Neg...

 Finally tested negative today (29/4/22). Still tired, bit of a cough (although this is alleviated by A's tea) and a daily sinus clear-out. 

Went to Market for cheque and saw a friend who has just had her 5th jab - she is imuno-suppressed. Oh, and she has recently had covid. She is hopping her resistance is now sky high.


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