Hi ,
For nearly 3 years, I avoided it. I'd find out after-the-fact that I'd been exposed and still, no sign of it.
Like last
Christmas, when over a dozen of us gathered for the holidays and many ended up with Covid. Not me! Or a couple of months ago, when I shared a bed with my husband for a whole week before we found out he'd been unwell due to Covid—my PCR test was negative.
I'd
had all the shots, including the latest multivariate booster. But so many were vaccinated and still getting sick. What was so unusual about me?
I read up on "Covid virgins" and felt pretty special—there was talk of studying us! I latched onto a theory
about people with O positive blood having a special resistance to Covid and thought, yes that's me!
So when I met other never-Coviders—we were so smug, I know—I always asked them for their blood type and loved it when their answer was a validating O
positive. (And I was also surprised at how many of us don't know our blood types!)
I started to feel a bit invulnerable. I got a little cocky. Maybe even a little careless.
Warmly,