The part that’s concerning is people effectively like me who might carry on as normal for Xmas and mix with parents etc.Which is why I said it is concerning
Good to hear! I’m still breathless almost 9 weeks on from testing positive. My illness wasn’t too bad, like a bad virus really for 4/5 days but this breathlessness is a bit of a concern. Walking the dog in this misty air earlier had me gasping when I got back in.My “symptoms”, if you can even call them that, now that I know I’m positive, actually started on Weds evening, but never thought to test as they didn’t seem enough to justify bothering. As I said earlier, I suffer from various allergies, like to the Xmas tree and foliage, so I’m always like this this time of the year, nothing any different. If I’d have had any of the other so called omicron symptoms like fatigue or headaches or cough then I’d have probably had a test but as it was just literally a sniffle then I just didn’t think it’d be covid. I’ve been running, playing football, in the gym etc etc and feel 100% fit as a fiddle.
Weird.
Sorry, but I'm sure you will be sensible but there are many who aren't and even if feeling a little under the weather, not bother to test and then mix happily .The part that’s concerning is people effectively like me who might carry on as normal for Xmas and mix with parents etc.
The sooner we get some hard data with regards severity of illness the better.
Assume you didn’t have omicron if 9 weeks ago, which I’m hoping is the case that it’s relatively mild illness.Good to hear! I’m still breathless almost 9 weeks on from testing positive. My illness wasn’t too bad, like a bad virus really for 4/5 days but this breathlessness is a bit of a concern. Walking the dog in this misty air earlier had me gasping when I got back in.
Maybe I didn’t write my post correct way, that’s what I meant when I said like me, as in fuck all symptoms, not that I’m going to carry on as normal.Sorry, but I'm sure you will be sensible but there are many who aren't and even if feeling a little under the weather, not bother to test and then mix happily .
NHS winter crisis caused by Covid or, could it be something else?
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NB. That bed number was smaller in 2020 and is even smaller in 2021, I can’t find a more up to date graph. I will swap in when I do.
Mind you, after 20 months of a pandemic, you’d have thought that the government would have created some more NHS hospital facilities, with more staffing and capacity to avoid further pressure on the NHS. But no, instead, they cut another 5,000 beds, sacked thousands of care home staff with the result that medically fit patients can’t be discharged and have now threatened NHS workers with the sack and let waiting lists reach record levels. And yet, it’s still our fault!!
No it must have been Delta. Yes it may have done but Dr said it might be 3/4 months recovery time even if not so hopefully will sort. I’ve nicked one of my mums spare ventolin inhalers for the time being :-)Assume you didn’t have omicron if 9 weeks ago, which I’m hoping is the case that it’s relatively mild illness.
Ive seen you post before mate about yours, it obviously got onto your lungs which fortunately has never happened for me so far in the 2 times I have had covid.
Hope you get back to your best soon pal.
On a personal level I won't be taking another PCR. If I prove positive by LFT I'll still do my isolation but scan my way through it with more tests. Bollocks to the rest of it from now on.One thing is for sure, and of course I’m not saying it’s same for everyone, but if this is what having 3 jabs and previous bout of delta does for me when I get omicron then I’m living proof that it appears to be far less severe.
With delta I wasn’t particularly poorly but I lost taste and smell for 10 days, had a proper cold and blocked nose, and earache/tinnitus.
Now, absolutely bugger all, can’t believe I’m actually positive.
My sentiments exactly.On a personal level I won't be taking another PCR. If I prove positive by LFT I'll still do my isolation but scan my way through it with more tests. Bollocks to the rest of it from now on.