Thread: Covid Mk ll

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Originally Posted by Gav 110

Talk about taking away basic human rights, if you get sick in any way you can’t get into a hospital

It simply says if you aren't vaccinated you can't *visit* someone in a hospital. I don't think that's unreasonable.

Originally Posted by BradC

It simply says if you aren't vaccinated you can't *visit* someone in a hospital. I don't think that's unreasonable.

Originally Posted by BradC

It simply says if you aren't vaccinated you can't *visit* someone in a hospital. I don't think that's unreasonable.

My mother went into ICU on Christmas Eve - no family member has been able to see her since, and I'd regard that as an entirely reasonable precaution, particularly as it transpires that a heap of my nephews and nieces have now had Covid.

Originally Posted by Arapiles

My mother went into ICU on Christmas Eve - no family member has been able to see her since, and I'd regard that as an entirely reasonable precaution, particularly as it transpires that a heap of my nephews and nieces have now had Covid.

Sorry to hear about your Mum Mate, Best wishes for her recovery.

Originally Posted by trout1105

Sorry to hear about your Mum Mate, Best wishes for her recovery.

Thanks.

Edit: .... She's out of the ICU and in the recovery unit.

Well, 1st PCR test today……while relatively straight forward I really feel for the nurses doing the test.

I went the the QUT drive through @ Kelvin Grove. I should have taken a pic…..

they are on the second floor of a multi floor carpark

Temp gauge on the car was reading 30

They have fans facing the backs of the computer and the operator.

The lady that did my test was in a later of sweat under her PPE……

I hadn’t thought about the setup til today…..was a little shocked. I wish I had taken some treats for them.

Took about 2hrs from when I arrived….

The other thing that amazed me was people getting out of their cars to talk to other cars and People bring their dogs along and decided they need to walk them for a toilet break……

Originally Posted by W&KO

Well, 1st PCR test today……while relatively straight forward I really feel for the nurses doing the test.

I went the the QUT drive through @ Kelvin Grove. I should have taken a pic…..

they are on the second floor of a multi floor carpark

Temp gauge on the car was reading 30

They have fans facing the backs of the computer and the operator.

The lady that did my test was in a later of sweat under her PPE……

I hadn’t thought about the setup til today…..was a little shocked. I wish I had taken some treats for them.

Took about 2hrs from when I arrived….

The other thing that amazed me was people getting out of their cars to talk to other cars and People bring their dogs along and decided they need to walk them for a toilet break……

PPE casualty myself- my ears feel like they are falling off. Doc added a few creams but they are RED and Angry
I just need another beer after finishing - A OMG
"##### Software has been made aware that the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR) code used for the Cominarty Pfizer COVID vaccination is the same as the Paediatric Pfizer vaccine (Children aged 5 -11).

The Paediatric Pfizer COVID vaccination will be made available within the revised Data Update."

Guess who will fix up all the mistakes

Such is life- Hundreds of kids a bit safer, Many hundred of booster/3rd doses done. The Doc was so happy she has me working solo on SUNDAY.
That such is life quote again. Suspect it will be a 140 day for the Doc and me. The PPE is needed as 30ish covid cancelled today adding a heap of rebooking to avoid wasting. Two walking in to tell me

Got to love a face to face when it is to let you know they have a BIG exposure in the family.

Beer in hand. Steaks been in a warm water bath from 5am this morning will be more tender than my ears. The sweat bath is a bit like a sauna in PPE. People pay to go to saunas! I get it for free On the bright side my staff are out of ISO so I can get my work done and set up a Sunday session. In my Navy days A Sunday session was often at the Rocks in Sydney. <font color="#0F0F0F"><span style="font-family: sans-serif">

Cheers all