lots of sick people

[BenStark]

1 minute ago, still kicking said:

I did not reply to you but someone said health does not come in a needle 

Do I have to ask your permission to reply?

[still kicking]

1 minute ago, BenStark said:

Do I have to ask your permission to reply?

No I am not a Mod 

[rattlesnake]

3 minutes ago, still kicking said:

We not talking just about covid read the OP 

But I replied to the OP citing the Covid jabs, and here we are.

[still kicking]

4 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

But I replied to the OP citing the Covid jabs, and here we are.

an abnormally large number of people i know are all sick right now. myself included. had a scratchy throat the other morning and within a few hours turned into a nasty cold. sniffles runny nose not much else. i have been overdosing on tiffy.

 

 

anyone else in the same boat ?

Where does it mentioned Covid?

[Furioso]

I got sick 4 days ago. Cold with bronchitis. Thankfully not flu. Worst was yesterday now I'm a lot better but still have a fairly nasty cough.

 

I texted one friend and he said he and his wife have virtually the same thing.

 

I texted another friend and he said a lot of people are sick with the same symptoms all over Thailand. 

[rattlesnake]

3 minutes ago, still kicking said:

an abnormally large number of people i know are all sick right now. myself included. had a scratchy throat the other morning and within a few hours turned into a nasty cold. sniffles runny nose not much else. i have been overdosing on tiffy.

 

 

anyone else in the same boat ?

Where does it mentioned Covid?

In my first response, I said I believed people have weakened immune systems because of the Covid jabs. That's the missing link you're looking for.

[still kicking]

1 minute ago, rattlesnake said:

In my first response, I said I believed people have weakened immune systems because of the Covid jabs. That's the missing link you're looking for.

Oh forget it you said the OP it means original poster he never mentioned covid 

[Adumbration]

I quit eating all simple carb about a month ago. No sugar, rice, bread, etc.

 

Never felt more healthy and have dropped 5 kg.

 

Unfortunately I still have an incurale genetic blood disease, a prostate the size of a grapefruit, a a Morton's neuroma in both my feet.

[JimTripper]

Sickness spreads fast in Thailand. Just look at the utensils in almost every eatery. They are in those plastic receptacles mouth side up. Everyone is touching the eat side of your spoon when they grab one. They are all bunched in there together.

[JensenX]

1 hour ago, BenStark said:

I know people who had no covid or flu shots, and haven't been sick for ages.

Yeah, me too, no jab - no sick (for ages)

[still kicking]

2 minutes ago, JensenX said:

Yeah, me too, no jab - no sick (for ages)

Are you guys for real the topic was about being sick 

[JensenX]

33 minutes ago, still kicking said:

So I am glad you are a doctor but does not believe in needles but good deflection to the original OP keep trying 

I don't believe doctors and do my own research - and don't believe in rushed vaccines. No way was I going to get a covid jab. Have you checked out the stats coming out all over the world for excess deaths. You might be surprised how many more people are dying on average than pre-covid. You might not have been sick for years, but lets see how you go the next few years before bragging about it.

[TallGuyJohninBKK]

1 hour ago, Celsius said:

What does this post have to do with Thailand?

Eventually, the newer version of the COVID vaccines will end up here in Thailand for expats... probably if the past is any indicator... via donations from more medically advanced countries like the U.S., Korea, France, etc... all of whom have donated COVID vaccines to Thailand in the past for use among expats.

 

The rollouts in Thailand, even for Thais, have always trailed those in other places like the U.S. and the UK....  The newer vaccines have been approved there, but they're just starting to roll out there right now.... so Thailand likely will be a ways further down the road.

 

 

 

[JensenX]

Just now, still kicking said:

Are you guys for real the topic was about being sick 

 Obviously a thread about colds and infuenza will include discussion about covid and jabs.

[still kicking]

3 minutes ago, JensenX said:

I don't believe doctors and do my own research - and don't believe in rushed vaccines. No way was I going to get a covid jab. Have you checked out the stats coming out all over the world for excess deaths. You might be surprised how many more people are dying on average than pre-covid. You might not have been sick for years, but lets see how you go the next few years before bragging about it.

OK do your own heart surgery 

[TallGuyJohninBKK]

59 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

In my first response, I said I believed people have weakened immune systems because of the Covid jabs. That's the missing link you're looking for.

And there's absolutely no credible proof for the claim you're making... as has been your custom in the past.

 

What to know about the COVID-19 vaccine and the immune system

"It is a myth that the COVID-19 vaccine weakens the immune system. After someone receives a vaccine, their immune system is better equipped to protect against subsequent infections."

 

"there have been concerns from some European regulators that giving COVID-19 booster shots too frequently could weaken the immune response to the vaccination. This is not the same as weakening a person’s immune system overall."

 

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/is-your-immune-system-weak-after-covid-vaccine#does-it-weaken-the-immune-system

 

 

 

[scubascuba3]

5 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

It seems people are weak these days, and prone to all sorts of ailments… IMO because they got the Covid jab, which has damaged their immune system.

 

Several vaccinated people told me that if they could go back in time, they would not do it.

I've got none of those symptoms and the people i know haven't and nearly all had covid vaccines, no link there, bad news for you

[KhunLA]

5 hours ago, still kicking said:

I had my 4 covid japs also my yearly flu shot, and I can't remember when I was sick last time 

Haven't had COVID jabs or flu shots and can't remember when I was sick last time.

[Lacessit]

I have had a runny nose and sore throat for about a week now. The runny nose was like a river initially, I have now settled into being a yellow snot factory. Not COVID, tested with a kit a couple of times. Definitely a lurgy going around.

As the medicos say, a cold either lasts two weeks, or a fortnight.

 

[BritManToo]

7 hours ago, LaosLover said:

My wife is in a very long-term recuperation from a couple of huge medical issues. Her immune system took a beating when she got here and she maintained a steady bad cold for 6 months+. 

 

When she finally got well enough to think about a little travel, we went to Luang Prubang and she caught dengue fever. 3 weeks in bed. We're off to BKK to put out another health-fire.

 

Wellness-wise, the trend is my friend, but I wouldn't mind catching a break at some point. This is a roundabout way of explaining why you see me here so much.

Hope she gets well soon, dengue isn't nice and sort of lingers.

[fredwiggy]

5 hours ago, JimTripper said:

Sickness spreads fast in Thailand. Just look at the utensils in almost every eatery. They are in those plastic receptacles mouth side up. Everyone is touching the eat side of your spoon when they grab one. They are all bunched in there together.

This. When I lived back home, I rarely got a cold nor anything else. After coming here, it started, especially after Covid hit. I had it at least two times, and I'm thinking it's been long Covid since then. Cough that comes and goes, scratchy throat. Gastro problems I thought were from chilis, chicken not cooked well enough or something else. Congestion , although I do have allergies, this hasn't affected me as much since I left the US until recently. Headaches, which I almost never got before. As far as sickness spreading fast here, this is always because of shared water cups, sticky rice, utensils touched by others. I tell my girlfriend now to have everyone use separate cups for water, but it doesn't get through. When one gets sick in a house, they all do. Kids in school hovering over each other, sick kids parents put in school because they won't keep them home and take care of them, so they spread whatever all around.

[JayClay]

4 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

As I stated in my first post, I have several vaccinated acquaintances who deeply regret it.

Of course you do. This is known as confirmation bias.

 

What generally happens with conspiracy nut jobs is that they blab their ridiculous theories to anybody who will listen (and often, unfortunately, people who don't want to listen) and for every 100 people they engage a couple will agree with them*. That is enough evidence for them to conclude that their theory holds some kind of scientific merit.

 

As for "deeply regret it", how does that manifest itself? Are they sitting in their sofa every night, clutching their knees, sobbing away a river of remorse? How does one even "deeply regret" something that has no impact on their day to day life?

 

*Often times this will just be to shut the nutjob up, not because they necessarily agree.

[ChipButty]

My wife she has a rite cough on her and she has been like this on and off for the last couple of months we live near to the ocean so the air is clear and a few times a week we go down to the beach for a walk early mornings, seems a lot of people around here are suffering, 

I must be a strong as an Ox, apart from Dengue a few weeks ago that knocked the wind out of my sails for a few days, 

My grand ma's cough remedy if you want to try, Butter, sugar and Vinegar mix it all up and eat it, 

[stoner]

13 minutes ago, ChipButty said:

I must be a strong as an Ox, apart from Dengue a few weeks ago that knocked the wind out of my sails for a few days, 

should of tried grand mammis remedy. :)

[ChipButty]

40 minutes ago, stoner said:

should of tried grand mammis remedy. :)

that's for coughs colds and scabby holes 

[save the frogs]

6 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

As I stated in my first post, I have several vaccinated acquaintances who deeply regret it.

 

I'm seeing a surge of illnesses of all types these days… and I'm not the only one.

 

Three military doctors say medical billing code data captured by Defense Medical Epidemiology Database shows sharp spikes in miscarriages, myocarditis, cancer diagnoses, Bell's palsy, female infertility. According to the data found by the military doctors, there was also a nearly 300% increase in cancer diagnoses, from a 38,700-per-year average in 2016-2020 to 114,645 in 2021.

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/coronavirus/covid-panel-military-service-members-see-spikes-miscarriages-cancer

That article is obviously fake news.

 

And the reason I come to that conclusion is that the list of alleged negative effects the vaccine has had on people is almost comical. 

 

miscarriages, myocarditis, cancer diagnoses, Bell's palsy, female infertility.

 

By comical, I mean these are all totally unrelated problems, and yet one jab magically causes ALL of these disparate diseases apparently? How can it cause both cancer and female infertility? No one would be able to create such a vaccine. 

 

Sure, medications can have side effects. But often it's one specific thing. 

 

This conspiracy is a cruel joke being played on you. 

 

And I have read many conspiracies over many years, and I was also fooled by a lot of them, even though some conspiracies are true. But many are fake. 

 

 

[ozimoron]

8 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

In my first response, I said I believed people have weakened immune systems because of the Covid jabs. That's the missing link you're looking for.

Which is complete and utter bull<deleted>.

[steven100]

11 hours ago, stoner said:

an abnormally large number of people i know are all sick right now. myself included. had a scratchy throat the other morning and within a few hours turned into a nasty cold. sniffles runny nose not much else. i have been overdosing on tiffy.

 

 

anyone else in the same boat ? 

 

 

it's all that cannabis you've been taking

[Hamus Yaigh]

9 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

Fun fact: all the unvaccinated people I know have never caught Covid.

That could be due to the abnormally small circle of people you know rather than the reality most of the real world faced.

[JimTripper]

2 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

This. When I lived back home, I rarely got a cold nor anything else. After coming here, it started, especially after Covid hit. I had it at least two times, and I'm thinking it's been long Covid since then. Cough that comes and goes, scratchy throat. Gastro problems I thought were from chilis, chicken not cooked well enough or something else. Congestion , although I do have allergies, this hasn't affected me as much since I left the US until recently. Headaches, which I almost never got before. As far as sickness spreading fast here, this is always because of shared water cups, sticky rice, utensils touched by others. I tell my girlfriend now to have everyone use separate cups for water, but it doesn't get through. When one gets sick in a house, they all do. Kids in school hovering over each other, sick kids parents put in school because they won't keep them home and take care of them, so they spread whatever all around.

It’s from living in a poorer country. People bunched together, rushed, scratching for income, no wherewithal or care about spreading disease. (They do the paper masks well, but it’s symbolic, hardly any have real filters. Too expensive probably).