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By *litterbabe OP Woman
over a year ago
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A year ago if I was told how things would be now I really wouldn't have been able to get my head around it.
Where do you think it's likely will will be in a year, what about 5-years?
Do you think we will all be receiving 2/3 covid jabs every year, will there be any restrictions, will we be living with covid or will it be a memory like swine flu etc?
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"A year ago if I was told how things would be now I really wouldn't have been able to get my head around it.
Where do you think it's likely will will be in a year, what about 5-years?
Do you think we will all be receiving 2/3 covid jabs every year, will there be any restrictions, will we be living with covid or will it be a memory like swine flu etc?
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From someone who works in health care... the thought of doing “the vaccine rollout” ever again makes me cringe never mind for 5 more years haha xx |
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By *lansmanMan
over a year ago
Sheffield |
"A annual vaccine with an average of 40-50,000 yearly accepted with Covid-19 deaths"
I think deaths will rise again in the winter but not to the levels we have seen. The most vulnerable have either died from it or are vaccinated. After that maybe a booster but not high levels of death. |
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"A annual vaccine with an average of 40-50,000 yearly accepted with Covid-19 deaths
I think deaths will rise again in the winter but not to the levels we have seen. The most vulnerable have either died from it or are vaccinated. After that maybe a booster but not high levels of death. "
Don't forget we have a high level of stage 4 and 5 diseases which have had low to none treatment for a year, we will be playing catch up for a long time to come regarding treatments, we live with an accepted number of with flu deaths and with covid-19 deaths will be added it just has a higher level of complications hence the higher number |
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By *lansmanMan
over a year ago
Sheffield |
"A annual vaccine with an average of 40-50,000 yearly accepted with Covid-19 deaths
I think deaths will rise again in the winter but not to the levels we have seen. The most vulnerable have either died from it or are vaccinated. After that maybe a booster but not high levels of death.
Don't forget we have a high level of stage 4 and 5 diseases which have had low to none treatment for a year, we will be playing catch up for a long time to come regarding treatments, we live with an accepted number of with flu deaths and with covid-19 deaths will be added it just has a higher level of complications hence the higher number"
Oh i agree entirely. I was just referring to covid deaths.
There will be many thousands of lives lost through this saving the NHS and you still can't see a GP yet despite the vacinne. Most dentists are open tho and they are really much more exposed than a GP would be. I find it astonishing and maybe this is government policy to save some cash... |
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"A annual vaccine with an average of 40-50,000 yearly accepted with Covid-19 deaths
I think deaths will rise again in the winter but not to the levels we have seen. The most vulnerable have either died from it or are vaccinated. After that maybe a booster but not high levels of death.
Don't forget we have a high level of stage 4 and 5 diseases which have had low to none treatment for a year, we will be playing catch up for a long time to come regarding treatments, we live with an accepted number of with flu deaths and with covid-19 deaths will be added it just has a higher level of complications hence the higher number
Oh i agree entirely. I was just referring to covid deaths.
There will be many thousands of lives lost through this saving the NHS and you still can't see a GP yet despite the vacinne. Most dentists are open tho and they are really much more exposed than a GP would be. I find it astonishing and maybe this is government policy to save some cash..."
The problem is it's deaths where people have been tested positive in the previous 28 days. It isn't categorically from Covid but with Covid plus flu figures have been joined so it's blurred lines. If it was specifically from covid the figures would be a lot different |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
We will learn to live with it just like we do with flu etc,
Remember the fear around aids st the beginning now with better treatments etc it isnt a huge issue unless you take stupid risks.
With covid we have already made huge strides with treatments other than vaccines this will impact on flu deaths too I expect in five years very few will die of either due to improved treatments, there is always a silver lining |
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"A year ago if I was told how things would be now I really wouldn't have been able to get my head around it.
Where do you think it's likely will will be in a year, what about 5-years?
Do you think we will all be receiving 2/3 covid jabs every year, will there be any restrictions, will we be living with covid or will it be a memory like swine flu etc?
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"A annual vaccine with an average of 40-50,000 yearly accepted with Covid-19 deaths
I think deaths will rise again in the winter but not to the levels we have seen. The most vulnerable have either died from it or are vaccinated. After that maybe a booster but not high levels of death.
Don't forget we have a high level of stage 4 and 5 diseases which have had low to none treatment for a year, we will be playing catch up for a long time to come regarding treatments, we live with an accepted number of with flu deaths and with covid-19 deaths will be added it just has a higher level of complications hence the higher number
Oh i agree entirely. I was just referring to covid deaths.
There will be many thousands of lives lost through this saving the NHS and you still can't see a GP yet despite the vacinne. Most dentists are open tho and they are really much more exposed than a GP would be. I find it astonishing and maybe this is government policy to save some cash..."
That is one change personally I think has improved is access to a GP. Before this you needed to know that you were going to be ill and book an appointment a week in advance. Since the new systems have come in, econsult, telephone appointments you get to talk to someone the same day, via video call if needed or after that initial chat called into the surgery. I can’t fault the service the GP or the referral service provided to specialist services. |
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I'm guessing that an annual upgrade will be standard, typically with the flu jab.
Some international restrictions could remain for hotspots.
Perhaps we'll get an occasional blip here, especially in winter.
Otherwise, it's really difficult when the projection is towards ending the lockdown reopening. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The words vaccine and covid are the new brexit ... remember how brexit was all that was on the news, tv show, papers, social media.
It makes me wonder what the hot topic will be then ... I just hope we don't have terminator robots running the show by then  |
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By *reyyaMan
over a year ago
North Yorkshire |
"The words vaccine and covid are the new brexit ... remember how brexit was all that was on the news, tv show, papers, social media.
It makes me wonder what the hot topic will be then ... I just hope we don't have terminator robots running the show by then "
If you knew what the future holds you may be glad to see a terminator robot. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Imagine if it mutated every year and more people died that were born.
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So the population of our massively overpopulated planet falls.
As a previous poster said...every cloud!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm hoping that big lessons hsve been learnt and that we treat the planet's flora and forna better, and also prevent this shite happening again... but i think not  |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
Whilst the current vaccination programme within the UK is going well, vaccinations in the Republic of Ireland (colloquially known in NI as 'down south') are progressing at an abysmally slow rate because of limited vaccine supplies, to date.
The rate of infection is also increasing again, as it it in much of Europe.
Covid-19 and its inevitable mutations are with us forever; vaccinations programs are progressing much too slowly in the developed world; they are barely scratching the surface in the developing world.
The UN and WHO need to provide more leadership to address this worldwide problem, otherwise vaccine 'wars' are possible; each country fighting its own corner whilst losing sight of the big picture.
Vaccinations will still be happening in five years and foreign vacations will remain highly problematical.
Quarantining will be mandatory in many counties, tendering foreign travel for most prohibitively expensive.
Those who refuse to be vaccinated will find that life will be increasingly limited.
Annual vaccines will be required, but formulation of vaccines (as has recently been the case with the annual flu vaccine) will be very difficult if exotic mutations are permitted to be imported from countries or regions will high infection rates and low vaccination take-up.
Strategic leadership at the highest international level, together with a proactive tactical approach within each nation state will be required for the next 5-10 years, but this will not happen until the penny drops with self-interested politicians, profit-motivated vaccine manufacturers and a general public that still does not appreciate what we are really dealing with; the greatest human health crisis since the Spanish flu of 100 years ago.
Finally, anti-vaxxers need to be banned from all social media, comprehensively. They are unnecessarily encouraging citizens not be be vaccinated.
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
Once it's gone it's back in 10 years and suppose to not hanging around as long and I believe this would be given how science has acted so quickly with producing a vaccine so quickly in between now and then I'm sure it will have better effect from the vaccine unlike now so hopefully with not as many deaths and we get notified sooner rather than when it's here |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"The paranoia will last for years and years. "
I wouldn't say for everyone because most of the people have been carrying on without having a concern how it could infect another and think it'll never be them that's the case we deal with now I'm surprised people don't feel paranoid amount times our planet has been told it's going to go bang |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The words vaccine and covid are the new brexit ... remember how brexit was all that was on the news, tv show, papers, social media.
It makes me wonder what the hot topic will be then ... I just hope we don't have terminator robots running the show by then
If you knew what the future holds you may be glad to see a terminator robot. "
Only if they are on our side!!!! This world feels like a sci-fi film since last year!! |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
Newcastle |
"The words vaccine and covid are the new brexit ... remember how brexit was all that was on the news, tv show, papers, social media.
It makes me wonder what the hot topic will be then ... I just hope we don't have terminator robots running the show by then
If you knew what the future holds you may be glad to see a terminator robot.
Only if they are on our side!!!! This world feels like a sci-fi film since last year!!"
Contagion
As the location of the start of the virus was the exact location in the movie along with just about everything else creepy |
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By *lex46TV/TS
over a year ago
Near Wells |
I think the economy and business are going to suffer the worst. Many many businesses have not had much income in the past 12 months but still have fixed the to pay.
2 years ago I advertised a job vacancy and had 3 replies. Done it again this week, over 20 enquiries. People either lost their job or fed up on long term furlough. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Imagine if it mutated every year and more people died that were born.
The world population would decrease. "
We might have a chance of a planet in a few hundred years. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Whilst the current vaccination programme within the UK is going well, vaccinations in the Republic of Ireland (colloquially known in NI as 'down south') are progressing at an abysmally slow rate because of limited vaccine supplies, to date.
The rate of infection is also increasing again, as it it in much of Europe.
Covid-19 and its inevitable mutations are with us forever; vaccinations programs are progressing much too slowly in the developed world; they are barely scratching the surface in the developing world.
The UN and WHO need to provide more leadership to address this worldwide problem, otherwise vaccine 'wars' are possible; each country fighting its own corner whilst losing sight of the big picture.
Vaccinations will still be happening in five years and foreign vacations will remain highly problematical.
Quarantining will be mandatory in many counties, tendering foreign travel for most prohibitively expensive.
Those who refuse to be vaccinated will find that life will be increasingly limited.
Annual vaccines will be required, but formulation of vaccines (as has recently been the case with the annual flu vaccine) will be very difficult if exotic mutations are permitted to be imported from countries or regions will high infection rates and low vaccination take-up.
Strategic leadership at the highest international level, together with a proactive tactical approach within each nation state will be required for the next 5-10 years, but this will not happen until the penny drops with self-interested politicians, profit-motivated vaccine manufacturers and a general public that still does not appreciate what we are really dealing with; the greatest human health crisis since the Spanish flu of 100 years ago.
Finally, anti-vaxxers need to be banned from all social media, comprehensively. They are unnecessarily encouraging citizens not be be vaccinated.
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Agree with all of this. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm hoping that big lessons hsve been learnt and that we treat the planet's flora and forna better, and also prevent this shite happening again... but i think not "
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I think we will have to live with covid like we live with the common cold and i think there will be many new strains every year.if predictions are corect we are all going to be taxed and poor for 25 years .and if the gov keep restricting the right to demonstrate i forsee the poverty the restrictions and the lack of hope turning nasty.maby third world type revolutions every few years untill the rich and powerfull in gov and buisness realise they have gone too far |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Five years time all the Unvaccinated will be running the show .... 
Wow your generous I was thinking about 2 years "
They'll still be some vaccinated people left. |
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"A annual vaccine with an average of 40-50,000 yearly accepted with Covid-19 deaths"
40-50000 annual covid deaths ,int he uk as a whole?
seems a little excessive to me.
Quick intermet search says there has been 126k deaths in the uk covid related in slightly over a year, thats with no vaccine. |
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"I think we will have to live with covid like we live with the common cold and i think there will be many new strains every year.if predictions are corect we are all going to be taxed and poor for 25 years .and if the gov keep restricting the right to demonstrate i forsee the poverty the restrictions and the lack of hope turning nasty.maby third world type revolutions every few years untill the rich and powerfull in gov and buisness realise they have gone too far"
Agree with what you say ,the majority of the U.K. young are now in for a rough ride jobs wise
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"I think we will have to live with covid like we live with the common cold and i think there will be many new strains every year.if predictions are corect we are all going to be taxed and poor for 25 years .and if the gov keep restricting the right to demonstrate i forsee the poverty the restrictions and the lack of hope turning nasty.maby third world type revolutions every few years untill the rich and powerfull in gov and buisness realise they have gone too far Agree with what you say ,the majority of the U.K. young are now in for a rough ride jobs wise "
jobs in the future where always going to be harder to come by due to technologic advances and out of UK production etc. |
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"I think we will have to live with covid like we live with the common cold and i think there will be many new strains every year.if predictions are corect we are all going to be taxed and poor for 25 years .and if the gov keep restricting the right to demonstrate i forsee the poverty the restrictions and the lack of hope turning nasty.maby third world type revolutions every few years untill the rich and powerfull in gov and buisness realise they have gone too far Agree with what you say ,the majority of the U.K. young are now in for a rough ride jobs wise "
I don’t think it’s just the UK, any country which relies heavily on tourism is going to be very badly affected  |
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"A annual vaccine with an average of 40-50,000 yearly accepted with Covid-19 deaths
I think deaths will rise again in the winter but not to the levels we have seen. The most vulnerable have either died from it or are vaccinated. After that maybe a booster but not high levels of death.
Don't forget we have a high level of stage 4 and 5 diseases which have had low to none treatment for a year, we will be playing catch up for a long time to come regarding treatments, we live with an accepted number of with flu deaths and with covid-19 deaths will be added it just has a higher level of complications hence the higher number
Oh i agree entirely. I was just referring to covid deaths.
There will be many thousands of lives lost through this saving the NHS and you still can't see a GP yet despite the vacinne. Most dentists are open tho and they are really much more exposed than a GP would be. I find it astonishing and maybe this is government policy to save some cash...
The problem is it's deaths where people have been tested positive in the previous 28 days. It isn't categorically from Covid but with Covid plus flu figures have been joined so it's blurred lines. If it was specifically from covid the figures would be a lot different "
Not all that different. Take the Covid positive none Covid deaths out (heart attacks, suicide, bus deaths etc) and the figure would still exceed 100,000. How are Covid and flu figures merged? Flu does not trigger a Covid positive test result |
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An important factor is birthing.
Out of all the potential pregnancies how the survival rate of the the babies will be affected by the vaccinated mothers prior to birth.
Only time will tell on that one, because that hasn't been evaluated yet.
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"A year ago if I was told how things would be now I really wouldn't have been able to get my head around it.
Where do you think it's likely will will be in a year, what about 5-years?
Do you think we will all be receiving 2/3 covid jabs every year, will there be any restrictions, will we be living with covid or will it be a memory like swine flu etc?
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In 1979 Tomorrow’s World said by the year 2000 we would all be driving round in flying cars, I don’t trust any of the lying fuckers |
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"A year ago if I was told how things would be now I really wouldn't have been able to get my head around it.
Where do you think it's likely will will be in a year, what about 5-years?
Do you think we will all be receiving 2/3 covid jabs every year, will there be any restrictions, will we be living with covid or will it be a memory like swine flu etc?
In 1979 Tomorrow’s World said by the year 2000 we would all be driving round in flying cars, I don’t trust any of the lying fuckers "
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