Post Covid Lifestyle

11-May-25 18:56pm
Chosen
Hi Chosen. You look great as always.
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11-May-25 02:00am
pam rae
HI Crazy Nanny
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29-Oct-23 03:15am
pam rae
ty again Dazzlejazz ,.have fun
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28-Oct-23 07:04am
pam rae
hi Dazzlejazz,have a great day..
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28-Oct-23 03:08am
pam rae
I WAS TALKING ABOUT THE COVID SHOTS Julie, it has been a big SCAM ALONG WITH THE MASKS ...
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- 28-Oct-23 15:02pm
  Julie K 348980
  I am just glad to have been spared the anguish of Covid Pam.
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- 11-May-25 04:51am
  EmmaJulie K 348980
  I wish I was I ended up getting Covid 3 times cause dad went to work wearing his masks and we went to school wearing masks but then dad came home from work several times the three times I had Covid and said he probably had Covid because every single time a guy at his old work knew they had Covid and still came to work which gave my dad Covid which gave me Covid
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28-Oct-23 02:00am
The Other Jamie
I agree with spitting it's disgusting I'm also from Melbourne I got to the dentist in box hill was in the waiting form the other day. I'm sitting. there is a gap a small bin then another seat the guy snorted up and just spat it in the bin I wont write what I said to him on here. but I'm sure you can imagine what I called him I got up and moved.Edited 28-Oct-23 02:01am
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- 28-Oct-23 15:05pm
  Julie K 348980
  Jamie my wish for the New Year is that the AFL and VFL ban players from spitting in the grass.
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27-Oct-23 16:26pm
Pat C 618241
How long before the next "bird, bat,monkey" et al will start to infect us and still the maniacs are out there spouting there idiocies!
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- 27-Oct-23 18:08pm
  Julie K 348980
  Another day, another whoopsey Pat.
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27-Oct-23 13:04pm
BLACK LIVES MATTER
In the USA - last year (2022) 244,986 people were killed by covid19. The population of the USA is around 335,600,000 people and rising. Unfortunately, the USA government never took covid19 serious and still doesn't take covid19 serious. I have stop travelling on an international and nation level for over three years and ten months. I still wear a mask - in public (and private) areas for over three years and ten months!!
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- 27-Oct-23 13:46pm
  Julie K 348980
  I still feel very uncomfortable with the way so many people think the pandemic never happened and believe it was a “conspiracy” BLM.
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27-Oct-23 10:42am
pam rae
WELL, I HAVE NEVER HAD,AND REFUSED TO TAKE AND SHOTS .. CAUSES PROBLEMS IF NOT DEATH HOW I SEE IT, SAD SO MANY HAVE DIED ETC. MY TAKE ON IT
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- 27-Oct-23 13:51pm
  Julie K 348980
  Pam I grew up in a time when people constantly died from smallpox, diphtheria, polio, flu and a heap of diseases that many now do not give a second thought to. That was the mid 1950s and I am glad I only had to “put up” with measles and mumps.
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26-Oct-23 20:10pm
Gunter L
Julie K, you are 100 % correct.
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- 26-Oct-23 21:20pm
  Julie K 348980
  That gave me a warm glow Gunter.
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26-Oct-23 17:14pm
Pat C 618241
It must be frightening for those who have turned there back on having the necessary vaccines. If that little jab saves your life be glad we have clever chemists who have invented them. Who would want another form of "the Black Death"?
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- 26-Oct-23 21:21pm
  Julie K 348980
  I am of the group who much prefers vaccinations to diseases Pat.
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26-Oct-23 11:55am
Christina C 466456
The virus was new when the pandemic begun but now we know what we're dealing with. It's safe to say that we've all (Countries) achieved herd immunity now so the initial hygiene rules no need to be as strict. People should practice good hygiene regardless but there's no need for the extreme hygiene rules anymore.
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- 26-Oct-23 21:32pm
  Julie K 348980
  My (personal) opinion is that there are still too many cases out there to discontinue hygiene standards Christina. I did some checking a couple of days ago on the number of cases in various countries and numbers are still worrying.
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- 27-Oct-23 05:15am
  Christina C 466456Julie K 348980
  We're closer to herd immunity than no immunity. In NZ they've lifted all mandates and doctors or other medical professionals no longer wear masks and just follow standard hygiene now. I trust that they know what they're doing.
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- 27-Oct-23 13:53pm
  Julie K 348980Christina C 466456
  I tend to think that the doctors know a lot more than I do.
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- 28-Oct-23 04:07am
  allin
  so much for your herd immunity theory,, different strains need different vaccines, and the covid right now is on the rise here in the US
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- 28-Oct-23 06:32am
  Christina C 466456allin
  That's true, but having immunity to previous versions of covid reduces severity of future infections - same reason why we get vaccinations. This virus is constantly evolving, however immunity covers more than just the spike protein (what most vaccines target), so if you've had a natural infection (safe to say most of us have) then it's highly probable your body would have picked up on at least one of the more evolutionary conserved proteins as our immune system dissected each viral particle. It's the same reason why people who have contracted SARS generally have less of a problem with covid due to being close evolutionary cousins - due to those evolutionary conserved proteins which don't mutate as rapidly as the spike protein.
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- 28-Oct-23 07:00am
  Christina C 466456Julie K 348980
  You're right to be concerned though and it's good that you're considerate for the safety of yourself and others by using good hygiene - we all appreciate people who are caring.
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26-Oct-23 06:50am
Chosen
Thank goodness for the Vaccines and also thank goodness we won't hear as much re all the nonsense, social media, made up Vax facts from the Anti Virus brigade anymore. Yay.Edited 26-Oct-23 09:35am
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- 26-Oct-23 08:58am
  Julie K 348980
  Having had my most recent one (the sixth) has eased my mind. Edited 26-Oct-23 09:00am
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26-Oct-23 00:30am
Chin C
Totally agree with the complacency and because restrictions have been lifted, most people do not even bother getting tested when they have symptoms.
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- 26-Oct-23 01:36am
  Julie K 348980
  Two of the aged care homes in my area are in lockdown because of the amount of Covid cases there. I “just happened” to get my sixth Covid vaccination last Friday.
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25-Oct-23 18:55pm
boy blunder
there be no common sense left on this planet, there are a few people inflicted with this thing called common sense but they are rare and should be protected
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- 25-Oct-23 22:32pm
  Julie K 348980
  A rare species indeed.
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	Post Covid Lifestyle
	Julie K 348980	25-Oct-23 03:27 pm
	Three and a half years after the pandemic officially began, how are you finding your life is treating you? My home city (Melbourne, Australia) had the longest lockdowns and curfew anywhere in the world. We became accustomed to circumstances and did what we were told well most people did. It almost seems like a bad dream or nightmare but there were too many deaths and dreadful effects from the disease. Unfortunately many people have become complacent and no longer follow the strict hygiene rules that were put into effect. Once again we are seeing people spitting in the street (my personal pet hate) and not covering their mouth when coughing. Let s hope common sense once again, prevails.