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    #15281
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    sa chinese drug store na meron mga branches eh yung lianhua qingwen jiaonang eh 2,000 for 3boxes. (the protocol pag may covid)

    Malaki na patong nila.

    Sa iba meron pa mas mura.... as in mura talaga
    "the best time to sell, is when somebody wants to buy."

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    #15282
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Same case with Sen. Angara... sobrang sensitive yung swabtest pati yung dead covid cellls na detect...



    Diba twice nag clear sa swab test yang si Zubiri bago sya na declare na clear of covid19.
    So kung sensitivity lang ng machine ang reason bakit hindi na detect yung patay na virus na mainit init pa in the two swab test.
    Then after 3 months parang zombie o Lazarus yung virus biglang na lumabas.
    I bet they cant say the same to the poor PGH doctora who had a relapsed weeks after testing negative.
    Na yung dead cels ang naka ire-nfect sa kanya.

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    #15283
    Quote Originally Posted by glenn_duke View Post
    Diba twice nag clear sa swab test yang si Zubiri bago sya na declare na clear of covid19.
    So kung sensitivity lang ng machine ang reason bakit hindi na detect yung patay na virus na mainit init pa in the two swab test.
    Then after 3 months parang zombie o Lazarus yung virus biglang na lumabas.
    I bet they cant say the same to the poor PGH doctora who had a relapsed weeks after testing negative.
    Na yung dead cels ang naka ire-nfect sa kanya.
    Omg, ano yan parang nagdo dormant lang tapos anytime pwedeng mag active ulit. Demonyo ang virus na yan

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    #15284
    "marami pa tayong hindi alam sa virus na yan."
    it's only been eight months!

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    #15285
    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Bakit pati ears?


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    #15286
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    "marami pa tayong hindi alam sa virus na yan."
    it's only been eight months!
    Only time can tell lang ba doc kung kelan natin malalaman lahat2 sa virus na yan? Malapit na tayo mag anniv.. same status pa rin, i mean mas gumagrabe lang...


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    #15287
    pasecreto daw bentahan sa ongpin ng lianhua

    ayaw magbroadcast.

    hindi pa ba legal

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    #15288
    The Pandemic Really Has Changed The World Forever

    Good read. Most of this we know already, but for some parts maybe we are still in denial.

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    #15289
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    pasecreto daw bentahan sa ongpin ng lianhua

    ayaw magbroadcast.

    hindi pa ba legal
    ...may nag-apply na ba for legalization...?

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    #15290
    Sino sa tsikot forum mahilig magbukas bintana lalo na pag maluwag quezon avenue = Im the man.

    Kaso madalas naman ako lang mag-isa sa kotse ko. May kasama lang pag ako pinadrive sa ibang sasakyan (cause they trust me im not feeling schumi.)






    #imtheantikulob

    #itstheflow

    #stagnantairnotanoption

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    #15291
    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    Sino sa tsikot forum mahilig magbukas bintana lalo na pag maluwag quezon avenue = Im the man.

    Kaso madalas naman ako lang mag-isa sa kotse ko. May kasama lang pag ako pinadrive sa ibang sasakyan




    #imtheantikulob
    in these trying times,
    "i wouldn't dare drive a coughing passenger."

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    #15292
    Just got my swab results early evening yesterday taken last July 23 and I’m now part of the statistics. I’ll probably get my second swab by August 6 or 7.

    Sense of taste and smell slowly coming back and no other symptoms.


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    #15293
    Quote Originally Posted by gls2001 View Post
    Just got my swab results early evening yesterday taken last July 23 and I’m now part of the statistics. I’ll probably get my second swab by August 6 or 7.

    Sense of taste and smell slowly coming back and no other symptoms.


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    It's a good thing you don't have any other symptoms. After this ordeal you'll be immune na.

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    #15294
    Seems like our rapid test kit is not covid antibodies specific I talk with them who are positive in rapid before and they say they have uti, bacterial soar throat etc... I dont know but looks like any antibodies that body produce the rapid testkit detects.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    Seems like our rapid test kit is not covid antibodies specific I talk with them who are positive in rapid before and they say they have uti, bacterial soar throat etc... I dont know but looks like any antibodies that body produce the rapid testkit detects.

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    the covid rapid test IS specific.

    the confusion lies in the fact that the covid spectrum of manifestations, is NOT specific.
    in fact, it is similar to the manifestations of the other viral illnesses.
    and to make things even more confusing, is the fact that many covid-positive folks do not show significant manifestations attributed to the covid virus.

    let us not forget that being covid-positive does not confer immunity against the other viral illnesses.
    puede pong dalawa o higit pa, ang sinasakit ng tao.

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    #15296
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    the covid rapid test IS specific.

    the confusion lies in the fact that the covid spectrum of manifestations, is NOT specific.
    in fact, it is similar to the manifestations of the other viral illnesses.
    and to make things even more confusing, is the fact that many covid-positive folks do not show significant manifestations attributed to the covid virus.

    let us not forget that being covid-positive does not confer immunity against the other viral illnesses.
    puede pong dalawa o higit pa, ang sinasakit ng tao.
    I understand but when you are talking to ordinary people and here at office they will tell you because they got other infection thats why they tested positive I myself tested positive. Just to avoid confusion we must have a much reliable test other than rapid testkits.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    I understand but when you are talking to ordinary people and here at office they will tell you because they got other infection thats why they tested positive I myself tested positive. Just to avoid confusion we must have a much reliable test other than rapid testkits.

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    we actually do have a more reliable test.
    but it's expensive and uncomfortable, and the results usually take a considerably longer time to generate.
    it's called the Polymerase Chain Reaction test.

    folks do practice some form of rationalization.
    "ayaw tanggapin ang katotohanan."
    heh heh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    I understand but when you are talking to ordinary people and here at office they will tell you because they got other infection thats why they tested positive I myself tested positive. Just to avoid confusion we must have a much reliable test other than rapid testkits.

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    Sir pero there are people in your company who tested positive sa swab diba?

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    Sir pero there are people in your company who tested positive sa swab diba?
    Yes a few they disinfect and quarantine those within that department. But mostly tested negative for swab like me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r View Post
    The Pandemic Really Has Changed The World Forever

    Good read. Most of this we know already, but for some parts maybe we are still in denial.
    The appearance of a highly infectious virus that previously did not affect human beings and now does is not some temporary setback. It’s not “magically going away” and is now part of our environment, is among us, and will remain so for a long time. Ignoring the advice of scientists or blaming them for holding back the return to normal is simply creating the conditions for a more serious and sustained crisis. There is no point in restarting vital economic sectors, if after fourteen days — when the cycle of infection is completed — we will simply all have to go back into lockdown.

    What should we do when faced with a virus that incompatible with our economic model? Given that the virus won’t change its habits, and that any vaccine we are able to come up with won’t be a magic bullet, the only alternative is to change our economic model. Change our way of life. Start thinking that many of the things we did before March of this year are gone for the foreseeable. Nightclubs, bars? We won’t be going out late for some time. Important sectors of the economy? Sure, but not worth sacrificing lives for. We’re talking about scales of values, not convenience or profit and loss accounts.

    What is the point of taking a test if, in the four days it takes to get the results, you’ve gone shopping, to a party, a family reunion and had a few drinks with friends? Either we continue to evolve our methodologies to obtain cheap, immediate and simple diagnostic tests we can take on a regular basis, or we continue chasing shadows.

    But beyond diagnostic testing or coming up with a vaccine, there are more radical issues, changes dismissed by many as impossible. A new ecosystem implies a redesign, often radical, of many of our activities. Cities, restaurants, public spaces, travel, prisons, supply chains, health care, trade, education, work, communication… an enormous change that, obviously, the vast majority of the population has yet to imagine.

    Most of us thought that once lockdown ended, we’d return to normal, albeit wearing masks, which for many people are an inconvenient, but temporary measure they can’t be bothered to wear properly. We’re seeing the results of this obduracy now.

    There will be no return to normality. The pandemic requires us to redesign the economy, rethink our obsession with growth, find ways to protect the most vulnerable, use apps we can trust to trace our contacts, share research and learning, and redesign everything to put people, not profits first.

    The only alternative we have — and I’m talking about the only alternative, not some kind of dilemma, is to redesign our lives based on a new reality that will be with us for many years. Until we understand that, we will continue to alternate phases of containment with phases of expansion, all the while waiting for a recovery that in all likelihood will be a mirage, and in the meantime, we’ll continue dying like bed bugs. Either we change our mentality and redefine the economy we know it, or we continue to give the virus opportunities to multiply.

    This pandemic goes far beyond masks, hydro-alcoholic gels or lockdowns. The change we need won’t come overnight. But the sooner we understand it, the sooner we can demand that politicians design and implement it, the sooner we can start dealing with it, and the sooner we may realize that, though we don’t yet believe it, the world has changed, before our eyes, in a few months. And when your world changes, if you insist on continuing to do things as before, it’s not going to end well.
    So the term "new normal" really should be a more involved system where previous setups are overhauled and made to work with safety foremost in mind.

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