Novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV/COVID-19)

[Tik-Tok]

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One thing I didn't really read up on, anyone have studies on the risks of myocarditis from catching covid vs vaccine? Was curious if Archibald would've been fucked either way.

By the numbers there's 7 times the chance of it with Covid vs the vaccine.

[R-Audi]

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Are people dying as a result of the ICU's being busy? (They are not full at this time from the stats I have seen).

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This case is on the extreme side, but a family friend with stage 4 cancer was told to stay home if they get covid, as with their other comorbidities they would simply be triaged and sent home as there is simply not enough room in the hospital to treat them.
So some anti-vaxxer is potentially stoppping them from recieving the treatment that they would need.

[ExtraSlow]

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One thing I didn't really read up on, anyone have studies on the risks of myocarditis from catching covid vs vaccine? Was curious if Archibald would've been fucked either way.

Risk of getting Mycoarditis? WAAAAAY higher from covid than vaccine. it was posted somewhere in the coronovirus sub-forum I'm certain.

[kertejud2]

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By the numbers there's 7 times the chance of it with Covid vs the vaccine.

Turns out he's not even the only Oiler to get myocarditis after getting Covid.

Alex Stalock is still dealing with it after contracting Covd in November 2020 when with the Wild: https://www.si.com/hockey/news/alex-...eart-condition

[ExtraSlow]

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By the numbers there's 7 times the chance of it with Covid vs the vaccine.

My memory was a much larger multiple. But whatever. Basically every risk of every possible outcome for every demographic is higher with the virus than the vaccine.

[JRSC00LUDE]

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Turns out he's not even the only Oiler to get myocarditis after getting Covid.

Alex Stalock is still dealing with it after contracting Covd in November 2020 when with the Wild: https://www.si.com/hockey/news/alex-...eart-condition

We discussed in locker room last night, surgeon Cardiologist on my team says Myocarditis is common risk associated with pretty much every vaccine and viral infection of this type and the majority of cases he's seen go back to normal without permanent damage.

[jutes]

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My memory was a much larger multiple. But whatever. Basically every risk of every possible outcome for every demographic is higher with the virus than the vaccine.

That we know of yet as the vaccine side effects won’t be seen until years later - every anti-C19 vaxer.

[TurboMedic]

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It's not zero (meaning that I've heard from "a medical person" that myocarditis is a potential side effect of the vaccine).
Is there conclusive proof that the Twitter account is actually him?

Its ok to tag me no reason to be passive aggressive about it

[flipstah]

Anyone create their QR code yet? It can’t be useful until the verifier app is available to business, right?

[duaner]

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One thing I didn't really read up on, anyone have studies on the risks of myocarditis from catching covid vs vaccine? Was curious if Archibald would've been fucked either way.

The numbers vary but I've seen anywhere from 6X to 10X greater risk from COVID. A cousin on FB posted an article a couple of weeks ago, ranting about the government not doing anything regarding 104 youths (ages 10-24, iirc) in Ontario who had developed myocarditis after getting vaccinated. I ran the numbers for those age groups, using the total number vaccinated in those groups in Ontario, and it worked out to around 0.005% that get myocarditis. I couldn't find Ontario data on myocarditis after COVID, but AB's data put it at around 0.04%, iirc. I would double check but FB is broken.

[rage2]

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Anyone create their QR code yet? It can’t be useful until the verifier app is available to business, right?

Ya not useful yet. Created and imported into my health app anyways because why not. I’m still showing the image for verification.

[AndyL]

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Anyone create their QR code yet? It can’t be useful until the verifier app is available to business, right?

Super useful to me I'm not joking or being sarcastic either.

BC restaurants wouldn't accept the Alberta vaccine card; had to be a QR code. So now I can go in with a card they can't scan

Good government legislation everywhere

[redline]

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No, listen, I said it's over.

Hospitalization is up … still on trend

[ExtraSlow]

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Hospitalization is up … still on trend

Nah. Up today but down since last week. It's over. I have called it.

[killramos]

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Super useful to me I'm not joking or being sarcastic either.

BC restaurants wouldn't accept the Alberta vaccine card; had to be a QR code. So now I can go in with a card they can't scan

Good government legislation everywhere

BC’s QR code system only applies to BC residents. They are very clear on that.

Picture of records is perfectly fine with AB ID.

[AndyL]

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BC’s QR code system only applies to BC residents. They are very clear on that.

Picture of records is perfectly fine with AB ID.

Ha - no the restaurants wont allow you access without a QR based code. The original alberta passport stopped working on sept 13th - after that the facilities insisted it had to be QR code, nothing else was acceptable. Before sept 13th, it wasn't a problem, now with a QR code they can't read / check it isn't a problem... But those days between, it definitely was.

[killramos]

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Ha - no the restaurants wont allow you access without a QR based code. The original alberta passport stopped working on sept 13th - after that the facilities insisted it had to be QR code, nothing else was acceptable. Before sept 13th, it wasn't a problem, now with a QR code they can't read / check it isn't a problem... But those days between, it definitely was.

I mean. You are incorrect. But whatever.

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/c...proof#province

[ThePenIsMightier]

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I mean. You are incorrect. But whatever.

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/c...proof#province

If the shaved ape at the door insists, then it's a thing.
It's a long long way from a bullet proof system.

[msommers]

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BC’s QR code system only applies to BC residents. They are very clear on that.

This is not correct. Anytime you receive healthcare in BC (including receiving a vaccine), they automatically assign you a BC Healthcare card number.

[killramos]

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This is not correct

Provincially recognized vaccine record and photo ID is not ambiguous.

Non residents cannot be issued a BC QR code ID, because they don’t have access to your vaccination records. So yea, their QR code system only applies to BC residents.

This isn’t complicated.