COVID Count?

[kluurs]

Seemed to have the symptoms in the early days of the pandemic but no confirming test. Had a false alarm a few months ago.

[Copper]

That is correct for me - I had it, with a positive test.

[mark]

Correct for me. I had it last month.

[Doctor Phibes]

Mine is more 'possibly' than 'probably'.

[LuFins Dad]

@Doctor-Phibes said in COVID Count?:

Mine is more 'possibly' than 'probably'.

Everybody is possibly… You had symptoms and weren’t tested (through no fault of your own) in the middle of the Omicron wave…

[taiwan_girl]

Mine is pretty sure I am a no. Never had symptoms and the few tests I took were negative.

[jon-nyc]

I’ve thought a few times to start this thread. Thanks for doing it

[bachophile]

Asymptomatic omicron.

Not even a sneeze. Found on random PCR.

[Jolly]

Just an observation... I had the initial strain. Caught it from a family member at Christmas, when things were just firing up good.

That's interesting. Because...

I still work at a hospital, albeit not but five or six days a month. I've done a lot of rapid tests. Done a good many antibodies. Worked with a lot of blood specimens from patients that later turned out to be positive. Since I'm just one of a couple people on the weekend or one of four or five (small lab, guys) during the week, we tend to work in our corners, sans mask. Yes, we don them in the hospital and when walking into an unscreened or positive patient room, we make sure we have a relatively fresh N95.

But working in the lab? No. Even when doing COVID testing. In that lab, at least seven of us have had COVID, but none of us have caught the disease at work.

Go figure.

[89th]

Correct, haven't had it. Maybe because I work remotely (or remotely work, amirite).

[Jolly]

We can tell.

[LuFins Dad]

@Larry ?

[Larry]

@LuFins-Dad said in COVID Count?:

@Larry ?

I don't think I've ever had it. I was around it, because my wife had it. But I seem to have skipped it.