In reply to Post #1722
Well at least I'm no longer morbidly obese. Lol
Well at least I'm no longer morbidly obese. Lol
In reply to Post #1723
Every cloud....
Though I doubt your organs are quite so chipper surrounded by 6-7” of fat
Every cloud....
Though I doubt your organs are quite so chipper surrounded by 6-7” of fat
In reply to Post #1724
Blimey mate. Getting a bit personal. I dont even know you.
First time a stranger has offered their opinion on my weight
Must be a keyboard thing.
Blimey mate. Getting a bit personal. I dont even know you.
First time a stranger has offered their opinion on my weight
Must be a keyboard thing.
In reply to Post #1725
No, I'm making light of it like you did.
People have been quick to judge based on vaccine status, implying the unvaccinated are putting the health system under strain. I'm suggesting for your (and wider society's) wellbeing and the nhs' workload that the difference between clinically and morbidly obese is negligible.
Sorry, I didn't mean it to sound like a personal attack but people are eating themselves to death and my family member who is a doctor/consultant has seen more obese covid patients die than the voluntarily unvaccinated.
Surely if you've decided the vaccine outweighs (not intentional) the risk of negative side effects, losing weight (which has only positive side effects) should be top priority?
It's certainly not the keyboard talking either. Believe me I'd say whatever I want to your face
No, I'm making light of it like you did.
People have been quick to judge based on vaccine status, implying the unvaccinated are putting the health system under strain. I'm suggesting for your (and wider society's) wellbeing and the nhs' workload that the difference between clinically and morbidly obese is negligible.
Sorry, I didn't mean it to sound like a personal attack but people are eating themselves to death and my family member who is a doctor/consultant has seen more obese covid patients die than the voluntarily unvaccinated.
Surely if you've decided the vaccine outweighs (not intentional) the risk of negative side effects, losing weight (which has only positive side effects) should be top priority?
It's certainly not the keyboard talking either. Believe me I'd say whatever I want to your face
In reply to Post #1726
Let's just leave it there then.
Let's just leave it there then.
In reply to Post #1727
In reply to Post #1726
Very flippant set of posts regarding who will be and is a burden on the NHS Noj.
So fat people should lose weight and get the jab to help themselves and the NHS out? I'd agree.
What are your views on a person with a condition like post# 1717 and vaccination helping the NHS out?
Very flippant set of posts regarding who will be and is a burden on the NHS Noj.
So fat people should lose weight and get the jab to help themselves and the NHS out? I'd agree.
What are your views on a person with a condition like post# 1717 and vaccination helping the NHS out?
In reply to Post #1729
I think anyone with a genuine health condition which the vaccine could agitate has every right to make their own decision without judgement.
I think anyone with a genuine health condition which the vaccine could agitate has every right to make their own decision without judgement.
In reply to Post #1730
Please explain how you(the individual) know a vaccine could agitate a pre existing condition?
Please explain how you(the individual) know a vaccine could agitate a pre existing condition?
In reply to Post #1731
I don't. Nobody does. But if you have a condition which ties into the known side effects of the vaccine I'd have thought it was sensible to be hesitant. Don't you?
I don't. Nobody does. But if you have a condition which ties into the known side effects of the vaccine I'd have thought it was sensible to be hesitant. Don't you?
In reply to Post #1732
Hesitant I'd expect, but this poster didn't know they had it before refusing the vaccine and refuses the vaccine since being diagnosed with a heart condition placing them in the vulnerable category. Therefore a higher risk of being a burden on the NHS.
Far more worthy of digging out than a bloke that knows he's overweight but takes the vaccine to help themselves and the NHS out, wouldn't you say?
Hesitant I'd expect, but this poster didn't know they had it before refusing the vaccine and refuses the vaccine since being diagnosed with a heart condition placing them in the vulnerable category. Therefore a higher risk of being a burden on the NHS.
Far more worthy of digging out than a bloke that knows he's overweight but takes the vaccine to help themselves and the NHS out, wouldn't you say?
In reply to Post #1733
In reply to Post #1733
Sundance is a good man with genuine concern for his fellow man. Before being labelled a keyboard warrior I was honestly trying to help and was concerned for his health.
Wayne... is Wayne, and not changing his mind
Sundance is a good man with genuine concern for his fellow man. Before being labelled a keyboard warrior I was honestly trying to help and was concerned for his health.
Wayne... is Wayne, and not changing his mind
In reply to Post #1735
Fair enough, spread your ire evenly though. A moron should never be excused scrutiny because they're a moron, I'm sure you'd agree.
Fair enough, spread your ire evenly though. A moron should never be excused scrutiny because they're a moron, I'm sure you'd agree.
So IF anyone's still interested. For those that maybe haven't had it yet.
My wife.and I have had a similar trajectory but I'm about 3 days behind.
Headaches and a tickling throat that develops into a cough.
Worse at night but not that bad.
Then snotty like a cold. And then that has slowly cleared up.
I got it lighter than her, however,
she has continued to work from home throughout.
I dont really need to work so it was a great excuse for.me.
Day 8 and she's had two negative results and is.plannning on going to the gym today.
I'm still positive but cleared out the shed and garden yesterday. Loaded the van and am fishing Friday hopefully.
My wife.and I have had a similar trajectory but I'm about 3 days behind.
Headaches and a tickling throat that develops into a cough.
Worse at night but not that bad.
Then snotty like a cold. And then that has slowly cleared up.
I got it lighter than her, however,
she has continued to work from home throughout.
I dont really need to work so it was a great excuse for.me.
Day 8 and she's had two negative results and is.plannning on going to the gym today.
I'm still positive but cleared out the shed and garden yesterday. Loaded the van and am fishing Friday hopefully.