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Carry on people.
Carry on people.
We acted early enough to mitigate the economic fallout.How are Aus managing the economic fallout? Genuine question, a lot of the way in which Europe has handled the pandemic is due to needing to balance the economy as well as health. Which is why we were all actively encouraged to go out to eat/drink in the summer and things opened back up.
YepJust want to start by saying - not at all a "covid conspirator" or "90% false positives" person or anything like that. Just a bit curious.
My brother tested positive for covid after catching it at work, he developed a cough but nothing more dramatic (he's only 20 and fit and healthy). However he spent time with his girlfriend, my dad and my mum before he found out he had been exposed and they have all tested negative. In my head it doesn't measure up with what we've been hearing about how infectious it is. Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
Friend of mine was in a similar situation. Some of her family tested positive then her boyfriend also did. She tested negative to begin with and it took her 9 days to start getting symptoms and eventually test positive. I guess that’s why it’s 14 days isolation!Just want to start by saying - not at all a "covid conspirator" or "90% false positives" person or anything like that. Just a bit curious.
My brother tested positive for covid after catching it at work, he developed a cough but nothing more dramatic (he's only 20 and fit and healthy). However he spent time with his girlfriend, my dad and my mum before he found out he had been exposed and they have all tested negative. In my head it doesn't measure up with what we've been hearing about how infectious it is. Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
That is so depressing to read. Gosh, you guys are so lucky.I think if you lockdown fast and hard, the better the economy will be in the long run. To keep opening up and going back into lockdown is a disaster for the economy. We won’t go back into lockdown again. It’s all up to the contract tracers now.
Same here. Been awake since 5.30 and just couldn’t get back to sleep even though I currently have symptoms and one of them is fatigue I’ve slept well so far but still could easily nap in the day too.Woke up today feeling meh. Just feel a bit flat. There's nothing to look forward to and even Christmas isn't exciting me this year. Miss taking my kids out for the day and just having fun. Everything just feels a bit tit today.
But they're wasting tests. There are health care workers and carers who struggle to get a test and then you have dickheads like them pissing around with the system.I can’t quote from the last thread but I don’t think they were sending back blank tests to be funny I think it was more caus they’re young boys with bills and can’t afford to isolate. Don’t get me wrong, they are dickheads on times and I wouldn’t put it past them to do something like that for a laugh but I think it was more not wanting to take the test in case they had to isolate. They aren’t lying to get tests, they’re required by work to have them.
Yeah my BIL and two of his daughters tested pos his wife and two sons and another daughter tested neg... he has significant health problems btw but all had no symptoms only the daughter that initially tested pos, she had a very mild case...I’d nearly stick my neck out and say only those with symptoms actually have itJust want to start by saying - not at all a "covid conspirator" or "90% false positives" person or anything like that. Just a bit curious.
My brother tested positive for covid after catching it at work, he developed a cough but nothing more dramatic (he's only 20 and fit and healthy). However he spent time with his girlfriend, my dad and my mum before he found out he had been exposed and they have all tested negative. In my head it doesn't measure up with what we've been hearing about how infectious it is. Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
I agree it’s a waste of a test. But I would say they definitely aren’t the only people in the world who can’t afford to be off isolating. It’s not always people being dicks. If it’s a choice of fake a test and keep your house or potentially have to isolate and then risk losing it (some of them have kids) then what do you doBut they're wasting tests. There are health care workers and carers who struggle to get a test and then you have dickheads like them pissing around with the system.
If your work require you to test and you don't want to, then hand in your resignation.
What line of work are they in? If they are being tested weekly I'd have thought it's because there are serious repercussions to someone being positive and at work but then I've only heard of weekly testing being done in care homes.I agree it’s a waste of a test. But I would say they definitely aren’t the only people in the world who can’t afford to be off isolating. It’s not always people being dicks. If it’s a choice of fake a test and keep your house or potentially have to isolate and then risk losing it (some of them have kids) then what do you do
I know some work for a big engineering/manufacturing (i think it’s something along those lines but i really don’t know) company. I think they may have travel for work though so maybe that’s why? Or it’s just to keep them on work. I don’t think the tests are weekly or anything like that? I really am not sure in the details but I’ll ask my friend and update I’m not sure about the others. But I know the companies pay for the testsWhat line of work are they in? If they are being tested weekly I'd have thought it's because there are serious repercussions to someone being positive and at work but then I've I ky heard of weekly testing being done in care homes.
I think some households must be better at limiting the spread between them as wellJust want to start by saying - not at all a "covid conspirator" or "90% false positives" person or anything like that. Just a bit curious.
My brother tested positive for covid after catching it at work, he developed a cough but nothing more dramatic (he's only 20 and fit and healthy). However he spent time with his girlfriend, my dad and my mum before he found out he had been exposed and they have all tested negative. In my head it doesn't measure up with what we've been hearing about how infectious it is. Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
If they need the money so badly that they're willing to risk putting other people at risk, and ultimately risk their jobs too, why aren't they opening this up to the press?I agree it’s a waste of a test. But I would say they definitely aren’t the only people in the world who can’t afford to be off isolating. It’s not always people being dicks. If it’s a choice of fake a test and keep your house or potentially have to isolate and then risk losing it (some of them have kids) then what do you do