Me too! I’ve started cancelling plans and I barely go outside yet again because I don’t feel “safe”
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So have 1 positive in the house, all good health wise. Not lying i am nervously waiting for the rest of the household to catch it and I hope it's only cold like, but all Christmas plans and the build up could be canx that's stressful along with isolations.
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I have to isolate cos I'm (a dirty!
) single jabbed although I'm currently Covid free (and I'm all I'm hearing is I could die or be seriously ill if I catch it which doesn't help me mentally).
Edited - I also resent that I have to stay home because I'm not fully vaccinated.
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I have to isolate cos I'm (a dirty!
) single jabbed although I'm currently Covid free (and I'm all I'm hearing is I could die or be seriously ill if I catch it which doesn't help me mentally).Edited - I also resent that I have to stay home because I'm not fully vaccinated.
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Same. Two of my friends have been battling with long Covid and I'm terrified of getting it myself. I feel like I sacrificed so much over the past 2 years to avoid getting Covid - I don't want to risk catching it now after managing to avoid it for so long.
Unfortunately, isolating myself over the past 2 years has completely changed my personality. I've gone from being gregarious and bubbly to dreading any social interaction and feeling so drained after speaking to people.
Has anyone on here not knowingly had covid yet? I've been lucky and managed to avoid thus far
I don't think I have ... but I've never tested so I don't know. Not been ill in years. (Famous last words).
As far as I know…or I’ve had it asymptomatically when my children had it also asymptomatically
Touch wood I have avoided it.
I have been in the office every week since the start as well
I've had an antibody test which says I've had it but I never noticed. Tbh, I work in a massive school - it was inevitable really!
My family and I have avoided it so far. I know many friends and colleagues who have had it though. Rates around by me are really high at the mo and we’ve been going to school/work with people testing positive in class/on my floor in the office so not sure how we’ve avoided it to date.
I was convinced I had it in the summer when my sense of smell went but me and the rest of us had neg pcrs.
I was poorly with a unusual for me illness that had the same symptoms as covid in early 2020 so I do wonder.
It was 6 month intervals then 5 now I it seems like a free for all
We managed to avoid it until about 4 weeks ago, due to a school outbreak. Husband has had 3 vaccines, I've had one. Out of the six of us in our house, we all caught it apart from my 10 year old. The kids were all asymptomatic, cold symptoms for the adults. Took a few weeks for me to get my sense of smell/taste back.
All our positive results showed up on LFTs first, apart from my youngest, who was LFT negative but PCR positive.
All our positive results showed up on LFTs first, apart from my youngest, who was LFT negative but PCR positive.
A colleague of mine has had confirmed Covid twice, with a suspected THIRD time back at the start of the pandemic when tests weren't readily available!
Best part is.... She works from home.
She's never stuck to rules around Covid though, including when she broke lockdown rules last Christmas and had a massive Christmas party with extended family (leading to two elderly relatives catching Covid and passing away some weeks after Christmas...).
Me and my boyfriend haven’t knowingly had it, but I fail to believe after 2 years both of us have just managed to avoid it. I think most people just haven’t been sick. Especially as he has worked the entire pandemic, we work in a tourist area and both in retail. Ironically, he was really sick around Christmas 19 and looking back, I think it was probably COVID and just noone knew what It was then. I think that’s probably true for a lot of folk.
I think the same for a lot of people. My friend was really poorly end of Dec 19, so much so I had her son for a week as she couldn't get out of bed without it exhausting her.
Me
I live off grid, don't have anyone in my life, just me and nature as its been all my life. Highly unlikely to ever get it and I'm very fit and healthy so most likely to be ok if I did.Hope you continue to be healthy, I'm sure a positive outlook goes a long way too
People seem to think you can hide from these things but you really can’t. That horrid cold that was going around a few months ago, we both got the very first week it was discussed in the media and it’s not like we go very many places/see many people. The world is too big with too many people, you can’t run from viruses.
It does seem to be that the people who had the nasty suspected covid virus end 19/ beginning 20 have managed to avoid covid since testing became available.
Covid was in circulation long before they started looking for it.
Covid was in circulation long before they started looking for it.
My dad was convinced he had it December 2019. He tested positive and was ill again September this year
You can get boosted 3 months from your last vaccination
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