Tested positive this morning please cheer me up

Hope you feel better soon.
Here is one of my cats, Daisy, trying a box for size!

So sorry Notagranyet but I hope my story might help to cheer you up. I am new to GN as I have only just become a grandmother. I love your name as it reminded me of myself up to 4 months ago. I now have a darling first grandchild after hoping for the past 10 years. My DD finally succeeded at 48 using a donor egg and she and her DH are over the moon. Having lost my DH during the first lockdown my GS’s birth is such a life affirming and joyous gift. Thanks to FaceTime I see him every day. My family live hundreds of miles away and I have only seen the baby once but I shall never forget that first cuddle. Sending you best wishes for happier times.

Betty and I are sending our best wishes to you.

Very sorry to hear that, you have done a good thing by isolating yourself. It’s these IDIOTS whose thinks that, they are untouchable by partying in their houses. It will catch up with them. I hope you recover very soon,as you have a family to take care of. Get well soon.

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Notagran So sorry you're ill and wish you a speedy recovery and no lingering symptoms. My close friend is a nurse supervisor in a surgery center and her pregnant daughter and son-in-law are ICU nurses in the hospital. She's long been frustrated with people's cavalier attitudes toward mask wearing and social distancing and just phoned yesterday to say her SiL had tested positive. Keeping all of you in my heart and thoughts and am very thankful for all you do.

Pictures are of my cats, Dizzy & Donny and my little guy, Oscar who is keeping warm on top of my flannel shirt. Dizzy's kidneys failed last week and I had to take her in for the last time to see the vet. She was 19 and her "baby", Donny (in front) is 18. Diz always licked the top of his head and now he presents it to me a dozen times a day for pets and kisses.

Sorry to read you've got COVID 19 after all your carefulness. There was a very good interview on our local radio on Monday with a consultant epidemiologist, Dr Bharat Pankania, who was explaining how the negative tests are quite inaccurate.
My niece shared this today so - hope you’re a Queen fan and you can sing along to it. Made me laugh
Hope you’ll be feeling better asap.

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Do hope you recover soon and thank you for all your hard work during this difficult time. I don’t have cats but this is Tilly who I hope cheers you up as she does us xx

Tilly looks a real sweetie.

Sorry you have covid i hope you are coping with your symptoms. I just wanted to say i found peppermint tea a great help with the cough and also raspberry and Echinacea tea. Hope all the lovely pet pics have brought you some cheer.

I hope you get better very soon and someone takes care of you for a change!

Do hope you recover soon and thank you for all your hard work during this difficult time. I don’t have cats but this is Tilly who I hope cheers you up as she does us xx

Here’s a photo of Scrumpy- two years old and getting naughtier every day. This is nap time with his favourite toy !! Hope you feel much better very soon. Xxxx

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Yes, inappropriate slip. Multi tasking and not reading through. Obviously it was a health enquiry.

So sorry and hope you soon feel better. My DGD's cats enjoying snow bears! Hope this cheers you up. x

Molly10, do you know what 'demise' means? When you first used it, I thought it might be a typo but you did it again!
Nobody has said that a first vaccination confers immediate immunity! The information I have is that after two or three weeks it will give you a degree of protection; you can still get the virus but the symptoms are likely to be greatly reduced in severity.

I'm sorry about the Covid designation. Yes, with the new variant out there it is even more important that we take the extra precautions. We can't be too careful with this beast. Speaking of beasts, she isn't a kitty, but her name is Kat (Katana) and her nick name is Kitty.

Molly10I don’t think the word “demise” is appropriate.....

(Molly10 - I don’t think you meant to put “demise”)

Notagrany I hope you will soon be feeling much better.
Covid is an absolute pig and you certainly don’t need or deserve to be feeling fed up and poorly.

Here’s some daffodils to brighten your day - spring is just around the corner.

Hope you get well soon! I didn’t know you could still get COVID if you’ve had the Jab. Hope it’s not too bad for you. I wanted to send you a photo of my dog, who is very stupid, but I can’t work out hope to do it!

Notagranyet1234 - Sorry to hear of your demise and I hope your recovery is speedy. I was very concerned that you had received a vaccine, follow all precautions yet you have still succumbed to this and very quickly. I would have thought a 90% cover with the vaccine would stand you in very good stead. Like others have asked it would be interesting to know how you think you could have caught it. All knowledge is heplful. I am due to recieve my vaccine this week and I'm concerned that even the centre is a hub of catching covid.

An update on your demise would be helpful.

Hope you feel better soon, sadly we no longer have any cats here, take care

Just love all your cat and dog photos. It certainly cheered me up! x

Best wishes for your speedy recovery. Here's a happy photo of my dog who will wait for you to be well enough to play football with him

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I'm so, so sorry that after all the care you've taken to keep yourself and others safe the damn virus got you anyway. As others have said, hopefully having had the vaccine will mean you don't need to be hospitalised with it or suffer longer term effects. I'm going to try to attach some photo's of a couple of my cats and a cat joke, and meanwhile in case you haven't already read it, here's a link to a Mumsnet thread that had me literally crying with laughter last night, after a really emotionally draining day. I hope it gives you the giggles too.
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Notagranyet1234, I feel your pain, I had it last spring and I am still short of breath but I still aten't dead, good luck! ?