You'd be surprised. Get tested.My collegue who sits 2m from me, has attracted covid on thursday. Now it's monday and i don't have symptoms, so i guess i'm still safe.
I just signed up for a PCR test today since my ear infection symptoms keep nagging even after all these roids and antibiotics. I haven't had an ear infection in years, this is miserable.You'd be surprised. Get tested.
You might be immune.but of course now that I've said that here I'll probably get it soon, watch!
I felt the same when people around me were getting it. Although I remained testing negative it was such a relief to see them back to relative normal after a short rest period and some recovery time.It sounds weird, but it's sort of a relief that I'd caught it and yet over it quickly, especially after dodging it for this long with the amount of travel I've completed throughout this pandemic.
I felt the same when people around me were getting it. Although I remained testing negative it was such a relief to see them back to relative normal after a short rest period and some recovery time.
I know it’s been lethal, I’ve lost relatives to Covid as it compounded underlining issues in those cases. It’s such a positive to see in reality that it’s no more deadly than regular influenza. Hopefully this will all be past us by next year and getting covid will be no different from getting a flu.
I’m experienced the exact same anxiety, although I’ve kept it in the back of my mind. I wonder if I’m just lucky so far, protected because of the vaccine, immune because my lungs are too black for covid to inhabit or if I’m actually going to get it and get laid out really hard by it.It was a relief in a way because part of me felt indestructible by not getting it for so long, but also anxious by wondering when or if would knock me out.
If you haven’t have the Covid19 variant you’re in the clear!I'll take half a point. I had SARS 1 in 2004, which I believe has helped me avoid getting covid despite working with it daily since it came to my area. I got the Moderna shot for the first two jabs, my booster was a Pfizer jab.
My family had Covid. Many of my clients and co workers had it. I never have and I don't go out of my way to keep from getting it.
If I get sick, I stay home anyway.
7 months on, same deal.Never been tested so couldn't say for certain. No fevers in recent memory...