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Life after covid-19

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I think I had it. Lasted 5 days. But I am not sure.


I might have had it, at a very early stage of the pandemic. I have had four vaccinations, the last one just recently so I hope to consider this over. There are no social restrictions in Sweden, as far as I know.


@torunn said
I might have had it, at a very early stage of the pandemic. I have had four vaccinations, the last one just recently so I hope to consider this over. There are no social restrictions in Sweden, as far as I know.
I've not had any vaccination yet.

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I've not had any vaccination yet.
Have you chosen not to?


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At your age - I know you are younger than me - I might have chosen to decline the vaccine but I'm not taking that risk now, there's too much at stake. I also had a vaccination for pneumonia which is recommended to elderly people.



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It hasn't.

And no, I haven't. Not that I noticed, anyway. But then, I'm fully vaccinated.


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I don't know that the Covid19 will ever be completely gone.

Some claim when you've had it that it can linger for years.

It couldn't be much fun for sure losing your sense of taste and smell. Keep in mind because you got it once doesn't mean you can't get it again.

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u never had any taste.& it has not gone away , dr Richard Cree of James Cook Hospital reckons the past 3 weeks have been worse than the last 15 months the hospita was overrun again and 2 new icu s had to be opened.


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No, it hasn't. Boris merely pretends it has.

Anti-Covid measures have been lifted here, as well. That doesn't mean the pandemic is over - it means that, for now, it is manageable.

I'll grant you that the UK handled the first phase of the vaccine rollout better than the EU. After that? Not so much.