Originally Posted by blkgsr (Post 9025318)

i got AZ at the coquitlam drop in yesterday

feel perfectly fine. MAAYBE a little more yawns today and MAYBE SLIGHTLY foggy vision but otherwise perfectly fine.

those were MAJOR maybe's.

Originally Posted by blkgsr (Post 9025424)

well this changed throughout the day

definitely was feeling flue like symptoms by the end of the day. feeling a lot better this morning.

talking with some other people, they felt a lot worse the night of the injection and all throughout the day after

Originally Posted by pastarocket (Post 9025365)

-looks like that penthouse night club guy Mo is going to jail after all. Just one day of jail though :lawl:

Mo pleaded guilty.

https://www.citynews1130.com/2021/04...ealth-charges/

VANCOUVER — A Vancouver man arrested on allegations he was running a makeshift nightclub inside his penthouse has pleaded guilty to three charges, including failing to follow orders of a health officer.

Mohammad Movassaghi was sentenced today to one day in jail, a $5,000 fine and 18 months of probation after previously pleading guilty.

Judge Ellen Gordon noted his one-day jail sentence has already been served, but he'll also have to complete 50 hours of community service work.

Movassaghi pleaded guilty to two counts of failing to comply with an order of a health officer dating back to January and one count of disobeying a court order from a charge in March.

Originally Posted by spoon.ek9 (Post 9025411)

Didn't think it needed to be said but NO it's not a giant chunk of people simply not taking care of themselves that are being admitted to hospital. there has been a very large spike in covid positive cases. ICU staff are working at full capacity with staff so stressed out that they're losing their tempers over normally minor things because they simply do not have time to cater to delays of any sort.

You've all heard by now optional procedures are again being delayed to make room and free up staff for other areas. What you might not know is that covid wards are now also being expanded which includes temporarily segregating non-negative pressure rooms to house covid positive patients. To the best of my knowledge Facilities Maintenance is working on creating more negative pressure rooms but they can only work so fast (as we have established in the past).

I can tell you first hand that the number of staff I'm seeing in ICU is a lot more than normal. I can tell you first hand I have stood in the same room and talked to covid positive patients in emergency and then later see them intubated up in ICU. How many of you are willing to step into a room knowing for a fact that person has covid? Even if you're being paid because it's your job?

The best analogy I can think of is the fire department. Yes, we staff and equip them all year, every year in perpetuity. But we don't sit around and start fires expecting they'll be able to put them all out no problem. We also don't look at all the fires surrounding us and quip "yeah but i'm sure some of those were naturally occurring so whatever". Remember the Australian wildfires? How about the wildfires that have plagued our own province in the recent past?

There is a max we can handle and we are fast approaching it. Please get yourselves and your loved ones vaccinated. Thank you to everyone here who is helping the effort in this thread. It is greatly appreciated! At this point, every little bit helps towards attaining the normalcy we all crave.

Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9025472)

the 8.0 earthquake comes you better be prepared to shoot somebody lol

Originally Posted by fliptuner (Post 9025436)

https://vancouversun.com/news/local-...health-charges



It was mentioned in the news last night that if Crown had seeked a jail sentence, the judge would've handed it out. So why didn't they?

At least they seized all the cash and booze at the property. I wonder if the strata will do anything?

Originally Posted by The Producer (Post 9025288)

https://www.nsnews.com/local-news/su...stated-3670229

i went to highschool with this guy (just, 5 years older than me)

if you're eligible, go get a shot. this could be any one of us. it's not some random 4 in a million statistic - it's a guy who grew up down the street from me. he literally missed the option to be vaccinated by 2-3? weeks. he might still be alive

if you end up in a hospital (or worse) a month from now, you'll sure wish that you hadn't waited for the "better vaccine" because of some stuff you read on the internet

this isn't an attack - i just think for some people, even after a year of this, it just isn't real enough.

Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9025472)

Govt. decides no more “pop up clinics”

This shit is such a joke ffs.. as said earlier in this thread, when the 8.0 earthquake comes you better be prepared to shoot somebody lol

Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9025485)

So turns out after this guys family all had covid he ended up catching it and tried to “gut it out” at home to the point where he could barely breathe and insisted on staying home and not going to the hospital. The interview on the radio said he has to sleep sitting up for 2 nights in a row because his lungs were so full of fluid. The autopsy showed his lungs were basically full when he died.

Obviously a terribly sad story but I wouldn’t exactly call it a cautionary tale about getting covid.

Originally Posted by punkwax (Post 9025489)

It’s because we’re almost out of AZ...

Originally Posted by 320icar (Post 9025488)

Vancouver coastal health grocery store staff 30+ AZ LETS GOOOO

https://vchcovid19vaccine.com/

Originally Posted by N.V.M. (Post 9025527)

got my Pfizer last night, no side effects. i was told to come back in 4 months? didn't the manufacturer originally say 1 month ~ ?

Originally Posted by N.V.M. (Post 9025527)

got my Pfizer last night, no side effects. i was told to come back in 4 months? didn't the manufacturer originally say 1 month ~ ?