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11-Apr-23 10:02

Covid after vaccination is like flu squared ... Smile | :)

Right now I am experiencing this, completely crashed,
and yet ... I found my way to the Lounge Smile | :)

OriginalGriff11-Apr-23 10:07

OriginalGriff

11-Apr-23 10:07

Not for me - the second bout was a lot easier than the first. Mind you, there was three years between them so it's likely it was a different variant that is milder than the "original recipe".

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peterkmx11-Apr-23 10:22

11-Apr-23 10:22

My post-vaccination symptoms were also each time rather normal,
so it is also a "false". Since my latest vaccination (6 months ago, mRNA),
everything was peaceful and OK ... until last Saturday Smile | :)

when I got ambushed ... Smile | :)

. Crappy thing is much heavier than flue,
despite vaccination (at least what I am experiencing).
Still 2-3 days to go and I will be fine I guess ...

modified 11-Apr-23 17:53pm.

jeron111-Apr-23 10:26

jeron1

11-Apr-23 10:26

False, at least for me. Had COVID after vaccination, a slight runny nose for a couple of days. Just got over a cold (COVID negative), that was much worse for much longer.

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peterkmx11-Apr-23 11:07

11-Apr-23 11:07

Good to know ... my case is more dramatic, with some extra suffering
Perhaps virus mismatch explains this, so in my case it's a "true" Smile | :)

jeron111-Apr-23 12:06

jeron1

11-Apr-23 12:06

Hope you get better soon!

peterkmx11-Apr-23 13:07

11-Apr-23 13:07

Thanks ... I think 2 days more, and I will be back to normal

Nelek11-Apr-23 13:14

Nelek

11-Apr-23 13:14

jeron1 wrote:
Had COVID after vaccination, a slight runny nose for a couple of days. Just got over a cold (COVID negative), that was much worse for much longer.

Exactly the same for me.

My brother didn't want to get the shot... and paid the ultimative price. D'Oh! | :doh:

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jeron111-Apr-23 13:37

jeron1

11-Apr-23 13:37

Sorry to hear, you have my sympathies. Rose | [Rose]

Nelek12-Apr-23 11:35

Nelek

12-Apr-23 11:35

Thank you

M.D.V.

Rich Shealer13-Apr-23 9:29

Rich Shealer

13-Apr-23 9:29

Sorry for your loss. I had a friend that passed Christmas week of 2021. His last Facebook post said this "Covid is no joke". His girlfriend chronicaled the next few days until he passed. I'm assuming, so take it for what it's worth, based on his US politics he was unvacinated. He was a good guy.

Nelek13-Apr-23 12:44

Nelek

13-Apr-23 12:44

Rich Shealer wrote:
Sorry for your loss.

Thanks

The US is not the only country with people claiming that COVID is an invention to make us give in to the elite that ideated it or other ~~stupid~~ original conspiracy theories

M.D.V.

Jeremy Falcon11-Apr-23 10:30

11-Apr-23 10:30

Dunno, I got my antibodies the old-fashioned way. It was rough, but I'm fat and out of shape. Outside scares me. Donuts don't.

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peterkmx11-Apr-23 11:11

11-Apr-23 11:11

Which means that you did not notice perhaps next infections, right ?
In this case it is indeed a "false". Remarkable, it seems that my case is an exception, so far.

Jeremy Falcon12-Apr-23 3:55

12-Apr-23 3:55

peterkm wrote:
Which means that you did not notice perhaps next infections, right?

Given the highly sensitive nature of this discussion I'm not sure if that implies condemnation or not. Sorry, if that's not what you meant. I've spent too much time on FB, and I'm not a better person for it. Blush | :O

But, I've only gotten sick once, not too long ago. Believe it was the Omicron variant. I haven't been sick since and stopped washing my hands and caring about a mask ever since then because antibodies baby! Or I suppose, more accurately speaking, I've never felt bad enough to warrant taking another test to see if I was infected again.

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peterkmx13-Apr-23 6:36

13-Apr-23 6:36

Good point, I appreciate your comment ...

PIEBALDconsult11-Apr-23 14:25

PIEBALDconsult

11-Apr-23 14:25

I reject the premise of the question.

Chris Maunder11-Apr-23 14:51

Chris Maunder

11-Apr-23 14:51

I had 4 shots, last one about 6 months ago, and it hit me 3 weeks ago like a ton of bricks. I was still functioning (and coding!) but it was a fairly horrible 3 days, followed by an annoying week, followed by another week of sniffles and cough.

Worse than any flu I've had, most definitely.

cheers
Chris Maunder

peterkmx11-Apr-23 20:36

11-Apr-23 20:36

Yes, this looks similar indeed, perhaps vaccine mismatch, fast mutations of the virus ...
I am on day 5 now, after being caught off-guard on Saturday,
it looks like a sleep deprivation contest... Smile | :)

DrWalter PE12-Apr-23 6:45

DrWalter PE

12-Apr-23 6:45

It appears that our governments are no aware of the definition of "vaccination"

peterkmx12-Apr-23 23:59

12-Apr-23 23:59

This is new to me ... and btw, my "hell week" Smile | :)

evolves in a good way, still 1-2 days and I'll be like a skylark Smile | :)

Jeremy Falcon14-Apr-23 3:40

14-Apr-23 3:40

Don't worry. If you don't see things the profiteering way, there will be re-education camps you can go to soon to make sure you think the accepted way. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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dandy7214-Apr-23 7:38

dandy72

14-Apr-23 7:38

peterkm wrote:
Covid after vaccination is like flu squared

...and Covid without vaccination is...?

Can you demonstrably prove the outcome in either case?

That's really the problem.

Marc Clifton11-Apr-23 7:24

Marc Clifton

11-Apr-23 7:24

Yes, we had 200 lbs of reference manuals, and life was simpler.

I just finished a whole bunch of googling to figure out how to bulk copy an archaic Access DBF file into SQL Server, using .NET 7. My comments in the code show some of the depth of the rabbit hole.

// Need to download the Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Redistributable for the 64 bit version of the Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB driver.
// Unless you already have the 32 bit version installed, you can't have both, so you would have to uninstall any 32 bit apps, in my case, Visio and FrontPage!
// This appears to work, from SO: use the provider to "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;" in connection string.
// But it doesn't because the DBF files are so old, so we're back to using Jet.OLEDB and building the importer app as a 32 bit (x86) app.
// And I finally can import the data!

And yes, I still use FrontPage for article writing and I'll be damned if I'm going to uninstall it and Visio 2010 to install the 64 bit Jet drivers, so now my importer app is in x86 mode.

And stunningly, the .NET SqlBulkCopy thing is working perfectly.

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Re: How did we write code without the Internet?

Jeremy Falcon11-Apr-23 8:12