Coronavirus **support** thread
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Jul 2022
12:53pm, 3 Jul 2022
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Sharkie
I tested at my worst (last Thursday) and was completely negative but as I'm still not breathing very well and feel bunged up and a bit chesty thought it would be wise to make sure today. Bloody construction dust! |
Jul 2022
12:59pm, 3 Jul 2022
22,852 posts
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Ness
It was worth testing because Mr Ness was initially convinced that his symptoms were from dust getting on his chest when cycling on a dusty cycle path in Mallorca. His weren’t that. He had Covid.
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Jul 2022
1:08pm, 3 Jul 2022
20,018 posts
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Sharkie
Yeah - interesting. We both did the right thing!
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Jul 2022
1:10pm, 3 Jul 2022
22,853 posts
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Ness
Indeed!
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Jul 2022
1:18pm, 3 Jul 2022
33,671 posts
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EvilPixie
Another fetchie tested positive today after feeling awful for days and being negative
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Jul 2022
1:21pm, 3 Jul 2022
22,854 posts
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Ness
Oh dear, Pix. Hope their symptoms are mild and they recover quickly.
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Jul 2022
5:30pm, 3 Jul 2022
1,395 posts
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AndyS
My wife started a new job last week. She's just had a text telling her that one of her new colleagues has tested positive... She was sitting near this person pretty much all day Wednesday, Thursday & Friday. 🤦🏻♂️ |
Jul 2022
6:37pm, 3 Jul 2022
1,154 posts
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forest plodder
I thought dust was affecting me initially at Glastonbury (and maybe it was). Feel hugely better today, but will continue to take it easy, and will test again before mingling. Hope everyone suffering with any virus improves steadily |
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Jul 2022
11:48am, 4 Jul 2022
33,704 posts
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EvilPixie
friend at work last week her daughter is "full of cold" but no she didn't test her today she's "got her cold" sounds like she has a bad throat She better not have covid and be bringing it into the office she can WFH too so no reason to come in with "a cold" |
Jul 2022
6:02pm, 4 Jul 2022
259 posts
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Tikka
One of the residents in my dad’s care home has returned from a stay in hospital with Covid. Thankfully he’s one of the very few bed-ridden residents and can be confined to his room, otherwise he’d be wandering around mixing with the other residents (it’s a dementia unit), but there’s a real sense of “here we go again” among the staff, they’re all so deflated. 🙁 This new variant is so infectious. GWS to all the afflicted. |
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