I still have a bit of a chesty feeling from recent cold. My nose is always bunged up following a partially successful nose op following a rugby injury.
Otherwise feel fine
Otherwise feel fine
Now where to start really, I'm an open book. Lol.
Scratching around at home girlfriend finishes Friday. My mum has come down with something sounds like a cold she is waiting on a call from the docs.
I'm alright. Was outside the back door at rexel at 7:15 waiting for some gear to be shuffled out .It had the feeling of a none legit transaction about it .gear was summarily put down and counter staff made a bolt for the door ?
had a runny nose yesterday feels like a been hit by hundred piggmys with sticks. but still here.
When I say ," made a bolt for the door " ya know what I mean
Never mind ring up the NHS, peaple need to get on this site so we can all put the experiences what and what not you get.
I’m all Alrite it’s all the others!.......the worlds gone nuts.....my neighbour asked me to get her a patch of roofing felt the weekend (mates a roofer) for her shed......called out to her this morning explaining they’ll be a delay as he’s gone down with the corona virus......her reply.........what’s that?.......me speechless!
are saying they push the gear out with a stick. Lol.
Bit like your experience with the plywood buzz
wow, could you go round to the roofer house a drag him out off it. Hole you fix yes.
I’m just grateful for this weather otherwise I think my Mrs would kill at least 2 of the kids if they couldn’t go outside to the garden ?
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Nah he’s a big lump mate......I just speechless that someone couldn’t know what corona was.....it must be so peaceful in her head! ?
There will be a lot of DIY going on soon. Lol.
just think with easter coming up there will no easter eggs rolling down any hills. Poor kids.
just think with easter coming up there will no easter eggs rolling down any hills. Poor kids.
Changed, three words.
Might as well use my time constructively....arrived this morning ?
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Sorry @James though I’d posted the above in @happyhippydad keep it light thread..
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Sorry @James though I’d posted the above in @happyhippydad keep it light thread..
That 'cold' might very well have been the virus... some people have had very mild symptoms, many of which are remarkably like a cold.
I've heard it's quite rare to get any cold-like symptoms with it but you never know.
I think only widespread testing after the crisis will tell us the true extent of infected people. That is if such a thing is possible.
there are three diffrant symptoms
Cold, sore throats coughing. And least of all death.at the moment I have snotty noise a slite sore throat. A bit tiredness. But my body's trying to resist it. so I will need my medisson at 6.o'clock call teachers best.
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No problems here, thankfully.
I'm presently carrying-out an EICR in a rather large factory, and am fortunate to be able to carry-on regardless as we (my apprentice and I) are working between 4:30 and 11:30 pm during which time the factory is deserted.
I'm presently carrying-out an EICR in a rather large factory, and am fortunate to be able to carry-on regardless as we (my apprentice and I) are working between 4:30 and 11:30 pm during which time the factory is deserted.
No problems here as well, but in self isolation as the daughter had a temp and sore throat.
She is doing great and has been running around the house. No one else has has any symptoms. This is our second week. Ends Sunday.
I'm working from home. Missus is back to work on Monday (Essential worker)
Hope everyone else is going great and if they get it they recover quickly.
She is doing great and has been running around the house. No one else has has any symptoms. This is our second week. Ends Sunday.
I'm working from home. Missus is back to work on Monday (Essential worker)
Hope everyone else is going great and if they get it they recover quickly.
A bit similar, I suppose. Nose knackered from various breaks and smacks...rugby. Cricket ball (top edge whilst batting) was the worst, before helmets. Bunged up and sometimes sinus trouble breathing at night.
Had two knee replacements in the last 15 months. I would have been in the mire if I'd put them off and left them 'til now!!
Generally feeling fine.
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Tell me about it I’m waiting for a nose op and a knee op....both have now been cancelled.....although last week I had an op to remove some scar tissues on my inner upper lip and the surgeon unknowingly put a stitch through an artery......a week later I woke up at 2 in the morning with the bed and room covered in blood....had another emergency op in A&E to stop the bleeding....I’ll give hospitals a miss for a while thanks ?
Don't blame you …. Hope we all do.
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davesparks
It seems there is still some confusion,
the main symptoms to look out for are a high temperature on the chest or back and/or a new continuous cough (a cough which lasts over an hour or 3+ coughing episodes in 24 hours)
A lot of people have very mild symptoms, much like the flu or a cold, and the exact symptoms can vary between people.
The severity in a normal, healthy, person will be governed by the viral load, this means basically howuch of the virus they get in their system.
I'm far from an expert but my understanding of this is as follows:
If one unit of the virus gets in to your system it will begin to multiply and your body will begin to work out how to fight it, after a period of time your body will work out how to kill it and proceed to do so.
By the time your body has worked out how to kill it that one unit of virus may have multiplied to 100 units.
However if you start with 10 units in your body then by the time your body has worked out to kill it there are 1000 units in your body and you are far, far more ill.
It is not the case that once you have caught the virus you have it and that is it, every time you pick up another dose from another infected person it increases your viral load.
This is why if you catch it you need to keep away from people, even other people who have caught it.
the main symptoms to look out for are a high temperature on the chest or back and/or a new continuous cough (a cough which lasts over an hour or 3+ coughing episodes in 24 hours)
A lot of people have very mild symptoms, much like the flu or a cold, and the exact symptoms can vary between people.
The severity in a normal, healthy, person will be governed by the viral load, this means basically howuch of the virus they get in their system.
I'm far from an expert but my understanding of this is as follows:
If one unit of the virus gets in to your system it will begin to multiply and your body will begin to work out how to fight it, after a period of time your body will work out how to kill it and proceed to do so.
By the time your body has worked out how to kill it that one unit of virus may have multiplied to 100 units.
However if you start with 10 units in your body then by the time your body has worked out to kill it there are 1000 units in your body and you are far, far more ill.
It is not the case that once you have caught the virus you have it and that is it, every time you pick up another dose from another infected person it increases your viral load.
This is why if you catch it you need to keep away from people, even other people who have caught it.
I have a daily morning runny nose, but always clears by mid morning.
I get regular sore throats, but that’s an ongoing thing.
If I get something I’m not expecting, or really feel unwell, then I’ll worry.
I get regular sore throats, but that’s an ongoing thing.
If I get something I’m not expecting, or really feel unwell, then I’ll worry.
And I read yesterday that 1 in 3 people that have tested positive for the virus, have not reported any symptoms whatsoever !
From what I hear, have read and decyphered... an enormous number of people already have the virus or have had it and recovered, the vast majority of which having mild symptoms or none at all.
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davesparks
The problem with things like that is they are estimates, or plain guesses, it is highly likely that a lot of people have had it without symptoms, but they don't get tested or recorded in statistics so the figures are educated guesses.
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Wilko
We’ve both had scratchy throat and unwell feeling etc but so mild it could’ve been any regular virus. I’m keen to get the antibody test when they start selling it
i am fine know not sure if i had it earlier in the year had raging flu like symptoms high temperature and really bad dry cough it knocked me off my feet for about a week went away then came back with a vengance about a week later this was mid january long before it was suppose to be in the country , i am fine know and have been since early feb
Me and a couple of the guys I work with had the same back in Dec/Jan. I really felt terrible. Feel fine now though.
There was definitely a nasty one going round earlier. I had it before and after last Christmas and into new year. I was right for about 4 days then got it back again so more than three weeks ill in total. Initially had about 5 feverish nights with soaked bed, was a right walloper that gave me a respiratory tract infection. The missus suffered badly with it too but the kids had milder symptoms.
Contracted too early to be be covid-19 though according to the available info.
Interesting, although if that was the case it would surely have escalated quicker and earlier ? Unless it was just unnoticed ?
It's not until the press get hold of things that they get noticed. There's never any fuss over the average 600 UK deaths a year due to normal flu as it doesn't sell.
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