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By *ittle_brat_evie!! OP   Woman
over a year ago

evesham

I'm lucky in that we have regular 6-8 day testing at work that we can sign up to. I've done this from the time it was offered to me and last week I had a positive result and have been self isolating since I got that result.

The thing is I have none of the classic vymotims and until today felt fine. Today I feel as if I have a cold coming but nothing more. No cough, no fever... Nothing.

If it wasn't for the tests at work I'd have simply been going about my usual days while positive for covid.

Just makes me realise now just how important it is to take care. Who knows how may people I could have potentially infected if I did t know I had it.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

Yup, I could easily have continued my regular life most of the time when I had it. Lost taste/smell, had a headache and was tired, but I continued working from home for most of the time. When Mr KC came down with it worse and we had our 3yo to look after, it was harder to carry on and had a few days off.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago

all loved up

Thanks for posting this evie... I've been surprised at how many seem to think that no symptoms means no need to test x

Hope you are okay x xx

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By *ittle_brat_evie!! OP   Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"Thanks for posting this evie... I've been surprised at how many seem to think that no symptoms means no need to test x

Hope you are okay x xx "

I'm okay thank you x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

And me, I didn't feel well but I've had worse colds.

it was only way my taste and smell went but that was four days after I did the test.

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By *ittle_brat_evie!! OP   Woman
over a year ago

evesham

Just to clarify, I was taking this seriously before.... Always wore my mask in shops and used hand sanitizer. At work we have to wear masks when moving about but not when at our desks.

It's just that most of what you hear about are the awful cases where people are hospitalised (my boss has been in hospital for over a week now) and sadly pass away so thought I'd make people aware that you can actually have this and not know anything about it.

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By *ecretpassion100Couple
over a year ago

Walsall

This is so true ... many not adhering to lockdown rules and going about not knowing they may have covid ... even tho they feel OK they could potentially be spreading it to many many more as boris said everyone should act as if they have it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This is so true ... many not adhering to lockdown rules and going about not knowing they may have covid ... even tho they feel OK they could potentially be spreading it to many many more as boris said everyone should act as if they have it "

I disagree it is people not just people not adhering to Lockdown rules because I was particulars but still got it.

Also people could go to their doctors appointment or the supermarket not knowing so its something a everybody to consider.

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By *ecretpassion100Couple
over a year ago

Walsall

Yes I agree there it's also people adhering to the rules still catching it ect

It's difficult as if you have no symptoms you don't know but that's why boris saying only go out if absolutely necessary

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yes I agree there it's also people adhering to the rules still catching it ect

It's difficult as if you have no symptoms you don't know but that's why boris saying only go out if absolutely necessary "

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago

all loved up


"Yes I agree there it's also people adhering to the rules still catching it ect

It's difficult as if you have no symptoms you don't know but that's why boris saying only go out if absolutely necessary "

Ive spent ages arguing with people today on fb about our asymptomatic sites... they have been set up to try and pick up more cases that people maybe shopping and not realise they have them... and being told " but I'm not poorly so dont need a test " its like they have been living under a rock

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By *oss and BootsCouple
over a year ago

grantham, lincolnshire

The government say to only test if you have one of three symptoms. Therefore to order a test online, you have to lie unless you have those symptoms. I think if people suspect they might have it then they should be able to order a test without telling a porky!

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By *oss and BootsCouple
over a year ago

grantham, lincolnshire


"Yes I agree there it's also people adhering to the rules still catching it ect

It's difficult as if you have no symptoms you don't know but that's why boris saying only go out if absolutely necessary

Ive spent ages arguing with people today on fb about our asymptomatic sites... they have been set up to try and pick up more cases that people maybe shopping and not realise they have them... and being told " but I'm not poorly so dont need a test " its like they have been living under a rock "

Exactly this

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago

all loved up


"The government say to only test if you have one of three symptoms. Therefore to order a test online, you have to lie unless you have those symptoms. I think if people suspect they might have it then they should be able to order a test without telling a porky! "

There are a lot of test places popping up that dont require you to have any symptoms. Nottingham and Derbyshire has loads and I know Birmingham has plenty too

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm lucky in that we have regular 6-8 day testing at work that we can sign up to. I've done this from the time it was offered to me and last week I had a positive result and have been self isolating since I got that result.

The thing is I have none of the classic vymotims and until today felt fine. Today I feel as if I have a cold coming but nothing more. No cough, no fever... Nothing.

If it wasn't for the tests at work I'd have simply been going about my usual days while positive for covid.

Just makes me realise now just how important it is to take care. Who knows how may people I could have potentially infected if I did t know I had it. "

This is why it is so important as it is so virulent... Hope you recover quickly

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By *oss and BootsCouple
over a year ago

grantham, lincolnshire


"The government say to only test if you have one of three symptoms. Therefore to order a test online, you have to lie unless you have those symptoms. I think if people suspect they might have it then they should be able to order a test without telling a porky!

There are a lot of test places popping up that dont require you to have any symptoms. Nottingham and Derbyshire has loads and I know Birmingham has plenty too"

Oh right, I didn’t know this. I just assumed the rules were the same whether ordering online or going to a testing site.

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By *edangel_2013Woman
over a year ago

southend

I get tested every Friday at work.

But we have 4 testing sites close to me that you don't need to have symptoms to use. It's a different type of test, but still worth it.

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By *oss and BootsCouple
over a year ago

grantham, lincolnshire


"I get tested every Friday at work.

But we have 4 testing sites close to me that you don't need to have symptoms to use. It's a different type of test, but still worth it."

Absolutely worth it ????

I’ve been so worried about my secondary school children bringing it home without knowing and us collectively passing it on. I kept them out of school for the 2 weeks before Christmas. There was case after case after case at school so to me it was only a matter of time.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The government say to only test if you have one of three symptoms. Therefore to order a test online, you have to lie unless you have those symptoms. I think if people suspect they might have it then they should be able to order a test without telling a porky! "

All be part of the trial or have work in an essential role like medical staff or been told to by a medical professional because you are in a very vulnerable group.

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By *oss and BootsCouple
over a year ago

grantham, lincolnshire


"The government say to only test if you have one of three symptoms. Therefore to order a test online, you have to lie unless you have those symptoms. I think if people suspect they might have it then they should be able to order a test without telling a porky!

All be part of the trial or have work in an essential role like medical staff or been told to by a medical professional because you are in a very vulnerable group."

Yes, of course.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yes I agree there it's also people adhering to the rules still catching it ect

It's difficult as if you have no symptoms you don't know but that's why boris saying only go out if absolutely necessary

Ive spent ages arguing with people today on fb about our asymptomatic sites... they have been set up to try and pick up more cases that people maybe shopping and not realise they have them... and being told " but I'm not poorly so dont need a test " its like they have been living under a rock "

I've given up arguing with people about it. I just assume everyone is infected and stay away from them. Particularly the ones with the attitude you describe.

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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere

This is why they need to get a move on with community testing. We don't have it in Northampton yet but if we did I'd go tomorrow.

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By *pursChick aka ShortieWoman
over a year ago

On a mooch


"I get tested every Friday at work.

But we have 4 testing sites close to me that you don't need to have symptoms to use. It's a different type of test, but still worth it."

Sounds like the walk in we have here, no symptoms and no appointment necessary. However, if you test positive you get sent for a different test to confirm

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By *ocbigMan
over a year ago

Birmingham

The best way is to assume you are infectious & so is everyone else, act accordingly and lower your risk.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"The government say to only test if you have one of three symptoms. Therefore to order a test online, you have to lie unless you have those symptoms. I think if people suspect they might have it then they should be able to order a test without telling a porky!

All be part of the trial or have work in an essential role like medical staff or been told to by a medical professional because you are in a very vulnerable group."

The prebooked testing centres are typically for those with symptom or exceptional cases. There are now many sites that offer the fast results tests, that you can attend without having any symptoms and you typically just turn up without booking

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The government say to only test if you have one of three symptoms. Therefore to order a test online, you have to lie unless you have those symptoms. I think if people suspect they might have it then they should be able to order a test without telling a porky!

All be part of the trial or have work in an essential role like medical staff or been told to by a medical professional because you are in a very vulnerable group.

The prebooked testing centres are typically for those with symptom or exceptional cases. There are now many sites that offer the fast results tests, that you can attend without having any symptoms and you typically just turn up without booking "

When I tried to booked a test on line 2 and a half weeks ago, They were the reasons given the you could have a test.

I then couldn't book for test online because my postcode never comes up so I phoned 119.

They listed the same things.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yes. I know people who tested positive and have zero symptoms. Never developed any symptoms at all. The only reason they found out was they were tested because they were in contact with someone who had symptomatic covid

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago

all loved up


"The government say to only test if you have one of three symptoms. Therefore to order a test online, you have to lie unless you have those symptoms. I think if people suspect they might have it then they should be able to order a test without telling a porky!

All be part of the trial or have work in an essential role like medical staff or been told to by a medical professional because you are in a very vulnerable group.

The prebooked testing centres are typically for those with symptom or exceptional cases. There are now many sites that offer the fast results tests, that you can attend without having any symptoms and you typically just turn up without booking

When I tried to booked a test on line 2 and a half weeks ago, They were the reasons given the you could have a test.

I then couldn't book for test online because my postcode never comes up so I phoned 119.

They listed the same things.

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you dont book for asymptomatic testing. Just find your nearest test centre.. often near universities. Ours is also in our leisure centre... yet the one with symptoms is in a carpark...

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

Due to our current situation i am fortunate enough to be getting 2 lateral flow tests a week as well as the other test i have been getting weekly for months. This outbreak has come as a complete shock as most who are testing positive have little or no symptoms. Even more of a shock as everyone of us has had the first vaccine.

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By *ecretpassion100Couple
over a year ago

Walsall


"The best way is to assume you are infectious & so is everyone else, act accordingly and lower your risk."

Exactly this ...even if no symptoms and even if you can't get tested .. follow the assumption you are infected and so is everyone else ...

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