williamalex1
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Sadly not available in Boots or without boots in Scotland when i needed it.Had mine at Boots
Sadly not available in Boots or without boots in Scotland when i needed it.Had mine at Boots
So my test has come back as positive - boo.
Quick question for @Ethan which may sound daft but...can we stop trying to self isolate from each other now we're both positive?! I guess I can't get it any worse by continuing to be exposed to someone else who has it once I have it?? Does virus load apply? David has developed a high temperature since yesterday and certainly feeling a bit rougher than he had been although not as rough as he felt on Wed/Thur. I've got a very slight cough but that's about it - and want it to stay that way!
I’ve just read an article that suggests we should not be pinning all of our hopes on a vaccine given what is happening in Denmark at the moment with the mink. I won’t claim to be an expert in this and would welcome the comments from Ethan etc who have the background as to whether this is likely to be an issue longer term.
Essentially the version of the virus that has been passed back to humans from the mink has muted and specially changes are within the Spike protein. Very early indications (and these are based on a VERY limited sample) are that this particular mink virus is not inhibited to the same degree by antibodies from humans with this version compared to those who have with the non-muted variant.
The major problem if this is true is that the two most promising vaccines are specially directed against this Spike protein so any changes/mutations are likely to render the vaccines less effective should it get into the wider population. Apparently this version of the virus has been found in mink populations across 6 other countries so it is unlikely that this new strain is going to be contained. Plus, even if it was the chances are this will happen anyway just with a different animal.
My question for those who are more knowledgeable on the subject, how much of an issue is the above if it turns out to be correct?
Interesting question, and doesn't come up as often as it should!. I don't think there is a specific recommendation for this, but if you are both positive, I don't think either of you will make the others course any worse, so I think you are OK to mix again.
So my test has come back as positive - boo.
Quick question for @Ethan which may sound daft but...can we stop trying to self isolate from each other now we're both positive?! I guess I can't get it any worse by continuing to be exposed to someone else who has it once I have it?? Does virus load apply? David has developed a high temperature since yesterday and certainly feeling a bit rougher than he had been although not as rough as he felt on Wed/Thur. I've got a very slight cough but that's about it - and want it to stay that way!
Got a call from the school, daughter has been in contact with confirmed case as has to stay off for 10 days.
Yeah same sort of thing here , daughter to stay off till the 19th, no need for us to isolate as yet. Hopefully she didn't catch it. We don't know who the contact was , but we suspect its the teacher as she's been off and the front row of class have all been told to isolate.My mum got the call Friday that she had last been in contract with a confirmed case on Tuesday so isolate until 18th
Dad's free to leave the house
Now my mum works 3 days a week. Tuesday thrus Friday
We saw her briefly weds as she looks after our eldest after nursery on Wednesdays....
Haven't seen her since
We don't have to isolate or anything unless she got symtoms by yesterday or something ...very confusing
But she worried shes given it to our daughter
I keep telling her it's such low risk because it's one day you worked with that child and you saw her outside as was nice day they played in their garden etc
Plus my mum is super clean about everything
But a worry none the less
Wife just had an email from her school, 6 year groups single form entry. Year 3 Teaching Assistance aged 21 has it, spent half term away partying (why post the stuff on Facebook) tested positive. Year 3 is now isolating but the knock on effect is massive.
Tomorrow my wife has a senco meeting for a young boy from year 3 who is going blind and will not live more than another 10 years. Year 3 teacher is involved, looks like it has to be cancelled, 3 weeks in the planning with massive work load and input from all parties. All buggered now.
At the park this morning 3 families all playing together with their kids, no distancing and just popped outside and watched my neighbour's get in to their friends car who has come to pick them up.
Exercise in frustration really, it won't get to where we need it to be and we are going to be living with continual lockdowns every month or so.
God, this made me so angry. Country has far too many of these idiots,,
If that "partying" is true, then immediate dismissal.
Good luck with that in front of an appeal.. There is no contract with the school about not-partying.
We dont know how many were at the Party.. what if it was a silent disco and everyone tested before hand.
On the other hand... black mark in my register.
I get your argument but if everyone who has broken a "Covid" rule ( no matter how big or small) got the sack i suspect there wouldn't be many people left in employment.Subject to all the facts, would not partying have been contrary to Covid rules, I.e the law?
Quick question. If you test positive, how long are you meant to isolate for as not sure. Assume cannot be until the end of symptoms as can have them for months. Is it a set 14 days or are there criteria you have to meet to end isolation. Not got it but interested to know if the day comes
Good luck with that in front of an appeal.. There is no contract with the school about not-partying.
We dont know how many were at the Party.. what if it was a silent disco and everyone tested before hand.
On the other hand... black mark in my register.