"Everythihng" must be blamed on ...'Co-incidence'....Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
- Fair's fair, wot's good for the goose is good for the gander.[bigsad]
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"Everythihng" must be blamed on ...'Co-incidence'....Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
- Fair's fair, wot's good for the goose is good for the gander.[bigsad]
So, would you agree that the ideal is... to NOT get the infection.Quote:
Originally Posted by sashadidi
- 'NOT' having the mileu, environment, the Soil that is is conducive to supporting the virus. Put it another way, having a garden bed that is ... NOT friendly to weeds.
The Great Debate betwixt Bechamp & Pasteur. Pasteur allegecly conceded 'defeat' very late in life...
You might find this interesting. Dr Campbell and his series of vids on Fauci Flu. Possibly the best and balanced blog on the net, though he still appears to support jabbing...[bigwhistle]
Ivermectin in Africa and Brazil - YouTube is his latest.
I recived my initial 5x free RAT tests yesterday and I also recived this email.
It is looking like WA has indeed learnt from what some of the other States did wrong by making these tests FREE to everyone in the State[thumbsupbig]
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Millions of more free Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs) will be delivered toWestern Australians as part of the next phase of the Australian-firstWA Free RAT Program, which is providing 15 free RATs to every householdin the State.An additional 10 RATs will be delivered to the address you nominatedwhen you registered for your first order of the initial five RATs, so you don’t need to do anything further.
You will not be able to collect this order.
If you have since moved to a different address, or you are currentlyaway for an extended period, please call 13COVID (13 26843). You willbe asked to quote your order number from your first order.
For more information on how to take a Rapid Antigen Test or for further assistance about this program, please refer to the COVID-19 Coronavirus: Rapid Antigen Tests page.
To find out more about COVID-19 testing and isolation guidance, whatto do if you get COVID-19 and how to make sure you’re prepared, visitthe WA Government’s Managing COVID-19 page.
If you need this information provided to you in another language,please contact 13 COVID (13 26843), where you can access aninterpreter.
Thank you for playing your part in helping to keep WA safe.
Regards
WA Government
Not sure anyone in NSW actually paid for tests anyway, our house is awash with them, eldest daughter and SWMBO have as many free ones as they want from their employer and I've been given a stack from work. There's a pretty good swap culture around to supply anyone else who needs them now that they are freely available.Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
I'm sure WA are concerned and worried but the Eastern states are moving on with life. The number of people off work is still having an impact, along with those isolating as close contacts but there is little of the stress and worry about the unknown that there was last year. It was interesting to see how quickly the "shock horror" stories about the new sub variant of Omicron dropped out of the press when it didn't generate clicks
Regards,
Tote
Heather went to our local chemist to get my pills and the owner gave her to two packs of free RATS , he said next month the government is with drawing the offer of free RATS for concession card holders.
Umm.. You can buy them for your own curiosity, however if you think you need one you can get one free.Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
Let’s remember the one catch - RATs do NOT detect around days ~1-5 and post day ~8
So if you think you have covid symptoms go into town and get a free RAT test.Quote:
if you think you need one you can get one free.
Don't you think that it is FAR better to already have the RAT tests on hand so that you don't expose or be in contact with anyone else by having to go and get a free test?
Works just fine here in NZ. I'm wearing a mask and sitting in my car. The nurses are wearing a mask, face shield and other PPE and are in an open marquee with good air flow in a drive-through situation. Works really well here. It gives you a chance to also ask questions about your symptoms or other things covid related. When I went through a couple of weeks back, they were pulling people to one side for triage if necessary - pulse oxi-meters and temperatures etc. Seems to be able to relieve pressure on GPs frontline services and is an asset in dealing with the pandemic, not a liability.Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
I was refering to RAT tests not PCR tests, Of course you have to front up for a PCR test as that can't be done at home.Quote:
Originally Posted by windsock
I was talking about RATs as well. They give RATs away via drive through systems here. I got a 5-pack when I drove through just for my wife and I who both had similar symptoms. PCR testing is so 2021. [wink11]Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
PCR testing was overwhelmed here when omicron took hold so they reserved PCR for people who threw two negative RATS over two days and still had covid symptoms. Positive PCR tests make up a very small proportion now of our daily numbers. Our numbers though are distorted by the need to self-report positive RATs. Take todays numbers for example:
- Number of new community cases: 19,452
- Number of new community cases (PCR): 522
- Number of new community cases (RAT): 18,930
19,452 community cases; 971 hospitalisations; 21 in ICU; 24 deaths reported today | Ministry of Health NZ