The ol' 'Rona - got sick? Got vaccinated? Tell us!
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I dunno about microchips, but my Oculus VR headset was suddenly one of the first to get the new v29 upgrade, where I was in one of the last rounds for every previous update. Clearly, I'm getting bonus points for being a loyal corporate drone.
All hail Magneto!
The magnetism does not make any sense. The total amount of the injection is 0.3 ml; that's not enough to produce that kind of magnetism even if they were injecting you with X-Men-style liquid iron.
Got Covid back in December. Put me on my butt for about 2 days but then I was up and feeling good. Didn't last more than a week. I was supposed to be quarantined for up to 10 days. 5 days later I get checked and I'm clear so I get the go ahead to go back to work. Had a blood test done to test for antibodies and it confirms I did have the Covid and not a false positive. I've decided to forgo the Vaccine until a better, more refined one comes out in a say a few years.
You got super lucky then. Two of my friends here got COVID, and they were basically floored for *a month*.
Sounds like you should consult a Doctor, ngl.
Everyone gets hit different by it
They do. One guy I know had it but never had any symptoms. Really big guy and not at all healthy. Another guy and a girl, both health nuts, it fucked em up for a couple of weeks. All of them recovered but its weird how it hits a person.
That is the biggest thing. It hits everyone diffrent
I certainly won't deny I got lucky. But the virus, as bad as it is, isn't as deadly as the media had made it out to be. If I remember correctly, current survival rate has actually increased from 99.4% to 99.5%. And I think that might be due to better therapeutics.
Hence lucky.
maybe the antibodies in you could be the basis of a cure/vaccine.
I don't get why those medical idiots don't go looking for COVID survivors who've weathered the Red Plague relatively well and extract the antibodies from them and then synthesize said antibodies.
Get a bunch from quite a few different people and mix it up into a super-cocktail cure.
Guess this only proves that COVID wasn't an accident and certain parties are manipulating the situation to their advantage.
I don't think it quite works that way. I mean there are all sorts of things that go into it. Body chemistry is different from person to person, genetics, underlying health issues, family history, smoker or non smoker, ect ect.
GROGNARD
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Wife and I both tested positive for the Rona. She had a headache & was fine the next day.
I suffered thru 6 days of fever, body pain, and breathing thru rusty razor wire in my lungs.
She is an FNP and RN, so I had her treat me at home.
But I will say that on those days, when I started coughing, and the razor wire started spinning, and I watched my Pulse-Oximeter go from 95%/70bpm to 70%/140bpm .... shit got scary.
I was finished with it about two weeks ago, but am still weak. Plus, I lost 15 lbs & I've reduced lung function.
I suffered thru 6 days of fever, body pain, and breathing thru rusty razor wire in my lungs.
She is an FNP and RN, so I had her treat me at home.
But I will say that on those days, when I started coughing, and the razor wire started spinning, and I watched my Pulse-Oximeter go from 95%/70bpm to 70%/140bpm .... shit got scary.
I was finished with it about two weeks ago, but am still weak. Plus, I lost 15 lbs & I've reduced lung function.
TyrantTriumphant
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I recently got the Johnson and Johnson vaccine and felt really sick for about a day. If that was smaller reaction than I would have had to the actual Wuhan Virus then I'm glad I got the vaccine before I could get sick for real.
That's the fundamental concept behind the old-school method of synthesizing vaccines, yes.
Unfortunately, developing a safe and viable vaccine by this method is a very slow process of trial and error; modern genetic engineering based vaccine development techniques are faster, more reliable, and produce more effective vaccines because they are built around studying the actual virus and actually designing ways to target it.
I'm going for a physical in a couple weeks.