What I want to know is if he really had covid for the second time.
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With all the Novak drama, leave it to Bernard to join the party, albeit very briefly. I am probably the only person on the message board here to have watched this match. Bernard spent most of the match, other than getting blasted off the court, walking around literally taking his pulse. It was unbelievable. This surely will be his last AO.
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Doubtful if you ask me. The result for his PCR was originally negative then miraculously changed to positive. The Serbian prime minister has stopped short of giving him any kind of backing for not isolating and will certainly not step in to authorise that his PCR as 100% genuine, kicking the can over to the Serbian medical authorities instead. All looks bent to me.Originally posted by johnyandell View PostWhat I want to know is if he really had covid for the second time.
An antibody test would resolve the issue because if he doesn't have any antibodies then he couldn't have been positive. I imagine if he is asked to take an antibody test he will offer to leave the country as it could land him in deep trouble if it is proved he has submitted a bogus (positive) test result.
It's a mess and has become tedious. Novak has been on the news every night here and every night the story gets more incredible. It's amazing what these investigative journalists can dig up.
On a sad note, my mother, 89, has contracted Covid, the Delta variant, and we are desperately hoping she will pull through. It's knocked her sideways although last night she seemed slightly better. Fingers crossed.
My mother is a Federer fan by the way. She doesn't play tennis (never has) but says Roger's strokes look nice. No argument there.
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Thanks for you concern (and that of John and Jim).Originally posted by glacierguy View PostThinking of your mum stotty. You could check out the Panoramic trial for covid antivirals if the symptoms are recent.
My mother is battling through (she lives in Maine, USA) but refuses (she's stubborn) to be hospitalised. My sister is with her at the moment and tells me the drugs to treat Covid have greatly improved and my mother is responding pretty well. My son had Covid and breezed through it in 4 days. At 89, it is clearly going to be a much slower recovery for my mother. Long Covid is the worry.Stotty
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