It was my first proper night out since the start of COVID and it's really fucking shit that it seems like you can't go out and get your life on the dancefloor to Fuego/Slomo back-to-back without getting a DISEASE
I'd posted in the Hoopla thread about being scared of getting it there and passing it on to visitors who were arriving a couple of days later from Canada, well thankfully I didn't get it there despite being in the middle of the THRONGS for Sugababes, but then I did get it over the weekend from being out in Dublin.
It was my first proper night out since the start of COVID and it's really fucking shit that it seems like you can't go out and get your life on the dancefloor to Fuego/Slomo back-to-back without getting a DISEASE
Anyway my symptoms are very mild thus far so hello, let's celebrate that
I have already had it twice. Will probably get it a third time at some point soon.Negative, phew
But yeah it's everywhere
We had many reinfections here?
I remember thinking when I had it that I’d had worse flu, but at the same time I felt fucking AWFUL and I don’t want it again, or at least anywhere near when I have travel plans (which is most of this month)
Covid was the worst respiratory episode I've had in my 17 years of adulthood and I say that as someone who has had 4 jabs. Not hospital-bad, of course but nasty enough.It’s never going to get to the point it was initially again though, is it? I have had worse colds/flus in the past but have had 3 vaccines.
We we’re overflowing at work at the back end of last week due to positive patients. Whilst quite a few are being diagnosed whilst they’re here, even if their symptoms aren’t serious they still need to be isolated in their own room and there just isn’t the space available.I don’t think it is clogging the hospitals. The NHS covid book of stats now admit that over half of patients in hospital with covid came in with something else. It just shows that the numbers are much higher than we realise, but most people aren’t “hospitalised” with it the way they were before.
Still never had it.
Might donate my body to medical science.