has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
noticeable ongoing effects?

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On 4/11/2023 2:09 pm, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>
> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
> noticeable ongoing effects?

I've had 4 vaccinations which I *think* makes me currently up to date
with them, and I contracted Covid in early June.

I tested positive on a Sunday afternoon. I spent the following Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday in bed sick as a dog with what I described at the
time as feeling like I had the worst 'flu I ever had combined with the
worst hangover I ever had. Fortunately or unfortunately as the case my
be, because I have type 2 Diabetes these days (yes I really do. I told
you all it was coming :), I qualified for the antiviral medication which
I took on the Monday morning.

After 3 days of feeling like shit I was out of bed on Thursday walking
around doing stuff, and on Friday I was out buying coffee and shopping.

Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain in
areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees me
struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off, but
after 5 months the effects are still being felt.

--
--
--
Regards,
Noddy.

On 4/11/2023 3:28 pm, Noddy wrote:
> On 4/11/2023 2:09 pm, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>>
>> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
>> noticeable ongoing effects?
>
> I've had 4 vaccinations which I *think* makes me currently up to date
> with them, and I contracted Covid in early June.
>
> I tested positive on a Sunday afternoon. I spent the following Monday,
> Tuesday and Wednesday in bed sick as a dog with what I described at the
> time as feeling like I had the worst 'flu I ever had combined with the
> worst hangover I ever had. Fortunately or unfortunately as the case my
> be, because I have type 2 Diabetes these days (yes I really do. I told
> you all it was coming :)

You said you you had it on several occasions years ago, then more
recently said you didn't have it and even said you would never have
claimed you had diabetes as you had never had it and now you have it again.

You couldn't lie straight in bed you lying cunt.

--
In thread "May need to buy petrol soon" Sept 23 2021 11:15:59am
Keithr0 wrote: "He made the assertion either he proves it or he is a
proven liar."

On Sept 23 2021 3:16:29pm Keithr0 wrote:
"He asserts that the claim is true, so, if it is unproven, he is lying."

Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>
> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
> noticeable ongoing effects?
>

I haven't had rona. I have done about 200 RATs since COVID-zero ended.
And I had all the vaccines: Astra Zenica, Pfizer, Novavax, Moderna... no
side effects from any.

On 4/11/2023 11:09 am, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>
> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
> noticeable ongoing effects?
>

Only my son has had COVID with any symptoms which were nothing more than
cold like symptoms for a couple of days.

I've had three injections but won't bother with any more. One of my
friends contracted it in Melbourne when he was traveling and he was very
crook for a week. It took him about 3 months to fully recover from
lingering symptoms like fatigue and shortness of breath but he's fine now.

--
In thread "May need to buy petrol soon" Sept 23 2021 11:15:59am
Keithr0 wrote: "He made the assertion either he proves it or he is a
proven liar."

On Sept 23 2021 3:16:29pm Keithr0 wrote:
"He asserts that the claim is true, so, if it is unproven, he is lying."

On 4/11/2023 6:28 pm, Noddy wrote:
> On 4/11/2023 2:09 pm, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>>
>> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
>> noticeable ongoing effects?
>
> I've had 4 vaccinations which I *think* makes me currently up to date
> with them, and I contracted Covid in early June.
>
> I tested positive on a Sunday afternoon. I spent the following Monday,
> Tuesday and Wednesday in bed sick as a dog with what I described at the
> time as feeling like I had the worst 'flu I ever had combined with the
> worst hangover I ever had. Fortunately or unfortunately as the case my
> be, because I have type 2 Diabetes these days (yes I really do. I told
> you all it was coming :), I qualified for the antiviral medication which
> I took on the Monday morning.
>
> After 3 days of feeling like shit I was out of bed on Thursday walking
> around doing stuff, and on Friday I was out buying coffee and shopping.
>
> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain in
> areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees me
> struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off, but
> after 5 months the effects are still being felt.
>
>
Bugger, that doesn't sound good.
I've had 4 Covid vaccinations, I'm eligible for a 5th but haven't had it
and not sure that I want it.
A bloke I know through a car club had very serious reactions to a
vaccination including major lung damage resulting in 3mths in hospital
in a coma and in hospital for almost 6mths in total, he was one of five
in Australia that had the same reaction.
I've seen him since and on the surface it looks like he's fully
recovered but he still has on going problems.

--
Daryl

On 5/11/2023 9:43 am, Daryl wrote:
> On 4/11/2023 6:28 pm, Noddy wrote:

>> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain in
>> areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees me
>> struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off, but
>> after 5 months the effects are still being felt.
>>
>>
> Bugger, that doesn't sound good.

It's mostly gone now, just struggling with memory issues. For a month or
so after I'd tested negative it was fatigue and headaches, but that's
passed now thankfully. It's affected my motivation though, and it's
taking me a long time to do shit now.

> I've had 4 Covid vaccinations, I'm eligible for a 5th but haven't had it
> and not sure that I want it.

I'm due a 5th and will probably get it, but I have to be 6 months clear
of my last Covid infection and that's not until December.

> A bloke I know through a car club had very serious reactions to a
> vaccination including major lung damage resulting in 3mths in hospital
> in a coma and in hospital for almost 6mths in total, he was one of five
> in Australia that had the same reaction.
> I've seen him since and on the surface it looks like he's fully
> recovered but he still has on going problems.

Shit.

I've had Astrazeneca, Pfizer and Moderna jabs with the claims from
medico's being that the "mix" offers greater protection than sticking
with one single type. I never actively sought a mix, it was just how
they were handed out when I rocked up for a shot. The only one I had a
reaction to was the Pfizer, as about 4 hours after the shot I had shaky
hands and sweating. It lasted about an hour and I never had it again.

Still, you can have reactions to anything. I remember taking a bowel
prep solution in readiness for a colonoscopy once that left me laying on
the bathroom floor in convulsions for about 10 minutes.

<shrug>

--
--
--
Regards,
Noddy.

Noddy wrote:
> On 4/11/2023 2:09 pm, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>>
>> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
>> noticeable ongoing effects?
>
> I've had 4 vaccinations which I *think* makes me currently up to date
> with them, and I contracted Covid in early June.
>
> I tested positive on a Sunday afternoon. I spent the following Monday,
> Tuesday and Wednesday in bed sick as a dog with what I described at the
> time as feeling like I had the worst 'flu I ever had combined with the
> worst hangover I ever had. Fortunately or unfortunately as the case my
> be, because I have type 2 Diabetes these days (yes I really do. I told
> you all it was coming :), I qualified for the antiviral medication which
> I took on the Monday morning.
>
> After 3 days of feeling like shit I was out of bed on Thursday walking
> around doing stuff, and on Friday I was out buying coffee and shopping.

Spreading germs as well as your normal rancour.

> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain in
> areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees me
> struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off, but
> after 5 months the effects are still being felt.

Pffft. I had 3 months in ICU after a lung turned into an African
Bullfrog and had to be removed with an explosive device, my left hand
morphed into a dolphin sized flipper, and both my legs fell off.

alvey
Helping satire survive since '75...

Noddy wrote:
> On 4/11/2023 2:09 pm, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>>
>> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
>> noticeable ongoing effects?
>
> I've had 4 vaccinations which I *think* makes me currently up to date
> with them, and I contracted Covid in early June.
>
> I tested positive on a Sunday afternoon. I spent the following Monday,
> Tuesday and Wednesday in bed sick as a dog with what I described at the
> time as feeling like I had the worst 'flu I ever had combined with the
> worst hangover I ever had. Fortunately or unfortunately as the case my
> be, because I have type 2 Diabetes these days (yes I really do. I told
> you all it was coming :), I qualified for the antiviral medication which
> I took on the Monday morning.
>
> After 3 days of feeling like shit I was out of bed on Thursday walking
> around doing stuff, and on Friday I was out buying coffee and shopping.

Spreading germs as well as your normal rancour.

> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain in
> areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees me
> struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off, but
> after 5 months the effects are still being felt.

Pffft. I had 3 months in ICU after a lung turned into an African
Bullfrog and had to be removed with an explosive device, my left hand
morphed into a dolphin sized flipper, and both my legs fell off.

alvey
Helping satire survive since '75...

Clocky wrote:
> On 4/11/2023 11:09 am, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>>
>> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
>> noticeable ongoing effects?
>>
>
> Only my son has had COVID with any symptoms which were nothing more
> than cold like symptoms for a couple of days.
>
> I've had three injections but won't bother with any more. One of my
> friends contracted it in Melbourne when he was traveling and he was
> very crook for a week. It took him about 3 months to fully recover
> from lingering symptoms like fatigue and shortness of breath but he's
> fine now.
>
>

I've never been the same since I had covid and three vax. like your
friend the symptoms lingered for about six months or more, and now I
don't have as much strength, and I tire easily. same for others I know
around my age who had covid and were vaxed. I think the virus and/or the
vax affects the heart, and maybe other organs.

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alvey wrote:

snip repeated post
>
>
> alvey
> Helping satire survive since '75...

Anyone else having probs with Eternal Sept lately?
It claims that the server connection has dropped, but then does your
post anyway. Sometimes twice.

alvey

Magnificent Mousse wrote:

>
> I've never been the same since I had covid and three vax. like your
> friend the symptoms lingered for about six months or more, and now I
> don't have as much strength, and I tire easily. same for others I know
> around my age who had covid and were vaxed. I > think the virus and/or the vax affects the heart, and maybe other organs.

Finding Taylor Swift desirable & talented is a sure sign that at least
two of your organs are malfunctioning...

alvey

On 5/11/2023 7:31 am, alvey wrote:
> alvey wrote:
>
> snip repeated post
>>
>>
>> alvey
>> Helping satire survive since '75...
>
> Anyone else having probs with Eternal Sept lately?
> It claims that the server connection has dropped, but then does your
> post anyway. Sometimes twice.
>
>
> alvey
>

Yep, I mentioned eternal-september having issues a few days ago to keith
who made an ignorant and stupid comment about one of my posts appearing
twice.

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In thread "May need to buy petrol soon" Sept 23 2021 11:15:59am
Keithr0 wrote: "He made the assertion either he proves it or he is a
proven liar."

On Sept 23 2021 3:16:29pm Keithr0 wrote:
"He asserts that the claim is true, so, if it is unproven, he is lying."

On 5/11/2023 7:34 am, alvey wrote:
> Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>
>>
>> I've never been the same since I had covid and three vax. like your
>> friend the symptoms lingered for about six months or more, and now I
>> don't have as much strength, and I tire easily. same for others I know
>> around my age who had covid and were vaxed. I > think the virus and/or
>> the vax affects the heart, and maybe other organs.
>
> Finding Taylor Swift desirable & talented is a sure sign that at least
> two of your organs are malfunctioning...
>
>
>
> alvey
>
>

lol... you prick :-)

--
In thread "May need to buy petrol soon" Sept 23 2021 11:15:59am
Keithr0 wrote: "He made the assertion either he proves it or he is a
proven liar."

On Sept 23 2021 3:16:29pm Keithr0 wrote:
"He asserts that the claim is true, so, if it is unproven, he is lying."

Daryl wrote:
> On 4/11/2023 6:28 pm, Noddy wrote:
>> On 4/11/2023 2:09 pm, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>>>
>>> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
>>> noticeable ongoing effects?
>>
>> I've had 4 vaccinations which I *think* makes me currently up to date
>> with them, and I contracted Covid in early June.
>>
>> I tested positive on a Sunday afternoon. I spent the following
>> Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in bed sick as a dog with what I
>> described at the time as feeling like I had the worst 'flu I ever had
>> combined with the worst hangover I ever had. Fortunately or
>> unfortunately as the case my be, because I have type 2 Diabetes these
>> days (yes I really do. I told you all it was coming :), I qualified
>> for the antiviral medication which I took on the Monday morning.
>>
>> After 3 days of feeling like shit I was out of bed on Thursday
>> walking around doing stuff, and on Friday I was out buying coffee and
>> shopping.
>>
>> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain in
>> areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees me
>> struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off, but
>> after 5 months the effects are still being felt.
>>
>>
> Bugger, that doesn't sound good.
> I've had 4 Covid vaccinations, I'm eligible for a 5th but haven't had
> it and not sure that I want it.

I wouldn't have it if I were you.

> A bloke I know through a car club had very serious reactions to a
> vaccination including major lung damage resulting in 3mths in hospital
> in a coma and in hospital for almost 6mths in total, he was one of
> five in Australia that had the same reaction.
> I've seen him since and on the surface it looks like he's fully
> recovered but he still has on going problems.
>
>

--
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a non-political, fact-based site which examines the ideological
threat that Islam poses to human dignity and freedom

Noddy wrote:
> On 5/11/2023 9:43 am, Daryl wrote:
>> On 4/11/2023 6:28 pm, Noddy wrote:
>
>>> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain
>>> in areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees
>>> me struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off,
>>> but after 5 months the effects are still being felt.
>>>
>>>
>> Bugger, that doesn't sound good.
>
> It's mostly gone now, just struggling with memory issues. For a month
> or so after I'd tested negative it was fatigue and headaches, but
> that's passed now thankfully. It's affected my motivation though, and
> it's taking me a long time to do shit now.
>

interesting. I have that effect also, as do others I know who have had
covid and been vaxxed

>> I've had 4 Covid vaccinations, I'm eligible for a 5th but haven't had
>> it and not sure that I want it.
>
> I'm due a 5th and will probably get it,

I wouldn't If I were you. there's a lot of talk about the harmful
effects of covid vaxes. you have natural immunity from having covid,
plus vaxed immunity, and current strains are said to be less severe

> but I have to be 6 months clear of my last Covid infection and that's
> not until December.
>
>> A bloke I know through a car club had very serious reactions to a
>> vaccination including major lung damage resulting in 3mths in
>> hospital in a coma and in hospital for almost 6mths in total, he was
>> one of five in Australia that had the same reaction.
>> I've seen him since and on the surface it looks like he's fully
>> recovered but he still has on going problems.
>
> Shit.
>
> I've had Astrazeneca, Pfizer and Moderna jabs with the claims from
> medico's being that the "mix" offers greater protection than sticking
> with one single type.

yes

> I never actively sought a mix, it was just how they were handed out
> when I rocked up for a shot. The only one I had a reaction to was the
> Pfizer, as about 4 hours after the shot I had shaky hands and
> sweating. It lasted about an hour and I never had it again.

a friend, only in her forties, was sick as a dog for a week after the
Pfizer vax

>
> Still, you can have reactions to anything. I remember taking a bowel
> prep solution in readiness for a colonoscopy once that left me laying
> on the bathroom floor in convulsions for about 10 minutes.

nah, that was when a tay-tay song came on the radio

>
> <shrug>
>

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threat that Islam poses to human dignity and freedom

alvey wrote:
> Noddy wrote:
>> On 4/11/2023 2:09 pm, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>>>
>>> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
>>> noticeable ongoing effects?
>>
>> I've had 4 vaccinations which I *think* makes me currently up to date
>> with them, and I contracted Covid in early June.
>>
>> I tested positive on a Sunday afternoon. I spent the following
>> Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in bed sick as a dog with what I
>> described at the time as feeling like I had the worst 'flu I ever had
>> combined with the worst hangover I ever had. Fortunately or
>> unfortunately as the case my be, because I have type 2 Diabetes these
>> days (yes I really do. I told you all it was coming :), I qualified
>> for the antiviral medication which I took on the Monday morning.
>>
>> After 3 days of feeling like shit I was out of bed on Thursday
>> walking around doing stuff, and on Friday I was out buying coffee and
>> shopping.
>
> Spreading germs as well as your normal rancour.

yes, he may possibly have still been contagious

>
>> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain in
>> areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees me
>> struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off, but
>> after 5 months the effects are still being felt.
>
> Pffft. I had 3 months in ICU

a friend of mine was really in ICU and almost died. took her 12 months
to recover with ongoing treatment, and still has effects like I've just
been posting about

> after a lung turned into an African Bullfrog and had to be removed
> with an explosive device, my left hand morphed into a dolphin sized
> flipper, and both my legs fell off.
>
>
>
> alvey
> Helping satire survive since '75...
>
>
>

--
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a non-political, fact-based site which examines the ideological
threat that Islam poses to human dignity and freedom

alvey wrote:
> Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>
>>
>> I've never been the same since I had covid and three vax. like your
>> friend the symptoms lingered for about six months or more, and now I
>> don't have as much strength, and I tire easily. same for others I
>> know around my age who had covid and were vaxed. I > think the virus
>> and/or the vax affects the heart, and maybe other organs.
>
> Finding Taylor Swift desirable & talented is a sure sign that at least
> two of your organs are malfunctioning...
>
>

strange. my experience is different. I find she has an effect on one
organ in particular. but the effect is not unique to tay-tay..

>
> alvey
>
>

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threat that Islam poses to human dignity and freedom

Clocky wrote:
> On 5/11/2023 7:31 am, alvey wrote:
>> alvey wrote:
>>
>> snip repeated post
>>>
>>>
>>> alvey
>>> Helping satire survive since '75...
>>
>> Anyone else having probs with Eternal Sept lately?
>> It claims that the server connection has dropped, but then does your
>> post anyway. Sometimes twice.
>>
>>
>> alvey
>>
>
> Yep, I mentioned eternal-september having issues a few days ago to
> keith who made an ignorant and stupid comment about one of my posts
> appearing twice.
>

so nothing unusual for keefy then..

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a non-political, fact-based site which examines the ideological
threat that Islam poses to human dignity and freedom

On 5/11/2023 10:05 am, Noddy wrote:
> On 5/11/2023 9:43 am, Daryl wrote:
>> On 4/11/2023 6:28 pm, Noddy wrote:
>
>>> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain in
>>> areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees me
>>> struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off, but
>>> after 5 months the effects are still being felt.
>>>
>>>
>> Bugger, that doesn't sound good.
>
> It's mostly gone now, just struggling with memory issues. For a month or

I'll say you are - but I wouldn't be blaming that on Covid necessarily.
You've been having memory problems for *decades*, you remember things
that *never happened*. I'd suggest that's more to do with an ABI than
anything covid related.

> so after I'd tested negative it was fatigue and headaches, but that's
> passed now thankfully. It's affected my motivation though, and it's
> taking me a long time to do shit now.

Hasn't slowed you down *talking shit*.
>
>> I've had 4 Covid vaccinations, I'm eligible for a 5th but haven't had
>> it and not sure that I want it.
>
> I'm due a 5th and will probably get it, but I have to be 6 months clear
> of my last Covid infection and that's not until December.
>
>> A bloke I know through a car club had very serious reactions to a
>> vaccination including major lung damage resulting in 3mths in hospital
>> in a coma and in hospital for almost 6mths in total, he was one of
>> five in Australia that had the same reaction.
>> I've seen him since and on the surface it looks like he's fully
>> recovered but he still has on going problems.
>
> Shit.
>
> I've had Astrazeneca, Pfizer and Moderna jabs with the claims from
> medico's being that the "mix" offers greater protection than sticking
> with one single type. I never actively sought a mix, it was just how
> they were handed out when I rocked up for a shot. The only one I had a
> reaction to was the Pfizer, as about 4 hours after the shot I had shaky
> hands and sweating. It lasted about an hour and I never had it again.

Guilt feelings from a round of talking bullshit?
>
> Still, you can have reactions to anything. I remember taking a bowel
> prep solution in readiness for a colonoscopy once that left me laying on
> the bathroom floor in convulsions for about 10 minutes.
>
> <shrug>
>

--
Xeno

Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

On 5/11/2023 10:27 am, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
> Clocky wrote:
>> On 4/11/2023 11:09 am, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>>>
>>> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
>>> noticeable ongoing effects?
>>>
>>
>> Only my son has had COVID with any symptoms which were nothing more
>> than cold like symptoms for a couple of days.
>>
>> I've had three injections but won't bother with any more. One of my
>> friends contracted it in Melbourne when he was traveling and he was
>> very crook for a week. It took him about 3 months to fully recover
>> from lingering symptoms like fatigue and shortness of breath but he's
>> fine now.
>>
>>
>
> I've never been the same since I had covid and three vax. like your
> friend the symptoms lingered for about six months or more, and now I
> don't have as much strength, and I tire easily. same for others I know
> around my age who had covid and were vaxed. I think the virus and/or the
> vax affects the heart, and maybe other organs.
>
The virus affects the heart. Note, the flu virus will do exactly the
same thing - damage your heart as well as damaging your lungs

--
Xeno

Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

On 5/11/2023 11:20 am, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
> Noddy wrote:
>> On 5/11/2023 9:43 am, Daryl wrote:
>>> On 4/11/2023 6:28 pm, Noddy wrote:
>>
>>>> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain
>>>> in areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees
>>>> me struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off,
>>>> but after 5 months the effects are still being felt.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Bugger, that doesn't sound good.
>>
>> It's mostly gone now, just struggling with memory issues. For a month
>> or so after I'd tested negative it was fatigue and headaches, but
>> that's passed now thankfully. It's affected my motivation though, and
>> it's taking me a long time to do shit now.
>>
>
> interesting. I have that effect also, as do others I know who have had
> covid and been vaxxed
>
>>> I've had 4 Covid vaccinations, I'm eligible for a 5th but haven't had
>>> it and not sure that I want it.
>>
>> I'm due a 5th and will probably get it,
>
> I wouldn't If I were you. there's a lot of talk about the harmful

Talk is cheap. Stick to authoritative sources.

> effects of covid vaxes. you have natural immunity from having covid,
> plus vaxed immunity, and current strains are said to be less severe

Tell that to the Chinese who are currently going through wave 4 or 5 and
this wave is mostly affecting children. Note, the Chinese vaccines were
shit at best and downright toxic at worst so consider most Chinese
unvaccinated.
>
>> but I have to be 6 months clear of my last Covid infection and that's
>> not until December.
>>
>>> A bloke I know through a car club had very serious reactions to a
>>> vaccination including major lung damage resulting in 3mths in
>>> hospital in a coma and in hospital for almost 6mths in total, he was
>>> one of five in Australia that had the same reaction.
>>> I've seen him since and on the surface it looks like he's fully
>>> recovered but he still has on going problems.
>>
>> Shit.
>>
>> I've had Astrazeneca, Pfizer and Moderna jabs with the claims from
>> medico's being that the "mix" offers greater protection than sticking
>> with one single type.
>
> yes
>
>> I never actively sought a mix, it was just how they were handed out
>> when I rocked up for a shot. The only one I had a reaction to was the
>> Pfizer, as about 4 hours after the shot I had shaky hands and
>> sweating. It lasted about an hour and I never had it again.
>
> a friend, only in her forties, was sick as a dog for a week after the
> Pfizer vax
>
>>
>> Still, you can have reactions to anything. I remember taking a bowel
>> prep solution in readiness for a colonoscopy once that left me laying
>> on the bathroom floor in convulsions for about 10 minutes.
>
> nah, that was when a tay-tay song came on the radio
>
>>
>> <shrug>
>>
>
>

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(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

On 5/11/2023 11:28 am, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
> alvey wrote:
>> Noddy wrote:
>>> On 4/11/2023 2:09 pm, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>>>>
>>>> has everyone here had both? and if so how have you been since? any
>>>> noticeable ongoing effects?
>>>
>>> I've had 4 vaccinations which I *think* makes me currently up to date
>>> with them, and I contracted Covid in early June.
>>>
>>> I tested positive on a Sunday afternoon. I spent the following
>>> Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in bed sick as a dog with what I
>>> described at the time as feeling like I had the worst 'flu I ever had
>>> combined with the worst hangover I ever had. Fortunately or
>>> unfortunately as the case my be, because I have type 2 Diabetes these
>>> days (yes I really do. I told you all it was coming :), I qualified
>>> for the antiviral medication which I took on the Monday morning.
>>>
>>> After 3 days of feeling like shit I was out of bed on Thursday
>>> walking around doing stuff, and on Friday I was out buying coffee and
>>> shopping.
>>
>> Spreading germs as well as your normal rancour.
>
> yes, he may possibly have still been contagious
>
Would have been! He's an ignorant prick!
>>
>>> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain in
>>> areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees me
>>> struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off, but
>>> after 5 months the effects are still being felt.
>>
>> Pffft. I had 3 months in ICU
>
> a friend of mine was really in ICU and almost died. took her 12 months
> to recover with ongoing treatment, and still has effects like I've just
> been posting about
>
>> after a lung turned into an African Bullfrog and had to be removed
>> with an explosive device, my left hand morphed into a dolphin sized
>> flipper, and both my legs fell off.
>>
>>
>>
>> alvey
>> Helping satire survive since '75...
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>

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Xeno

Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

On 5/11/2023 11:33 am, Magnificent Mousse wrote:
> alvey wrote:
>> Magnificent Mousse wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> I've never been the same since I had covid and three vax. like your
>>> friend the symptoms lingered for about six months or more, and now I
>>> don't have as much strength, and I tire easily. same for others I
>>> know around my age who had covid and were vaxed. I > think the virus
>>> and/or the vax affects the heart, and maybe other organs.
>>
>> Finding Taylor Swift desirable & talented is a sure sign that at least
>> two of your organs are malfunctioning...
>>
>>
>
> strange. my experience is different. I find she has an effect on one
> organ in particular. but the effect is not unique to tay-tay..
>
Nice to see she gives people hope! ;-)

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Xeno

Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

Xeno wrote:
> On 5/11/2023 10:05 am, Noddy wrote:
>> On 5/11/2023 9:43 am, Daryl wrote:
>>> On 4/11/2023 6:28 pm, Noddy wrote:
>>
>>>> Since then I've had long terms effects ranging from increased pain
>>>> in areas that were already problematic, and "brain fog" which sees
>>>> me struggle to remember names and dates. It's gradually easing off,
>>>> but after 5 months the effects are still being felt.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Bugger, that doesn't sound good.
>>
>> It's mostly gone now, just struggling with memory issues. For a month or
>
> I'll say you are - but I wouldn't be blaming that on Covid
> necessarily. You've been having memory problems for *decades*, you
> remember things that *never happened*.

LOL

> I'd suggest that's more to do with an ABI than anything covid related.
>
>> so after I'd tested negative it was fatigue and headaches, but that's
>> passed now thankfully. It's affected my motivation though, and it's
>> taking me a long time to do shit now.
>
> Hasn't slowed you down *talking shit*.

hahaha..

>>
>>> I've had 4 Covid vaccinations, I'm eligible for a 5th but haven't
>>> had it and not sure that I want it.
>>
>> I'm due a 5th and will probably get it, but I have to be 6 months
>> clear of my last Covid infection and that's not until December.
>>
>>> A bloke I know through a car club had very serious reactions to a
>>> vaccination including major lung damage resulting in 3mths in
>>> hospital in a coma and in hospital for almost 6mths in total, he was
>>> one of five in Australia that had the same reaction.
>>> I've seen him since and on the surface it looks like he's fully
>>> recovered but he still has on going problems.
>>
>> Shit.
>>
>> I've had Astrazeneca, Pfizer and Moderna jabs with the claims from
>> medico's being that the "mix" offers greater protection than sticking
>> with one single type. I never actively sought a mix, it was just how
>> they were handed out when I rocked up for a shot. The only one I had
>> a reaction to was the Pfizer, as about 4 hours after the shot I had
>> shaky hands and sweating. It lasted about an hour and I never had it
>> again.
>
> Guilt feelings from a round of talking bullshit?
>>
>> Still, you can have reactions to anything. I remember taking a bowel
>> prep solution in readiness for a colonoscopy once that left me laying
>> on the bathroom floor in convulsions for about 10 minutes.
>>
>> <shrug>
>>
>

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