Hmmmm ...

And the plot thickens.

Saw my son last Tuesday. Neither of us were symptomatic with anything. Both had some symptoms by the end of the week. He has "a little head cold still" and tested last night. COVID (!!)

Who was first? Hard to say. Probably me, but it's possible the realtor was sick and exposed us on Tuesday.  

That's what still makes COVID so crazy. We both have dramatically different symptoms from the same virus strain and possibly the same exposure. 

PVCs last night for about half the night. Otherwise I feel the same. My heart is calm this morning. 

It's such a relief that I know what's going on. I have a bunch of odd feelings or aversions right now -- felt like I was going crazy. A random TV show gives me anxiety (Frasier), thinking of certain teas make me feel sick (herbal). I was choosing a new book and one of them gave me a physical reaction -- like gross, can't read this. I almost put it in a donation pile. Same thing happened last time (2 years ago) with physical objects.

Oh, and vegetables are completely unappealing to me. That's the strangest and it happened last time with COVID too.

I can't believe I didn't put it all together. I guess because I didn't really feel sick. Of course, now that I know, I realize I'm putting up a fight against the energy thing. Remember when I said I didn't feel like doing anything? That's being sick. I'm letting that stand today -- all day rest, especially since my heart is involved. I hope it's not a lasting thing after this is over. 

Explains the intense upset or anxiety or worry ... whatever you'd call the feeling. An overreaction to any kind of stressor.

ChatGPT for the win. I didn't put it together myself. My son absolutely wouldn't have tested. I cringe to think of the worry and possible cardiac testing to figure out the cause of this -- again, hopefully, nothing that'll linger. 

I'm also bummed at the number of people I exposed. I let everyone I know in that window know, just in case, but lots of stranger interactions too.

Okay, that's all from my COVID bed. Have a good day. Later gators.