D&D and the rising pandemic

[Thomas Shey]

We did well enough for at least statistical relevance, which is the issue at hand.

I'm not sold on same.

So, just to be clear about timelines - the US government started sending folks free at-home tests in January. Several months ago.

The key word is "started"; we were still waiting on ours to arrive at that point, and from anecdotal evidence, that wasn't uncommon.

 

[Zardnaar]

Passed a rats test this morning dry throat.

Sore throat now and headache. Got something apparently not Covid atm. Supposed to retest in 4 days but showing symptoms now.

Only got two RATs test left.

3 years of no colds or anything. Wife throat got very sore today slept in very late.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

I passed my first test as well when I got sick, but a few days later of persisting symptoms re-tested and it came back very positive.

Passed a rats test this morning dry throat.

Sore throat now and headache. Got something apparently not Covid atm. Supposed to retest in 4 days but showing symptoms now.

Only got two RATs test left.

3 years of no colds or anything. Wife throat got very sore today slept in very late.

 

[JEB]

Passed a rats test this morning dry throat.

Sore throat now and headache. Got something apparently not Covid atm. Supposed to retest in 4 days but showing symptoms now.

Only got two RATs test left.

3 years of no colds or anything. Wife throat got very sore today slept in very late.

Rapid tests have a high rate of false negatives; you'd need to get a PCR test to really be sure.

 

[Zardnaar]

Rapid tests have a high rate of false negatives; you'd need to get a PCR test to really be sure.

Covid confirmed now. Had a nice 15 hour sleep.

 

[Zardnaar]

Fell asleep again. 5pm now slept most of the day.

 

[Guest 7034872]

COVID's the only illness I've seen where sitting in a chair can make you tired. But it totally does.

 

[Thomas Shey]

COVID's the only illness I've seen where sitting in a chair can make you tired. But it totally does.

Strep.

 

[Guest 7034872]

Strep.

Really? It never did that to me.

 

[Thomas Shey]

Really? It never did that to me.

I was exhausted all the time; I fell asleep it seemed like every 2-3 hours.

Its one reason I've looked with grave suspicion at some "flu" my wife and I had very early in 2020 (officially before it had spread in the U.S.); I was fatigued constantly but the only thing ever like it at all was Strep.

(The last time my wife saw our doctor, after her description, his opinion was it was probably COVID).