Coronavirus **support** thread
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Jun 2022
9:33am, 27 Jun 2022
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jda
I made the point about LFT/PCR a while back. Never did a PCR either. Loads of people we know round here have just got it for the first time, including some pretty elderly and vulnerable ones. |
Jun 2022
9:33am, 27 Jun 2022
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Non-runner
I only had an LFT not PCR and it only lasted one day, minimal symptoms, so maybe even a false positive?
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Jun 2022
9:49am, 27 Jun 2022
42,740 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
When I created the poll last year I think most folk were getting PCRs. It's only a bit of fun, so tick any of the Yes or Maybe that you like. You're not a No!  G
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Jun 2022
9:54am, 27 Jun 2022
22,622 posts
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Ness
OK. Ta
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Jun 2022
10:25am, 27 Jun 2022
1,114 posts
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fuzzyduck79
I changed my answer to the top one as I felt sure a PCR would have confirmed 10 days worth of LFT positives. Out of the blue I tested negative last night. I didn't quite believe it so redid the test an hour later, taking more time over every step and it still came out negative. Will be masking indoors everywhere from now on, it's no inconvenience to me whereas being infected definitely was. |
Jun 2022
10:43am, 27 Jun 2022
18,218 posts
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Autumnleaves
Still negative here. I'm testing once a week for work purposes still, I know we were exposed last weekend as three of the friends we shared the house with tested positive last Sunday, but we seem to have swerved it.
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Jun 2022
10:58am, 27 Jun 2022
39,327 posts
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Purps
Mine came back negative today, in fact I did 2. As I wanted to be sure after coughing in the night. Still off work as not quite up to going in. Off tomorrow too, then will see how things are.
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Jun 2022
11:01am, 27 Jun 2022
22,633 posts
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Ness
Hope you’re feeling better for work later in the week, Pinks Don’t rush back though. Make sure you’re fully recovered.
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Jun 2022
11:06am, 27 Jun 2022
39,332 posts
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Purps
Ness I've got some other stuff going on and ironically had arranged to wfh last week then get the pos lft!
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Jun 2022
11:08am, 27 Jun 2022
255 posts
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Tikka
As jda says, it’s taking its toll on the elderly. My dad’s friend died on Saturday (from Covid). Granted, he was in his mid 80s, but he had no underlying health problems, was very fit for a man of his age, and had had 4 vaccinations.
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