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COVID makes comeback in Thailand as booster fatigue leaves door open
ThailandRyan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
John, they stopped wearing masks a few days before school re-started in there everyday lives. While the daughter was here with us on the holiday break we only wore masks when we were in areas with crowds. The father now works as a postal delivery bike rider so he has many contacts during the day, the wife runs a pet grooming salon, and the grandmother and grandfather work as cleaners at the local Talad. So many points of contact. It is what it is. This is now the 4th time the stepdaughter has had it, and this time is not as bad as when she was hospitalized for it. -
COVID makes comeback in Thailand as booster fatigue leaves door open
ThailandRyan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
John, The grandfather is at Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital, and they did have room for him as he was moved into the ICU. He has Covid related Pneumonia my stepdaughter informed me. She feels bad because she believes she was the one who brought it home from school. She went to school feeling fine, was sent home with the rest of her class at the beginning of the day on Tuesday, but by noon was feeling feverish and had a sore throat. By Wednesday the whole family was down. Pretty rapid spread. -
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COVID makes comeback in Thailand as booster fatigue leaves door open
ThailandRyan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
As I posted on another OP on Tuesday, the stepdaughter was sent home as well as the rest of her reduced class from school, as over half were out with Covid. She ended up with Covid later that day. Moving forward to today, we received a call about an hour ago from the stepdaughter who let us know that her father, her stepmother, Grandfather and Grandmother are all very sick with Covid. In fact her Grandpa has been hospitalized as he is having a hard time breathing. The step daughter sounds horrible still herself, she indicated she had a fever for the past 2 days but today it is gone. The hospital is seeing many new patients now she said, and Grandpa was moved ahead of the que as he needed oxygen. This is in the Sai Mai Area of Bangkok. For those of you who think Covid is nothing and is not a problem, you better think again. It does affect children as well. -
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Sarcasm I am guessing. People trip and fall daily, or even just trip but recover. As we all get older it does become an issue, but does not indicate we have lost our mental faculties. Seems he made a good recovery after his minor incident and continued onward finishing out the ceremony. https://rollcall.com/2023/06/01/biden-falls-at-graduation-but-gets-back-up-and-finishes-ceremony/ After being helped up, Biden pointed at an object on the stage and appeared to indicate he tripped on it. A reporter traveling with Biden sent a dispatch indicated the object was a sandbag. The reporter said the president stood until the ceremony ended a few minutes later. ....... Biden is not the first senior U.S. official to take a tumble this year, after Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell tripped and fell at a fundraising event in Washington, D.C. The Kentucky Republican, 81, missed several weeks of Senate work after suffering a concussion and injuring his ribs.
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Seems to me he is pointing at what caused his brief fall.
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COVID makes comeback in Thailand as booster fatigue leaves door open
ThailandRyan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
It appears that Thailand is not alone with rising cases. It appears they are increasing in many places, but it was to be expected. Since Covid is now endemic we will see these fluctuations yearly during the certain seasons which we see increases for other illnesses occur. Could be a myriad of reasons. https://ourworldindata.org/covid-cases- 363 replies
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US debt ceiling: Will there be enough time to get a deal through?
ThailandRyan replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Let's hope that the senate does not stall this and cause a default. A default would be disastrous. This deal may not be good for both sides, but it keeps the spending in check and flat which should over time reduce the actual overall debt. -
With more and more information coming out everyday, regarding Trumps indiscretions, the sooner an indictment is made and he is prosecuted the sooner the US can move forward. Still stuck in an endless Trump loop. Time to move on from Trump and heal the nation he is still dividing.
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There are hundreds of other lawsuits which have been filed for many other medication and drug interactions. Remember the vaccines are not a sterilizing vaccine. Do you really want to go down the road your going? You have done this before many times over the past few years and have always been shown the information to prove what your being told. As we have had these types of conversations before, it gets tiring, and therefore I will let you do the research on both sides of the fence instead of doing it. Agreeing to Disagree with your view and moving on.
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No they were not rushed into production, and Yes they were fully evaluated. Been in Production for years for many things. https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2021/the-long-history-of-mrna-vaccines Thanks to decades of research and innovation, mRNA vaccine technology was ready. With COVID, this technology got its moment and has proven to be extremely safe and effective. Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine is the first mRNA product to achieve full FDA approval in the U.S.
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Neither could they use it to provide prosecuting attorneys with any evidence for a case to be prosecuted. If they had then it would have been done and over with before the election... It's my believe that the Trump folks held onto it, since he was in power at the time, so that it wouldn't see the light of day to be tried before the election. Imagine if they had tried Hunter before the election and the case imploded.....hmmm
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Misinformation once again. Fact check and many other sources prove your comments are wrong. The Pfizer executive never said what you folks are passing on. Fact Check-Preventing transmission never required for COVID vaccines’ initial approval; Pfizer vax did reduce transmission of early variants | Reuters To get emergency approval, companies needed to show that the vaccines were safe and prevented vaccinated people from getting ill. They did not have to show that the vaccine would also prevent people from spreading the virus to others. Once the vaccines were on the market, independent researchers in multiple countries studied people who received the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine and did show that vaccination reduced transmission of variants circulating at the time. The misleading posts imply that national restrictions such as vaccine passports were based on a promise of vaccines blocking virus spread that neither the companies nor EU regulators made before the vaccines were marketed. Back on topic, the way I read the OP is that the lady had an autoimmune disorder to begin with, before she was vaccinated. I have an auto immune disorder and because of it the only vaccines the doctor wanted me to have was the AZ vaccine, Not everyone has a medical problem after taking a vaccine, and that can be the Influenza vaccine, the MMR vaccine, the Hepatitis vaccine or a multitude of others vaccines even the Covid vaccines, yet some, and that is "some" of the folks do have side effects from vaccines, side effects which can be deadly or cause other issues. Trying to say that the vaccines for Covid were never tested is a misnomer.
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Students Fatally Stab Each Other at Sisaket Province School
ThailandRyan replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
Not just the teachers but the entire administration of the school should have been made aware, and if they were aware then they should not have blown it off and done nothing to curtail the issue. -
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