I am one of the unlucky ones who caught the virus 3 weeks ago now. I come into the controlled asthmatic group. The entire illness was unpleasant and I had a bad few days unable to catch my breath and with the most appalling chest pains (which, at first, I thought was my heart). My GP concocted the nearest thing to a nebuliser she could, using a spacer and a different inhalèr so that I didn't end up in hospital. Thank God, it worked. The only place I'd been was a supermarket and it hadn't been a pleasant experience mainly, I'm afraid, because of the older generation who insisted on ignoring the social distancing rules. I had to ask one lady to back off as I paid because she came to stand right next to me with no clue she shouldn't be doing so. This was all despite the two metre spaces and signs saying to wait until the person paying had finished, and staff doing their best to make people adhere to it. I was petrified of having to shop again because, as you have noted, people are now fed up and behaving even worse. As I had no food for meals (friends have dropped off essentials but I needed a proper shop and couldn't get an online delivery), rather than starve, I braved Lidls on Saturday. I came home in tears. People were standing in groups, having a chat and blocking the aisles. Others came up to reach over me. I lost my temper and became the 'mad lady' briefly because I was doing the very best I could to avoid others who, frankly, just didn't care. I shan't be doing that again - I shall eke out what I have and pray for an online slot. Why are people so utterly selfish?