And, I suppose that is key to my question a few posts back. They won't be interested in me because they are running the survey and test to estimate the number of already infected individuals in the UK. That's a pity (for me), because my doctor thinks I had it in March, but I only took an antibody test three months later - I was negative. But the test used is reliable for only 2-3 weeks, so the result means nothing.
I was reading up on it earlier, there’s been a lot of surveys going on, some as I say to see how many people are catching it, some for how many people have had it, some are to test the actual tests and to see how easy to use they are.
An interesting one is just got off the phone to my mate because I heard his 4 year old son has got it, slight temperature but he’s doing fine. But my mate got tested with his wife and they were both negative, which just confuses the hell out of me. For something so infectious it’s weird that my mate and his Mrs don’t have it when you consider how much close contact a parent has with a young child, and how unhygienic kids of that age generally are with food, saliva, an adult having to wipe their backsides etc
