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The 2020 Corona Thread

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18 hours ago, DiPros said:

Wonder what his odds are?  He is tall, not overweight, no underlying health issues.  Maybe 50/50?  I'm not going to look it up.

If he was intubated his chances are pretty grim unfortunately. Hopefully he’ll be one of the lucky ones. 

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18 hours ago, DiPros said:

Wonder what his odds are?  He is tall, not overweight, no underlying health issues.  Maybe 50/50?  I'm not going to look it up.

Last I saw it was, on average, better than that (mortality somewhere in the 20-40s depending on the study you look). With new techniques and management strategies the numbers seemed to be improving as the pandemic went on (initially mortality was much higher, I saw 80 once in a very early and small study) but I don't know how/if delta changes that now. Age is also another factor that increases risk. 

Hope he pulls through Di.

1 hour ago, Talkingbirds said:

MI is getting lit up too. These anti-vaxxers are about to find out how much more insidious Delta is compared to OG covid. Same for parents on the fence about getting their kids vaxed. My kids are in between doses and we had to pull them out of school yesterday due to a close call. I am not at all interested in F'ing around and finding out now that we are so close to being able to fully protect them. 

those of you who have gotten the booster, how hard did it hit you compared to the original vaccination?

2 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

those of you who have gotten the booster, how hard did it hit you compared to the original vaccination?

Same as second dose. Arm was sore for a day (difficult to sleep on since I'm a side sleeper) but fine after that.

1 hour ago, DEagle7 said:

Last I saw it was, on average, better than that (mortality somewhere in the 20-40s depending on the study you look). With new techniques and management strategies the numbers seemed to be improving as the pandemic went on (initially mortality was much higher, I saw 80 once in a very early and small study) but I don't know how/if delta changes that now. Age is also another factor that increases risk. 

Hope he pulls through Di.

I do too.  I did look it up and saw different numbers as well.  Like you said the studies are a little skewed since they are counting the really high numbers in the beginning.  What I read about being mechanically ventilated is crazy.  Are there different types of O2-the rate-and then the criteria to determine if it is helping him or not?  It's a little over my head.  Let alone the risk for further lung injury, loss of muscle mass, and other physical therapy issues he will have if by some miracle he comes out of it.

1 hour ago, Jsvand12 said:

If he was intubated his chances are pretty grim unfortunately. Hopefully he’ll be one of the lucky ones. 

Thank you, I hope so too.

41 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Same as second dose. Arm was sore for a day (difficult to sleep on since I'm a side sleeper) but fine after that.

After seeing some of you in here with no adverse or different effects from the boosters shot, and it should get open to all adults within the next week or so, I went ahead and scheduled my booster.  Sticking with the Moderna.  Dec 1-just under 7 months out from 2nd dose.

45 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

those of you who have gotten the booster, how hard did it hit you compared to the original vaccination?

didn't hit me at all...no side effects other than a sore arm for a couple days. 

 

 

1 hour ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

those of you who have gotten the booster, how hard did it hit you compared to the original vaccination?

 

1 hour ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

I was just coming here to post this.  I have mine scheduled for 11 today.  

Better than the 2nd dose for me. A little tired and achy starting about 12 hours after and lasting for about another 12

May be a Twitter screenshot of 1 person and text that says 'Nurse Sarah @NurseSarah1990 For the first time in my career, I took care of an 8 year old little boy with myocarditis in the ER. It has begun. 10:08 AM 17 Nov 21. Twitter for iPhone'

1 hour ago, DiPros said:

I do too.  I did look it up and saw different numbers as well.  Like you said the studies are a little skewed since they are counting the really high numbers in the beginning.  What I read about being mechanically ventilated is crazy.  Are there different types of O2-the rate-and then the criteria to determine if it is helping him or not?  It's a little over my head.  Let alone the risk for further lung injury, loss of muscle mass, and other physical therapy issues he will have if by some miracle he comes out of it.

Yeah they're managing the oxygen percentages, rate of air flow, positioning (prone) and other things much more differently than they did early in the pandemic. Not to mention waiting much later to intubate than they did before. All of which has led to the reduced mortality rates. They're pretty universally protocolized by now which is good. 

But yeah the recovery is going to be long when he's extubated unfortunately. Probably will need to be in a rehab nursing facility for awhile. 

17 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Don’t believe the rumor.  You don’t take the booster shot in your ass.  

Stay out of my business!

1 hour ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

I was just coming here to post this.  I have mine scheduled for 11 today.  

Mine was about the same as dose 2. Maybe slightly less of an effect. About 12 hours later had a fever and chills. I was fine by the next morning though. Went with moderna for all of them. I assume the side effects were slightly less for the booster because they give a half dose. 

3 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

those of you who have gotten the booster, how hard did it hit you compared to the original vaccination?

I'm hoping to grow an extra P this time, the extra finger I got from the first round is kinda useless.

It never ends. Shout out to Joe Shades and EagleVA. They called it.

3 hours ago, Procus said:

May be a Twitter screenshot of 1 person and text that says 'Nurse Sarah @NurseSarah1990 For the first time in my career, I took care of an 8 year old little boy with myocarditis in the ER. It has begun. 10:08 AM 17 Nov 21. Twitter for iPhone'

 

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2 minutes ago, Toty said:

The only thing I like better than redhead Irish nurses... are exquisitely stupid redhead Irish nurses

where do I sign? :wub:

so you met my ex?

6 minutes ago, Toty said:

no.

do go on, though... :o

she's a redhead irish nurse, and owned a copy of the DSM in high school.

I mean, I don't want to say fish in a barrel but... 

Just now, Toty said:

There are no fish in a barrel for me. Even in the rare event that I have access to said barrel, I still have to throw a stick of dynamite in there just for an outsid3 chance...

btw, "nurse sarah" above already nuked her own twitter

my ex's name was Sarah too, FWIW. I actually squinted at the avatar, but it ain't her.

Just now, Toty said:

stop talking and just post some pictures of your ex already

onlyfans is eating up my savings

it's been 20 years man, sorry. she lives mainly in my memory now lol

6 hours ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Don’t believe the rumor.  You don’t take the booster shot in your ass.  

Ahh too bad, Hunt will be disappointed 

22 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

Ahh too bad, Hunt will be disappointed 

Hunt will be fine. The other idiot just checked the wrong box on the form. The anal option is still available.

46 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Little drowsiness and aches.  About 8 hours since my shot.  

You're gonna need another one.

1 minute ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

You’re gonna need a tall glass. 

I have a preference for tumblers.

23 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

those of you who have gotten the booster, how hard did it hit you compared to the original vaccination?

Not at all.  My second dose of Moderna caused a pretty strong reaction for 24 hours: head and body aches, fever up to 103.  I got the booster 2 weeks ago and had a little soreness at the injection site and nothing else.

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