Covid

[Tokash]

Covid can take a flying leap. I made it this long without catching covid....now it seems I have caught the newest strain. I have never been in lock down due to the nature of my work but now I get to work from home until midweek next week. Thankfully nobody else in my family is sick but this sucks and I only have pretty mild symptoms but have little to no voice!

 

[KarenWV]

I hope you recover quickly. Please take good care of yourself and get well soon. ❤❤❤❤

 

[3momchaos]

Sorry you’re sick! Hope you get back to normal very soon!!

 

[JudyNY]

My sister caught it recently too and the only symptom she had was a scratchy voice which lasted longer than expected. She is super careful too, so I was surprised she got it. I hope the rest of the family doesn't get it. Feel better!

 

[Tokash]

My family is all negative. One kiddo went back to school today. I'm getting my voice back today but the exhaustion kicked in uesterday afternoon, 4 days post first symptoms. If I had to get it, I am thankful it's this strain...however I rarely get sick and do not do well when I do.

 

[missyinacage]

Aww, I hope you feel better soon. It sucks to work so hard to avoid it and then get it.

 

[Alf_10]

Glad you are only having mild symptoms. Feel better soon.

 

[Tokash]

It was interesting at how the symptoms seem to stop over night. I woke up Sunday and everything except exhaustion stopped. I fully had my voice and it was like I never lost it. Nose stopped running and feeling congested, no headache and actually started to get bouts of energy.

Today all that is left is the exhaustion. Even though I felt awake most of the day and it wasn't til 5 ish I started to feel tired.

I was going to work from home until Th but I'm noting a little buts work here and decided I will return to the office tomorrow

 

[rjbj]

Make sure you have a negative covid test before going back to work.

 

[Kcuster83]

Hope you are feeling better! I have been lucky enough not to catch it, even though literally everyone around me has had it. Everyone I know said the same you did, it is like over night they feel so much better.

 

[Tokash]

Make sure you have a negative covid test before going back to work.

You can test positive for months. I am following cdc guidelines

 

[NewChallenge]

Happy you had a mild strain. We had the first strain and it was no fun. We had to close down our entire company for a month.

 

[Kathi_S]

Glad to hear you're feeling better and that your kids are well!

 

[KarenWV]

Yes, I'm glad you are doing better & getting stronger.

 

[Tokash]

I am starting to see how wicked this stuff is and understand everybody I know who has previously had covid.

Covid itself was fine. Showed symptoms on the 10th and went back to work on 20th. I tried on the 19th but after sleeping 10.5 hours and struggling to move 3 feet to my work station I decided to give it another day. By the 22nd I came down with a nasty cough. Today I went to our urgent care as I was coughing to the point of puking last night. I was concerned it developed into something else. X-rays were good but doing a round of steroids, over the counter cough meds and another prescription to hopefully help.

Stress is major high right now with work and I am sure it's not helping with healing. Added to that I was working on a promotion right now that will drop my client load eventually down to 10. Hoping this move will support less stress long term.