What programmes did Mrs PK see on the TV? (I could immediately think of some suggestions, but I shall refrain!)
dunno she was up stairs i was downstairs - while she was watching I did consider casting some thing smutty via my phone to her TV
What programmes did Mrs PK see on the TV? (I could immediately think of some suggestions, but I shall refrain!)
Did anybody get out for the round of applause just now? I've been feeling pretty disillusioned and angry so it was nice to hear. Fireworks here in Sheffield and everything.
Interesting...I had very bad lower back pain too, which I put down to too much sitting/lying around, rather than the virus....however it’s gone with the fever. Maybe it’s a ‘thing’?@Pale Rider
No problem.
NOTE: We have no test confirmation that what we had was Covid-19
With both MrsPK and myself, symptoms were pretty mild.
Medium grade flu in her case, temp 37.8C, headache, dry cough, muscular back pain, fatigue - she spent a couple of days in bed, but she was stuck upstairs in isolation anyway, so bed with TV was as good a place as any. Took paracetamol regularly over 2/3 days.
Mine was a little milder, symptoms similar temp 37.8C, headache, dry cough, muscular back pain, fatigue. I did not retire to bed and continued as "carer" for 2/3 days while she was upstairs isolating. But catering stepped down several notches to basics such a beans on cheese on toast for tea. Instead of Oeuf en mourette followed by Sole meunière with home made Gnocchi and Samphire in a garlic and caper sauce.
My routine meds include Hydroxychloroquine 2x200mgxdaily and azithromycin 1x250mgx3days per week. I took paracetamol one day & night only.
For neither of us was the cough dominating- more an annoying deep, dry tickle. No sputum for MrsPK, limited amount early morning for me.
I won't deny, that it was very, very scary when symptoms started for each of us - stepping out into the unknown. But reports of the progress of the disease in the population, even over the past few days has been very reassuring.
Feel free to ask any supplementaries.
Yep!Did anybody get out for the round of applause just now? I've been feeling pretty disillusioned and angry so it was nice to hear. Fireworks here in Sheffield and everything.
Interesting...I had very bad lower back pain too, which I put down to too much sitting/lying around, rather than the virus....however it’s gone with the fever. Maybe it’s a ‘thing’?
The nasty taste in my mouth is waning too.
Glad you’re both on the mend....
I've been watching webcams of places I know - Madrid, Zaragoza etc. I've been shocked at the standard of driving on New York's 42nd Street but I've become completely fascinated at the view from a webcam in Altea.
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Bottom RH corner there's 3 cars, but there's usually 4. The black and silver cars haven't moved in a week but the white car and a blue car that isn't there just now keep swapping places and I've no idea how they manage it because the space is so tight. Every morning and evening I've found myself checking and it's become an obsessive compulsive thing. I imagine all kinds of lives for the people involved. I've decided Maria (white car) is a hairdresser but she has to check on her aged parents daily. Carlos (silver Audi) has a jetski business which has been shut down for the duration. He knows he hasn't left enough room for the cars behind but he doesn't care (although he does check his bumper every morning for scuff marks). Juan works part time at the fish counter of the local Mercadona and his blue car was a gift from his parents so he's really careful when he's parking ....
What?
I just looked at this live webcam. Saw a bloke walking his dog along the promenade. Exciting times.
Some youngsters from the local pipe band played here too on one of the streets.Yes, I heard a decent ripple of applause with some cheering and fireworks too.
The whole street came out and clapped.Did anybody get out for the round of applause just now? I've been feeling pretty disillusioned and angry so it was nice to hear. Fireworks here in Sheffield and everything.
It was quite moving. I was only putting the bins out.The whole street came out and clapped.
OK, the anger and disillusionment is back. It was a touching gesture from the general public but these two make me want to vomit in rage. Ten years of austerity and underinvestment in the NHS, and then weeks of inaction when we knew the virus was coming. Lack of preparation, no proper PPE for NHS workers, putting them at risk, no distancing or public health measures until it was far too late, no testing, nothing. And then this. It's rank hypocrisy.Did anybody get out for the round of applause just now? I've been feeling pretty disillusioned and angry so it was nice to hear. Fireworks here in Sheffield and everything.