Yes, I was right.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula...s/coronaviruscovid19latestinsights/antibodies
It took until March 2021 before 50% of people tested positive for antibodies. Yet again Gas is making stuff up.
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https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula...s/coronaviruscovid19latestinsights/antibodies
It took until March 2021 before 50% of people tested positive for antibodies. Yet again Gas is making stuff up.
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Of course, on an anonymous forum, anyone can spin any yarn they want.
But for what it's worth... My 61 year old sister tested + last week and got progressively worse. Ended up on A&E. They tested the **** out of her, x rays, Cat scan, bloods (all very quick and efficient too btw). In the end, they said, "It's the virus, you just have to ride it out."
The consultant though, un-asked, said,
"This is what we are seeing now, more and more. I'm telling you, had you not been double jabbed, seeing the severity of your symptoms, you'd be dead by now".
My thought... Docs keep things close to their chest usually, so why offer such a black and white statement. 'Cos he was bloody certain, that's why.
Still, all lying for the government these docs eh?
But for what it's worth... My 61 year old sister tested + last week and got progressively worse. Ended up on A&E. They tested the **** out of her, x rays, Cat scan, bloods (all very quick and efficient too btw). In the end, they said, "It's the virus, you just have to ride it out."
The consultant though, un-asked, said,
"This is what we are seeing now, more and more. I'm telling you, had you not been double jabbed, seeing the severity of your symptoms, you'd be dead by now".
My thought... Docs keep things close to their chest usually, so why offer such a black and white statement. 'Cos he was bloody certain, that's why.
Still, all lying for the government these docs eh?
Oops two copies.
Stupid is, as stupid does - that's the way we have had to just accept gas112.
The covid mutates all the time, they develop the vaccine to constantly match it, just as they do with the flue vaccine - not very good at joined up thinking are you?
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if it worked they wouldnt be vaccinating people 3 times in 9 months and in some cases 4
So will boosters become mandatory to keep your vax status
really so can you give links to how the 3 main vaccines have been altered constantly since first administered to keep up with mutations
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It works well but wanes over time so you get a booster. Quite simple really.
No idea, but I presume so.
Not taking the troll's side at all, Harry, but...
Yes and no. "Covid is a clever virus as it has a 'spell checker' that stops mutations being released. What mutations have occured have all been changes around the spike protein. For a new mutation to take off it has to be more transmissable than the virus it is replacing. The Delta mutation is very very transmissable so mutation is unlikely, and if they do occur there is a strong likelihood the current vaccines will be protective. That doesnt mean we should not do genome testing on specimens but following the UK's lead many countries are doing this and that is how we get the data. Uger Sahin, the brains behind the mRNA vaccine has suggested he can produce a new vaccine if necessary in a matter of weeks. So the concern about mutations is falling."
An actual epidemiologist's words, rather than a keyboard expert- often useful.
Yes and no. "Covid is a clever virus as it has a 'spell checker' that stops mutations being released. What mutations have occured have all been changes around the spike protein. For a new mutation to take off it has to be more transmissable than the virus it is replacing. The Delta mutation is very very transmissable so mutation is unlikely, and if they do occur there is a strong likelihood the current vaccines will be protective. That doesnt mean we should not do genome testing on specimens but following the UK's lead many countries are doing this and that is how we get the data. Uger Sahin, the brains behind the mRNA vaccine has suggested he can produce a new vaccine if necessary in a matter of weeks. So the concern about mutations is falling."
An actual epidemiologist's words, rather than a keyboard expert- often useful.
nonsense
Thank god for you lot! Without you all, I would have to rely on people who specialise in virology, epistemology and epidemiology.
What my daughter sent me.
Next time a custard tells me that his opinion is worth as much as mine I’ll take more notice.
What my daughter sent me.
Next time a custard tells me that his opinion is worth as much as mine I’ll take more notice.
No, because they only shifted it once for the booster, idiot.
WTF are you on about shifted it once ?
oh i think the idiot is the guy who thinks the vaccine is constantly being altered by the manufacturers
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