Ok, let me explain. I got covid. It wasn't nice. I live alone. I'm not as young as I used to be. It was a bit scary. I truly isolated for 2 weeks not actually knowing when I might leave. Then I realised I wasn't contagious and felt stronger and could legitimately go out. Took a few days to actually go for a walk but when I did I saw this bit of blue sky and fresh air and something that said 'yes'! I can't sum it up in words but you can perhaps imagine why I took the shot and save it here. :)
Keep safe, all - I had no idea at all that I had it at first (just a random voluntary test)... assume everyone has got it, they might.
Thank you for calling by - mwah!
Wow that little piece of blue is to be savoured...thank goodness you got over it OK. I’ve never actually heard from someone who’s actually had it...thank goodness you are a survivor! Happy Christmas!
@monicac@happypat Thanks ladies. I came out with symptoms a few days after taking the test, so was reassured to think in theory I was inside with the door locked before I became (more) contagious. School was already shut, otherwise I could have gone in without any idea that I had it. (I got it from school btw). It became quite ghastly and I understand now that you have to give yourself time to get over it after you think you've got over it..! Well at my age (55) anyway. Do take care. Yes, I'm very glad to be a survivor, I wasn't always certain I was going to be..... x
Thank goodness you have got over it and are recovering! So scary for you especially being on your own. I can understand how wonderful the fresh air was and that bit of blue sky! Look after yourself now until you have made a full recovery! Big hug xx
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. I have and do follow all the rules but it's good to be reminded as to the reality of why I'm doing so. So pleased you're back out there appreciating both the symbolism and natural beauty of the blue sky. Take care and I hope you continue to feel stronger each day.
