THE VIRUS 2020 - the good, the bad, and the ugly

an arlticle saying what i was musing the other day re essential workers vs non essential workers spreading the virus in nsw

 
@Isee As a South Australian, what's your thoughts on the Olympians having to quarantine twice, if you don't mind me asking?
If they were being treated differently than other travellers I think that would cause more upset so I am fine that the regulations made are being used consistently in the state. As a result of someone getting covid in nsw between quarantine and being transported back to our state we are doing what we need to keep it out. It would much better had there been better communication regarding all of this sooner so the sa Olympians were transported straight onto Adelaide for their original two weeks quarantine.
 
What is your thought on it?
It seems a bit harsh considering these are some of the most tested and quarantined people on the planet, and I do fear for the mental health a bit. A month in quarantine is extremely tough, but if that’s the rules SA has in place, you have to respect that. It’s disappointing that the SA government didn’t liaise with the AOC about quarantine requirements, they were the only state that didn’t get back to them, so I feel this was an avoidable situation if the communication was better.
 
I don't understand curfews. I don't see the point in them because it's winter and nothing is open anyway so where are you going to go between 9 pm and 5 am? Haha...unless you've planned a liaison with someone outside of your household? ;)
 
I'm going to whinge...and really I probably have no right to. I didn't think lockdowns effected me very much (other than I can't see my children when I want to) BUT I'm starting to feel anxious and angry about this whole COVID nightmare. Will life ever be normal again? Are we forever looking at curtailed freedoms and lockdowns? Is there an end in sight for this? It's doom and gloom every day and it doesn't seem anyone has the answer...and perhaps there is no answer. That's what worries me. Sorry...bad day.
 
I'm going to whinge...and really I probably have no right to. I didn't think lockdowns effected me very much (other than I can't see my children when I want to) BUT I'm starting to feel anxious and angry about this whole COVID nightmare. Will life ever be normal again? Are we forever looking at curtailed freedoms and lockdowns? Is there an end in sight for this? It's doom and gloom every day and it doesn't seem anyone has the answer...and perhaps there is no answer. That's what worries me. Sorry...bad day.
No need to apologise I think how you are feeling is perfectly understandable and normal. It's OK to have bad days right now. You are certainly not alone in feeling like you do. I hope you have a rl support system around you to chat to on these harder days.

Sorry I don't have any magic answers for you though.

Take care xx
 
@Isee have you heard about the Valneva vaccine currently in trial? That is my preferred option now aside Novavax and Australia have been looking into it. I hope they approve it and order stock eventually.
 
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I'm going to whinge...and really I probably have no right to. I didn't think lockdowns effected me very much (other than I can't see my children when I want to) BUT I'm starting to feel anxious and angry about this whole COVID nightmare. Will life ever be normal again? Are we forever looking at curtailed freedoms and lockdowns? Is there an end in sight for this? It's doom and gloom every day and it doesn't seem anyone has the answer...and perhaps there is no answer. That's what worries me. Sorry...bad day.

I ask myself the same question about life returning to normal.

Unfortunately I just don’t see it happening as the virus spreads and doesn’t discriminate. Did you see the WA Premier saying that even when the state is 80%+ vaccinated, lockdowns would be on the table? It is worrying times.
 
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