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Another Covid mystery?

British

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/covid-19-coronavirus-blood-donations_n_5fc65636c5b63d1b770fce74

The above article makes me convinced that the illness my husband and others had on our Tauck China tour last November with fever and cough that lasted for weeks was indeed Covid 19. Unfortunately for us, we can’t give blood donations in the US, no one who has lived in The UK can due to chance of us having Mad Cow disease .....no jokes my way please😀

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BKMD

You could get an antibody test to confirm your suspicion.

British

At almost a year on, he would be unlikely to still have circulated antibodies. He would only have them show again if he is exposed to the virus again, which we hope he has not.

British

Read this whole article, the organization sounds awesome. I hope the US can match this efficiency
Covid-19: Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine approved for use next week in UK https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55145696

British

I just got an email from my best friend in England, she’s a nurse, sounds as if things are well organized in my old home town

‘Southfields council offices has been assigned for the hub for everyone in Loughborough to go to for their vaccination.. I did offer to be a vaccinator but I am too old as over 60’s are high risk . But a lot of nhs staff are being redeployed to work as vaccinators.
I am impressed it all seems to be working well . The COVID test centres are easily accessible and there is no queuing.’