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At home covid test positive: What should I do next?

Transplants | Last Active: Nov 3, 2022 | Replies (50)

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Hi @jackiez 😊
It's so wonderful hearing from you and I really appreciate your very healthy perspective! Your awful story about the darn Amazon box is a testament to the adage that "life happens" no matter how careful we are and where we are located! I assume it all healed nicely?
This bout of covid taught me to use my mask ALWAYS when I am in at the doctor's office, grocery store, waiting for my meal at an off-time restaurant, etc. Unfortunately, I think I so wanted to enjoy face-to-face conversation again, I was lax in some of those circumstances. I am a widow (single) and wanted to show my face, have a chance to smile and converse "normally".
I have to realize that my protection is more important than feeling socially normal right now. But, I totally agree with you that outside, with available space between people, I will talk to my neighbors with no mask but LOTS of distance. I think that's my plan to occassionally allow my face to show. It's a definite balance of mental, physical and emotional health! I agree we need to live our lives, but after this covid week, I am going back to "live my life with a mask glued to my face!". My dermatologist told me I have to "live my life with a sun hat glued to my head!" Funny stuff ❤

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If you want to see people's smiling faces, you could do a zoom call. I am on zoom with my church at least once a week. You could also facetime with friends or family. This way you can see people all over the world and be safe. I was able to zoom throughout the whole time before and after my transplant even when I was in my hospital gown (I wasn't the first to wear a hospital gown for church).