Miss-Shelf
I'll meet you further on up the road
I had a couple friends very kindly drop stuff off to be but were too scared to see me. I felt low even though I understand
If you have it, have had it, are pretty sure you have it, tell us about it?
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Callie
Pivoting
I'm a hermit in normal times! Have been at work non stop apart from when I was ill. We have extra staff in at the mo so work is busy. We do not (we can not) socially distance at work so that side of things has been very normal. No-one has treated me differently for having been ill. I think the count out if our team is now 11 have been off sick with suspected covid, 2 tested and confirmed, 1 tested neg. So far ..
Miss-Shelf
I'll meet you further on up the road
i_hate_beckham that facebook group might be helpful for a bit if you want to hear others stories
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
bare chested street drinkers with masks under their chins, smoking fags
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
I think I had it months ago and didnt realise it. Which sounds silly I know. I was feeling pretty rough for a week or so, but with none of the symptoms I read at the time. Checked temp daily, no cough, nose was streaming. Thought I had a cold.
I still don't have my normal energy and get hit by waves of fatigue from time to time. Most telling is what feels like a tight band round my chest when I try and exercise. I was reading a thread on a Facebook running group and it was like snap for so many things.
I suppose I'm pretty lucky it wasn't worse, but still feels far from great. Given the work I'm doing (keyworker ha!) I fully expected to get it, just not quite like this.
My OH has similar. She was really ill, back at the start of February. However when she went to hospital last month with chest pain, it must have been before the testing kits were wide spread and they diagnosed her based on symptoms and said she didn't have it and was told to speak to her GP about some of the meds she was on...
I still don't have my normal energy and get hit by waves of fatigue from time to time. Most telling is what feels like a tight band round my chest when I try and exercise. I was reading a thread on a Facebook running group and it was like snap for so many things.
I suppose I'm pretty lucky it wasn't worse, but still feels far from great. Given the work I'm doing (keyworker ha!) I fully expected to get it, just not quite like this.
My OH has similar. She was really ill, back at the start of February. However when she went to hospital last month with chest pain, it must have been before the testing kits were wide spread and they diagnosed her based on symptoms and said she didn't have it and was told to speak to her GP about some of the meds she was on...
Miss-Shelf
I'll meet you further on up the road
UnderAnOpenSky I hope you and mrs uaos get back to full strength soon
Miss-Shelf
I'll meet you further on up the road
How do you feel about that?
2hats
Dust.
Not at all surprised given the symptoms I experienced, the timeline and the circumstances of origin of the infection.
I would have been surprised to see a negative result (though one can't entirely trust testing yet; I may get the chance to perform further alternative tests in the near future which will be interesting).
alsoknownas
some bloke
Reckon I has had SARS-CoV-2's making bebbeh's in my lungs for a high number of days (58). They occasionally fuck orf a bit and pretend like everything's hunky-dory (Oh, were those your lungs? I'm really sorry mate, we were told we could have full occupancy. I've invited a load of mates over and everything), but then 48hrs later - guess who's back? I reckon it's a bit of a pernicious fer-pick.
Recovery curve - longer than previously considered:
www.vox.com
Recovery curve - longer than previously considered:
The emerging long-term complications of Covid-19, explained
"It is a true roller coaster of symptoms and severities, with each new day offering many unknowns."
www.vox.com
alsoknownas
some bloke
under sodium lights, with their life still in their left hand,
gesturing vaguely,
and i wonder if i'm man enough...
but i suppress a cough and wander on,
cos you never returned my glances anyway...
The Smiths, Homemade Masks
Miss-Shelf
I'll meet you further on up the road
alsoknownas I love your description of the squatter virus and it's mates - made me smile. Of course it's probably not as smiley for you at the time.
That facebook group I linked a few posts ago is really useful for hearing just how long people are experiencing symptoms for
That facebook group I linked a few posts ago is really useful for hearing just how long people are experiencing symptoms for
alsoknownas
some bloke
Yeah, I mean, I had initially discounted SAR-blah-Paul-McGrath as a possibly because of the linger time. But it's now seeming quite feasible (read: probable) given the emerging convo.
alsoknownas
some bloke
Apparently the Irish crowds greeted Madiba with chants of 'Oooh - ah - Paul McGragh's Da', which I find quite endearing 
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i_hate_beckham
Him From A Village
How is everyone feeling now? Myself and Mrs i_h_b have made a full recovery.
quimcunx
imprimeo, lamino, distribuo
My brother was saying no one in virology lab or his lab have caught it. Also that they only have 29 covid patients and under 5 in itu. Icu? Of course it only takes one and they have as little distancing as you do.
extra dry
Happy to be here
The other day I did about hour working out, pushs up, planking, sit ups, kettle weights, streches and stuff. It wiped me out, I slept for about 3 hours afterwards. This on back of recovering about 12 weeks ago, so its still a drain on my body.
Sunray
Its sunny somewhere.
Took me 3-4 weeks to get back to 100% but can cycle 25 miles no problem now.
I see they are now adding a lack of sense of taste is a way to get a test. Only about 5 weeks too late.
Miss-Shelf
I'll meet you further on up the road
Pleased to hear that
Brainaddict
slight system overdrive
I still have ongoing fatigue two months later. It sucks. I can't do what I normally do, can't exercise properly, and it's difficult to keep a positive mood even though my life is in general pretty good. It's been so long now that I've started to get a bit scared of the tales of getting CFS after a virus.
Brainaddict
slight system overdrive
Sounds familiar. Went for an hour long walk the other day and had to go to bed after and was still a wreck the next day (bear in mind I usually cycle up to an hour a day). It's about two months since I was actually ill.
One problem is that I keep feeling better, then I try something too ambitious (like an hour long walk). I'm not very good at being inactive.
extra dry
Happy to be here
This week was 6 good days of being able to work online, some walking and a little exercise. One day was iffy, just felt worn out, late night the day before thou. Occational afternoon naps could be a regular thing for me now
Pingety Pong
Well-Known Member
I thought I had it at the end of February/early March. I had a sore throat, swollen glands and felt fluey, then a few days later I suddenly completely lost my voice and developed a horrible dry cough which lasted for ever. I spent a whole night sitting in the kitchen crying because I couldn't breathe - at the time I thought it was just my asthma playing up but then later wondered whether it might have been the virus. I spoke to my GP on the phone a few weeks later at the start of the lockdown, and she said if I had had those symptoms 2/3 weeks earlier, they would have assumed I had Corona. Anyway, I went for an antibody test at our local pharmacy two days ago and.. it came back negative 
Riklet
procrastinación
I had negative on the Abbott IGG antibody test too. My GP is unsurprised and thinks that very few under 40s are getting the antibodies. Not sure what that means in practice.
I am still ill unfortunately. But slowly getting better. Back living with my parents, which is much better than being alone like I was for 3 months... although challenging in a different way. Things do feel like they are starting to move but I have a lot of fatigue, tinnitus, sore throat, weak voice, on off crazy head and face pressures and as of 3 weeks ago - body twitches and movements. Been trying to listen to music and do light dancing, some gentle regular movements, humming singing and making sounds etc... had a good cranial osteopathy session yesterday too. But Im not well enough to work or do my masters. Or even go for a proper walk. It really sucks.
I am still ill unfortunately. But slowly getting better. Back living with my parents, which is much better than being alone like I was for 3 months... although challenging in a different way. Things do feel like they are starting to move but I have a lot of fatigue, tinnitus, sore throat, weak voice, on off crazy head and face pressures and as of 3 weeks ago - body twitches and movements. Been trying to listen to music and do light dancing, some gentle regular movements, humming singing and making sounds etc... had a good cranial osteopathy session yesterday too. But Im not well enough to work or do my masters. Or even go for a proper walk. It really sucks.
Brainaddict
slight system overdrive
So they think people are getting ill with Covid-19 yet not getting antibodies?
2hats
Dust.
There are many types of antibodies and the majority of tests are only looking for one or two types (most commonly just one particular antibody). So no, it's not that people are not (often) developing antibodies, but that particular antibodies are only detected in some cases.
A friend of mine and her family are part of an antibody research project as her son was hospitalised with Covid. Her husband was sick but she and her daughter were not. I'm not sure what antibodies they were testing for, one assumes a broad range in the context of national research, but only her 2 children had antibodies.
Brainaddict
slight system overdrive
Curious, thanks for info. I guess that's another reason not to stump up money for an antibody test.
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