Just goes to show - I would get a PCR if you have symptoms; the LFT is useful as a screening test to see if you are infectious or not but I think a negative one can be falsely reassuring in the symptomatic. Hopefully she had the worst of it last week and will now be on the mend.JonMad wrote: ↑Thu Dec 16, 2021 2:31 pm Mum got a positive LFT.,, yep, 9 days before they were due to come to us for Christmas. PCR happening later today. She's not feeling too bad. Interestingly, she was really ill last week whilst getting negative LFTs. Someone nearby had that with their kid - the +ve LFT and PCR came just as they were getting better after repeated -ve LFTs.
Mrs Newt just got boosted today, work having opened up their vaccine centre to all comers as walk-ins now they have vaccinated pretty much all the staff.