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sonick 04-07-2021 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by 320icar (Post 9023089)
Gotta ask but was his only symptom a headache?? Cuz i get like 3 of those a week for the last 20 years.

Not sure, that's what my wife said. Sounded like that was the primary symptom at least.

Edit: sounds like minor cough and sore throat is what got him to get tested.

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Originally Posted by SSM_DC5 (Post 9023100)
Can't get tested due to exposure?

According to BC guidelines exposure alone is not recommended, but exposure + 1 major symptom or 2 minor symptoms. So holding off for now.

SkinnyPupp 04-07-2021 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by sonick (Post 9023102)
According to BC guidelines exposure alone is not recommended, but exposure + 1 major symptom or 2 minor symptoms. So holding off for now.

And people wonder why it keeps spreading :yuno:

mikemhg 04-07-2021 04:59 PM

I've been lucky/unlucky enough to get to hear the COVID cases and the morbidities/mortalities as a result each day @ VGH.

I'm sure everyone has heard the reports, but she's definitely seeing way more people in our age group (30's) getting admitted into the ICU due to COVID. She was all down last night because one of her patients aged 32 ended being moved from acute care to the ICU yesterday.

Another 30-something actually passed away last night from COVID.

Many of these people though have underlying health issues (although not all).

The overall narrative still here is take care of your health -- If you're one of these people who sit on their ass all day, eat bullshit all the time, and whine and worry about COVID, you're a damn fool.

No one should be stopping their fitness regimes or allowing themselves to succumb to bad habits as a result of this pandemic (sitting around all day sedentary drinking beers, no exercise, poor diet, etc.)

Those habits are far more dangerous then COVID, and I've noticed many of these folks that are extremely fearful of COVID also living such unhealthy lifestyles, with little or no want to change that fact.

I find that so perplexing.

68style 04-07-2021 05:38 PM

Is it though? I mean everyone knows being obese and eating sugar and shit leads to heart disease and diabetes etc but most people don’t understand the phrase “everything in moderation” or have been highly encouraged by the social movement celebrating everyone just being beautiful as they are... they just keep consuming and then cry when shit goes south for them.

Not that anyone should be crushed emotionally into fitness, but being fat simply isn’t healthy and that’s the end of it.

westopher 04-07-2021 06:19 PM

The difference is sugar, booze, fried foods, blow, etc makes you feel good.
I'd rather kill myself over 5 decades with shit that makes me have a good time than a disease that makes me stop breathing over a few weeks.
That said, I'm drug free (other than alcohol), and eat well, but I understand how vices are a shitload less scary than Covid.

MarkyMark 04-07-2021 06:58 PM

The problem is being a fat slob also makes you more likely to get fucked up from Covid if you get it. I wonder how many people would have survived Covid if they weren't obese when they got it. Having vices and just not giving a shit about your health are different.

68style 04-07-2021 07:14 PM

^ That's what I noticed in the USA anyway.... the younger ones who get really sick from it are all obese

I'm not sure about here... but definitely noticed that in USA

twitchyzero 04-07-2021 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by MarkyMark (Post 9023119)
The problem is being a fat slob also makes you more likely to get fucked up from Covid if you get it.

might be the opposite

healthy and stronger immune system eliciting a stronger response/symptoms

st paul's is doing a study on the long term effects

iwantaskyline 04-07-2021 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by mikemhg (Post 9023111)
I've been lucky/unlucky enough to get to hear the COVID cases and the morbidities/mortalities as a result each day @ VGH.

I'm sure everyone has heard the reports, but she's definitely seeing way more people in our age group (30's) getting admitted into the ICU due to COVID. She was all down last night because one of her patients aged 32 ended being moved from acute care to the ICU yesterday.

Another 30-something actually passed away last night from COVID.

Many of these people though have underlying health issues (although not all).

The overall narrative still here is take care of your health -- If you're one of these people who sit on their ass all day, eat bullshit all the time, and whine and worry about COVID, you're a damn fool.

No one should be stopping their fitness regimes or allowing themselves to succumb to bad habits as a result of this pandemic (sitting around all day sedentary drinking beers, no exercise, poor diet, etc.)

Those habits are far more dangerous then COVID, and I've noticed many of these folks that are extremely fearful of COVID also living such unhealthy lifestyles, with little or no want to change that fact.

I find that so perplexing.

I've seen this with some of my friends who use to be quite fit and active. They don't go to the gym anymore (for good reason) and just sit on their asses all day.

Luckily I have a gym in my building which I have private access to based on booking to keep fit, with the weather getting nicer I'm also back to running to outside.

SkinnyPupp 04-07-2021 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by iwantaskyline (Post 9023128)
They don't go to the gym anymore (for good reason) and just sit on their asses all day.

:alone:

MarkyMark 04-08-2021 04:13 AM

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 9023127)
might be the opposite

healthy and stronger immune system eliciting a stronger response/symptoms

st paul's is doing a study on the long term effects

More healthy people with strong immune systems are dying from Covid than obese people?

twitchyzero 04-08-2021 07:54 AM

not deaths but possibly worse symptoms and long term lingering effects

hopefully the vaccine changes that

JDMDreams 04-08-2021 08:04 AM

Man I don't know wtf they are waiting for, are cases are super high in line with Ontario but Hogan's still guais nothing I can do:rukidding:. Wtf kinda leadership is this. I can't control the ferry's. Pretending nothing is happening will make the virus go away.

westopher 04-08-2021 08:41 AM

BCs handling so far can probably be chalked up to luck until this point. Now they have nothing really in place. The next 3 months will just be them throwing shit at a wall to see what sticks until people are vaccinated.

JDMDreams 04-08-2021 08:45 AM

Pisses off the most is the Karen's who say they have a medical exemption and you can't force them to wear a mask. Apparently there was some big anti mask protest or some shit in dt yesterday again

westopher 04-08-2021 08:57 AM

It’s just stupid people that don’t like being told what to do. It’s like the republicans drinking a 40oz big gulp with 8 straws to “stick it to the libs”
People choose the weirdest stands today. Like that’s what matters most to you? Your right to not wear a mask, your right to straws, etc?

SumAznGuy 04-08-2021 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by westopher (Post 9023155)
BCs handling so far can probably be chalked up to luck until this point. Now they have nothing really in place. The next 3 months will just be them throwing shit at a wall to see what sticks until people are vaccinated.

Yup and now UBC wants to give her Bonnie Henry an honorary degree along with Greta.

I'm gonna burn my wife's UBC degree cause it means nothing now that they give it useless ppl like these two.

hud 91gt 04-08-2021 09:14 AM

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/med...qTpN-m-TqMTVp0

iwantaskyline 04-08-2021 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by MarkyMark (Post 9023141)
More healthy people with strong immune systems are dying from Covid than obese people?

Shit that scares me about covid is you got some incredible athletes that have lingering symptoms months after recovering.

pastarocket 04-08-2021 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by JDMDreams (Post 9023153)
Man I don't know wtf they are waiting for, are cases are super high in line with Ontario but Hogan's still guais nothing I can do:rukidding:. Wtf kinda leadership is this. I can't control the ferry's. Pretending nothing is happening will make the virus go away.


I agree.

Horgan is no Hulk Hogan that's for sure when it comes to using his power to beat down someone or something like Covid.

Didn't Horgan use the term a "tonne of bricks" to describe a heavy handed approach to enforce provincial health orders?

Tonne of bricks is more like a truck load of Canada geese feathers.

There are strong Pokemon like Tyrannitar that throw bigger rocks in Pokemon raids than the pebbles that Horgan uses to combat the spread of Covid.

:lawl:

Hondaracer 04-08-2021 10:15 AM

The rest of the world opens up, as the CDC warns against travel to Canada due to record number of cases and variants. Awesome.

JDMDreams 04-08-2021 10:27 AM

Good, we deserve to be shamed how shitty our gov prioritizes things. So all these Karen's can shut the fuck up and can't go anywhere since they don't have their vaccination passports.

Hondaracer 04-08-2021 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by pastarocket (Post 9023166)
I agree.

Horgan is no Hulk Hogan that's for sure when it comes to using his power to beat down someone or something like Covid.

Didn't Horgan use the term a "tonne of bricks" to describe a heavy handed approach to enforce provincial health orders?

Tonne of bricks is more like a truck load of Canada geese feathers.

There are strong Pokemon like Tyrannitar that throw bigger rocks in Pokemon raids than the pebbles that Horgan uses to combat the spread of Covid.

:lawl:

That’s quite the analogy lol

Traum 04-08-2021 12:51 PM

This just in:

https://www.citynews1130.com/2021/04...ef-businesses/

TL;DR:
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March 30 provincial health order and are eligible to receive between $1,000 and $10,000 in funding. The majority of eligible businesses will receive a grant of about $5,000.
Yes, it's a drop in the bucket, but something is always better than nothing, right?

(On an unrelated note, yay to more provincial tax hikes later down the line~ But we'll worry about that when we get there...)

Hondaracer 04-08-2021 01:01 PM

Wait until capital gains is applied to primary residences to pay for all this. That will be fun


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