Source: Today's show, as shown on Triple M on YouTube
Here are my nominees to start:
Apparently "reliable mail" out of Victoria that he'll be playing for an up and coming developing Melbourne team in 2016.
I'm only really annoyed because I waited in line for 4hrs, sick and 35 weeks pregnant. I ended up doing a RAT 3 days later which was positive. My symptoms were hell on earth but I'm ok now. I could be out of isolation by now if the PCR had returned a positive result. Instead I have to wait longer as the positive RAT was 3 days after.. I had it done at the Racecourse. I called up again today and finally got through to an operator who promptly hung up the phone when I asked if I would be getting a result..
Update: text came through positive today. So it took 9 days.
I got here at 7.30am, and moved about 25m, and have roughly a 3 hour wait ahead of me. I arrived Melbourne midnight Christmas eve, and leaving back to GC on Tuesday.
If I'm going to catch covid and bring it north, it's going to be in this fucking line.
This negative test result is fucking ridiculous
Edit: Australia has midsummer now because it’s the middle of summer over here it’s pride babyyy!! We still have parade in June but yeh! 🥰🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🌈🇦🇺
howdy y'all,
i work as a CNA at a hospital where we (surprise) recently converted several of our rooms to accommodate covid+ patients. mind you, we're normally a med-surg unit.
we were one of the last units to NOT be in a covid outbreak, but now it's taking several of our nurses and CNAs down one by one. great way to start 2022, ya know.
there are so many covid+ patients in our hospital that patients who have been exposed (but are presently asymptomatic) are just in regular rooms. i happened to have 2 of these patients in my assignment on the 30th and 31st.
i worked on dec. 30th and 31st. completely normal, all good. i was set to work on jan. 1st but woke up with an awful sore throat. i figure, better safe than sorry, so i failed my employee health screener, called out, and got a PCR test.
that was the only symptom i had on the 1st. but that night, i woke up at 2AM and felt super ill. i was so dizzy and could barely make it to the bathroom before i threw up the entirety of what i ate throughout the day. i was so weak that i had to wake my boyfriend up to assist me back to bed. i barely slept the rest of the night.
i woke up, and found out that my PCR test came back negative.
despite that, the 2nd was AWFUL. i was running a fever (around 101.5-102) all day. i had a terrible headache and muscle aches. all i had the energy to do was nap all day and periodically wake up to drink fluids and take medicine. i had not felt this sick in a long, long time.
overnight, my fever broke and i felt a lot better on the 3rd. my only remaining symptoms are moderate chest congestion, coughing, and some CRAZY night sweats.
i took another PCR test and called out of work for the 4th (today).
lo and behold, im positive.
i figured it was only a matter of time, but damn. this sucks. and now im out of work for the next 5 days, retest on the 6th day, and go from there. im worried about the state of our hospital because this is decimating us.
Hello everyone, I guess a bit about me is that I'm a non-christain from a Protestant background. Having been searching for meaning has lead me to Orthodoxy.
I'm completely new to all of this and having visited a Parish in the City for two subsiquent liturgies. As beautiful as the service was, I just felt so lost and alone. I couldn't speak to any of the preists as they were behind the "Iconostasis" and everyone just kept to themselves and left after the service. Having come for a Protestant background, where we would have meals and coffee after church, where we would chat and welcome the newcomers. I've just never felt so alone and unwelcomed in a church.
Hence, I take to reddit to ask if anyone here would be able to recommend me to a Church that they have visited or currently visit? Or is this how the Orthodox churches are and it's up to me to pursue it with the preists? I would appreciate any help in this area.
Thank you.
> The biggest adjustments will be around Westbrook. The dominant playmaker is the all-time leader in triple-doubles, but acknowledged it takes some time for new teammates to adapt to his relentless style: “Guys getting used to my speed, my pace, my timing, where I’m at on the floor.”
> “I don’t have the answer for that,” Westbrook said. “But I know just in the past three or four years, probably more than that, just having new teammates, having new people be around, it’s a learning curve for them just as it is for me.”
I'm deciding to drop methods and do general instead. Can i still get into a science course in monash uni or melbourne uni? For example a bachelor of biomedicine?
