My SIL is a ward house cleaner, she's had it and been fine thankfully.
My colleagues dad had it, he works in a takeaway so was tested even though asymptomatic as his colleague had it and was positive.

I know there are more people that are getting it and not having that much trouble recovering, but I don't see that as a reason for any complacency. This virus is not well understood as yet and outcomes across society are unpredictable.

Not that I know of, but we did travel to Spain in Feb and the guy sat opposite on the plane coughed the whole way..

Anyone bought an antibody teat?

No, I don't have Covid. And also, I usually get a bad cold every winter. Not even had a cold since 2017. So fingers crossed it keeps like that. :D

No, i don't have covid, just having a regular cold now (more sore throat)

i myself never really go anywhere, apart from outside in own garden (i also keep my distance or cover my nose/mouth) when some people walk in the alley next to our home and they have to cough loudly :fist: but i know that ain't covid either, just from smoking what these people do, i smell cigarettes all the time that horrendous smell :skull:

just think when you finish isolation, you will be able to walk into a supermarket, do a trump and rip off your mask and shout .... "I BEAT COVID, bow before me!!"

all trump supporters basically already did that, even before he did ''beat covid''


Donnie the Messiah :laugh2:

I had weird symptoms back in late April but you couldn't get tested back then unless you went into hospital. Even my wife couldn't get a test and she works in the NHS... They had her on the list for a test but 2 weeks passed and we heard nowt about it, and then she was told that since 2 weeks had passed anyway she should just come off the list and go back to work. Lolz.

Anyway, I had random shortness of breath (like it would suddenly feel like I'd been exercising when I was stood doing nothing) and since then I can't hold my breath for more than about 20-30 seconds :think:. But I don't actually know.

I'm pretty convinced my wife did have it because she had the worst/most persistent cough I've ever heard for about 10 days (coughing fits every few minutes, night and day, sometimes she was going bright red in the face with coughing) and also it started out with a mild fever at night.

I’m immune I think. Never had it.

SCREAMING

I had treacheo bronchitis and I was very sick for a long time but both of my tests were negative. I think I did actually have it and that they were false negatives but I have no proof, so I'll have to say no.