet it has something to do with Samurais.
Douchebag K
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Lol. But it’s so dramatically different than anywhere else. Really interesting