As I pointed out before, In the light of how virulent the present outbreak is demonstrating, it seems highly unlikely the same virus was around several months ago without demonstrating the infection rates.An interesting article in yesterday’s Daily Telegraph quotes Prof Neil Ferguson of Imperial College London. He believes before the Wuhan outbreak there were many people in this country who suffered Covid -19 without realising what it was. Maybe we did have it Clive?
May I just say Prof it’s not me who said this but one of the Government ‘s lead advisor boffins Prof Neil Ferguson.As I pointed out before, In the light of how virulent the present outbreak is demonstrating, it seems highly unlikely the same virus was around several months ago without demonstrating the infection rates.
However the way viruses mutate, which is almost certainly what happened in Wuhan, it is conceivable a previous version of the virus may have been around and may have been able to infect humans, but was not as severe. Because it may have shared some of the same DNA/RNA people who might have been infected might have developed antibodies that recognise Covid-19 and can hold it at bay.
But I don't believe you would have had true Covid-19.
Has Terri got you “self isolating” in the shed now.In the process of replacing all 12 shed windows with polycarbonate sheets. Home delivery by DPD. The original plastic was broken and opaque. What a difference being able to look out and light coming in.👍👍
I have had pneumonia twice and bad influenza once. The thought of something that combines the worst of both should make people take it seriously. Fortunately my first bout of pneumonia was bacterial not viral and I can still remember as a 8 year old Dr John Chappell with his nicotine stained moustache administering a dose of life saving penicillin into my nether region. The family were all around the bed fearing the worst. Never again if I can avoid it.After watching the news tonight and showing the NHS staff in the ICU at Bournemouth hospital and people being treated, I think I will take it seriously. like Mr O Riley said in Fawlty Towers "I think I will",
I really don't know if you are being serious or trying to be funny.After watching the news tonight and showing the NHS staff in the ICU at Bournemouth hospital and people being treated, I think I will take it seriously. like Mr O Riley said in Fawlty Towers "I think I will",
Shame The Scottish CMO didn’t take her own advice. Yes . This thing is a non selective killer. Stay safe my fellow Forumites,I really don't know if you are being serious or trying to be funny.
Let me spell it out. This virus is deadly serious.
Prof, its pointless trying to be funny with some people even if this is a serious subject, I know its serious, do you know what funny is?, it's a joke,I really don't know if you are being serious or trying to be funny.
Let me spell it out. This virus is deadly serious.
To some of us the jokes are easily recognisable, obvious even.Prof, its pointless trying to be funny with some people even if this is a serious subject, I know its serious, do you know what funny is?, it's a joke,
OC, been there myself when I was a little snot with pneumonia, it did not stop me from being a good sportsman most of my life,I have had pneumonia twice and bad influenza once. The thought of something that combines the worst of both should make people take it seriously. Fortunately my first bout of pneumonia was bacterial not viral and I can still remember as a 8 year old Dr John Chappell with his nicotine stained moustache administering a dose of life saving penicillin into my nether region. The family were all around the bed fearing the worst. Never again if I can avoid it.
Same here but I wouldn’t want it again 🤞OC, been there myself when I was a little snot with pneumonia, it did not stop me from being a good sportsman most of my life,