Red Mosquito

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

wease wrote:

doug rr wrote:

wease wrote:Thanks, everyone, for all the well wishes. Very much appreciated.

what are you making tonight?

Check the thread…

One more symptom, my appetite is practically nonexistent right now. I feel hungry, but don’t even want to eat after the first 4-5 bites. I’ve lost 14 lbs since last Tuesday.

i'm going to bring you chick-fil-a and administer it through your veins

My oldest just brought me a sugar-free lemonade/ice cream drink from there. Delicious.

wease wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

wease wrote:

doug rr wrote:

wease wrote:Thanks, everyone, for all the well wishes. Very much appreciated.

what are you making tonight?

Check the thread…

One more symptom, my appetite is practically nonexistent right now. I feel hungry, but don’t even want to eat after the first 4-5 bites. I’ve lost 14 lbs since last Tuesday.

i'm going to bring you chick-fil-a and administer it through your veins

My oldest just brought me a sugar-free lemonade/ice cream drink from there. Delicious.

very nice…you got a good kid there

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

JuanHamm wrote:How's it going Wease? Any updates?

Maybe if we're assholes about it, he'll get better.

have the covid trolls been banned again?

if so, who will you feud with?

Believe it or not, I’m actually not a big feud guy.

Not.

Also, verb's still around, I believe.

Rob wrote:Hope you feel better. I got Covid like 8-9 months ago. My smell is still basically non-existent and my taste and appetite never really recovered. Lost 35 pounds which was good, and I feel better than I have in a while, but the lack of smell/taste is driving me nuts at this point.

I got it post-vaccination (early August) so my symptoms were basically nil. Runny nose for a couple days. But my sense of smell is still gone and my sense of taste is still weak. The last three weeks or so there's times when I think my taste is coming back but then it kind of comes and goes. Hot sauce on everything for now.

B wrote:

spike wrote:

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

JuanHamm wrote:How's it going Wease? Any updates?

Maybe if we're assholes about it, he'll get better.

have the covid trolls been banned again?

if so, who will you feud with?

Believe it or not, I’m actually not a big feud guy.

Not.

Also, verb's still around, I believe.

Who else do I feud with?

Sup, pussy.

You’re in a better place now.

Worth a shot

Ello Sailor wrote:Worth a shot

*jab

I do sometimes wonder what successfully softened up Soma.

A meaningful relationship? Maturation? Therapy?

So things are pretty bad here. ICU's are overwhelmed, most of the COVID people in there are non vaxx'd, more beds opened by the Health Authority filled up quickly, urgent surgeries are being cancelled daily so the ORs can be used as makeshift ICU rooms, 20-30 dying every day in my province alone and the only way the sick can get a bed in the ICU is when someone dies off.

And an ICU nurse who contracted COVID at work passed away yesterday.

Two days after the infusion and I don’t feel a lot different. Still can’t take a deep breath. Extremely fatigued. Feel constantly shaky. Body aches. Headache and today my sinuses started draining a lot again. My whole everything just feels off. All I want to do is just lay around and sleep. Or try to. But work and life keeps getting in the way.

Stickman wrote:So things are pretty bad here. ICU's are overwhelmed, most of the COVID people in there are non vaxx'd, more beds opened by the Health Authority filled up quickly, urgent surgeries are being cancelled daily so the ORs can be used as makeshift ICU rooms, 20-30 dying every day in my province alone and the only way the sick can get a bed in the ICU is when someone dies off.

And an ICU nurse who contracted COVID at work passed away yesterday.

Yeah but hospitals always use triage protocols so this is actually fine.

Norris wrote:

Stickman wrote:So things are pretty bad here. ICU's are overwhelmed, most of the COVID people in there are non vaxx'd, more beds opened by the Health Authority filled up quickly, urgent surgeries are being cancelled daily so the ORs can be used as makeshift ICU rooms, 20-30 dying every day in my province alone and the only way the sick can get a bed in the ICU is when someone dies off.

And an ICU nurse who contracted COVID at work passed away yesterday.

Yeah but hospitals always use triage protocols so this is actually fine.

Mr Health has chimed in!

spike wrote:

B is better on the logistics but this would seem to be a big deal globally, especially in poorer places, wouldn't it?

4/5 wrote:

spike wrote:

B is better on the logistics but this would seem to be a big deal globally, especially in poorer places, wouldn't it?

Any advances in covid therapies are big, especially at home treatment in pill form. Considering how pushed to the brink healthcare providers have been for 18 months.

4/5 wrote:

spike wrote:

B is better on the logistics but this would seem to be a big deal globally, especially in poorer places, wouldn't it?

I just think new treatments for Americans is throwing good money after bad, when you could redirect money and effort to people who actually want COVID relief and can't get it.

Brett Kavanaugh has returned a positive PCR test for the Woo Flu

B wrote:

4/5 wrote: B is better on the logistics but this would seem to be a big deal globally, especially in poorer places, wouldn't it?

I just think new treatments for Americans is throwing good money after bad, when you could redirect money and effort to people who actually want COVID relief and can't get it.

My thought was a pill seems cheaper to produce going forward, cheaper/easier to transport, store, etc., things that would help globally in places where vaccines aren't very available or just an easier option to get the masses some protection.