When I got up here to northern Indiana, I spent some time with my BFF. Her husband was on a lake Erie fishing trip and due to return that evening. He returned sick, tested positive for Covid, then gave it to my BFF. He was on the trip with a son-in-law who in turn came down with it and passed it on to his wife and 2 kids. All were vaccinated and double boosted. But it's not lasting as long as the virus initially did and they all got anti-viral meds from the doctor. No one hospitalized and no one went to the doctor. The doctor prescribed the meds based on their home test kits. All are getting better and hope to be over it soon.
In the meantime, my sister and her husband, (I normally park in their woods and camp) came down with some kind of virus. Numerous covid tests came back negative, No fever, but bad cough, sore throat, sinusitis, etc. At times still feeling well enough to mow lawn, etc. My A/C was out in my little motorhome, but I didn't want to go to their house (basement finished with bedroom and bath) for fear of contracting their illness. Their daughter is a NP so she kept tabs on them, but they are well on their way to recovery. She said there are a lot of virii going around. Just because you get sick doesn't mean you have covid and in their case they didn't. I hung out with friends at a campground till the tech came and installed my new A/C in the 96* heat. I'm back in business and plaque free!
Dale
