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I got 2 lines; I officially have COVID.

My DD's BF had it, and she had seemed to avoid it (and got mono instead). We were up in Maine for a few days midweek and she visited. Her school tests them twice a week I think, and she tested positive yesterday. She is asymptomatic. I have very, very mild cold symptoms. So mild right now 'd think nothing of it but used our (free!) home test so that I would know if I needed to quarantine

DH and I got second boosters about a month ago.I had just been mentioning that, for a long time, there were "6 degrees of separation" between us and COVID. Until Omicron, our closest brush with COVID was DH's stepmother's nieces' husband.But in the last month,people closer and closer have come down with it.

Hopefully it stays mild, I am counting on the booster to tamp it, and bedrest.

Consider another booster, and if you are in New England, you may want to mask up.

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No need to be afraid. LIVE your life.

Afraid? Not living life? Since COVID, I have taken our family on trips to St John, San Miguel De Allende, Belize, and Panama/Colombia. After about 6 mos I think, we started shopping and dining again, after a year went back to clubs, and entertaining guests. However, at all times we followed the protocols that were in place, in re masking and distancing, and we got vaxxed and boosted whenever and as soon as we could. For us, it was the right balance between being responsible and enjoying life. Like any risks we take, the risk/reward tradeoff calculation is highly personal and should not be judged, however our state's protocols also established society's minimum requirements for civility, which I heartily support.

We all die of something.

And we all struggle mightily to cross as many somethings off the list as we can.

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mtnrdredux_gw
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It's becoming ubiquitous.

Yes, and it's all over.
porkandham
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I'm sorry. Wishing you a speedy revovery!
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But my son got married this weekend (only 20 people) and no one was sick and so if I get it now I'm okay with that.
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Congrats, BL!!
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Congratulations, blfenton!

PS. I come here for the molehills.
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So sorry to hear this Mtn, hope you stay feeling almost well, and no lingering affects either!

I belong to a group of women I adore who gather for lunch and political/current events discussion each week and I'm quietly astonished that nobody among the 5-8 regulars has yet gotten COVID. We range in age from mid-40s to mid-70s, most of us are retired but one is a flight attendant who has been back working for months now. We have been meeting throughout the pandemic, always outside spaced out at a big table on one member's condo patio area (overlooking the beautiful gulf waters of the Keys).

If/when one of us gets it I will REALLY feel like it's inevitable. Oddly enough, more so than when my spouse got Omicron on Xmas Day!
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I belong to a group of women I adore who gather for lunch and political/current events discussion

I want one of these. It seems most groups I am in are "mixed" and politics is not only NOT the subject, it is expressly verboten. It is frustrating and stupid to me that the most important things I want to discuss, I cannot bring up at all.

I just might need to start one of these!

Gee, xmas day, that stinks!
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Congrats BLF and family!
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Congrats @blfenton! Nice!

@runninginplace...that group sounds AMAZING! Nothing like that here...

Get well soon mtn.
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Yeah, so I am in bed, and wordlessly, I see a golf club coming slowly toward me out of the corner of my eye, with a plastic grocery bag tied to it. Cough drops,and Twizzlers. Rx for the ages.
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Hmm, I thought I commented, but I don't see it? Anyway, glad you're feeling better and that your molehill didn't become a mountain. Plus, I wanted to add that I laughed out loud about your thread title. Now THAT would have been a mountain from the start!
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Haha, the golf club of sustenance.

When my husband got COVID, by the time we got the positive test results on him I figured it made no sense to try to quarantine or separate. As mentioned in previous discussions we are sharing a very small apartment that's basically 500 SF of togetherness 24/7. I didn't even try to isolate, mask, etc...and never tested positive myself.

Which is not to say I won't. Frankly like many (most?) people who are vaxxed, boosted etc and haven't gotten COVID I generally feel I'm simply waiting for my own positive test results.
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Springoz,

My parents are pushing 90. I'm going to visit them next week to help for a few days as my dad is undergoing a medical procedure. Yes, of course we all die of something, but I don't want to put my parents at risk (especially my mom who has a lung condition,). We have different definitions of living ones life, I think. I believe that you can live your life and still be conscientious of other people's risks. Yes, for me that means wearing masks in crowded areas and when I travel.
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Twizzlers! yes, you're definitely on the mend now. The golf club is quite handy, my DH would be casting goodies on the end of a fishing line.
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Glad to hear that you're starting to feel better.

Twizzlers are a comfort food.
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Indeed, taking unnecessary risks is not my idea of 'living one's life'.
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How long is long enough? how old are you? Would you think “we all die of something“ sometime if the person was your spouse or parent or child? Or yourself? In what situations would you personally refuse treatment for anything for yourself or a loved one?

I‘m 74 and hub is 82. We are living a wonderful life and will continue to avoid risks with covid. I wish everyone would. I wish you happiness.
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Mtn, glad you are better. I think the 5 days of quarantine were harder than the actual virus in some ways. But for me my Covid experience was smack dab in the middle of allergy season so it was almost hard to separate the two in some ways.

One day about a week Post-C I thought I was losing my sense of smell. Turned out to be just allergies I guess as it didn't develop into anything but a stuffy nose.
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Sorry about +ive test mtn. I hope you're feeling well and crossing the quarantine days off your calendar with vigor.
lucillle
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I said that at the beginning. No need to be afraid. LIVE your life. We all die of something.

At the beginning there WAS plenty of reason to be afraid. Not only were we facing an unknown, but there were plenty of deaths. I think at the moment that taking appropriate precautions allows for less isolation and more in person experiences.

That could change at any moment, with some new challenge and then we would have to take precautions apprpriate to that challenge.

I don't think the residents of Bucha took baskets of goodies and went to the park for a family picnic recently; even though we all die of something, it made sense for many of them to hide inside and stay away from Russian bullets.
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Apologies. Forgot there was only one side,
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That's needlessly peevish. The majority of people who have posted disagree with that particular statement, that's all. You don't need to apologize and neither do they.

Like any risks we take, the risk/reward tradeoff calculation is highly personal and should not be judged,
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I was invited to dine with DH this evening, war of the Roses style.
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haha, I love that movie.
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Glad you are doing well, even if DH is keeping his distance.
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