How many people do you know that have had Corona virus?

[WomenHour]

I currently know 0 so far luckily.

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Only one person in my immediate social circle has had it. I heard that someone I worked with 15 years ago sadly died from it (underlying health conditions). Someone in my parents village had it, started to recover, then had a massive heart attack. They've linked the two apparently. Awful.

4 people, one works on the Covid ward and brought it home to her husband and the other two I’m not sure where they caught it.

Three (including me).
Two were my parents - they both died.

Confirmed cases: 5 unfortunately. 3 were hospitalised and 2 of those sadly died. I know of quite a few more who think they had it early on, before testing was available.

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Only one - unconfirmed, but they were extremely ill just as lockdown was starting and remained so for several weeks. Under 35, no underlying health conditions.

We live in an area that has had very low numbers, however; that may change over the winter.

4: 1 nurse, his son, and two paramedics (partners)

@iwantmyownicecreamvan I am so sorry for your loss.

1. My friend had it mildly, caught it from her teenage daughter. Another woman who was only 43 who sadly died from it.

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I know of five people who have died and another three who have been infected but recovered. In my immediate circle none of us have had it.

Two confirmed. Both fine.

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Zero- London.

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Too many. Including a parent who died alone. Having once been a scared child alone in a TB sanctuary. It was the cruelest of endings.

If this thread is a "coronavirus is a made up conspiracy" perhaps you could have the courtesy to ask MNHQ to remove it OP?

The forty thousand plus people who died all had people who lived them.

1- my elderly Great Aunt. She was ill before contacting it, so her death was not a great surprise.

No other confirmed cases.

2 colleagues, who are both fine now. One colleague lost 2 relatives.

1 neighbour aged 42 with two kids and no known underlying health issues.. solicitor WFH from late February.. only exit out of the house was to pick up child from childminder and Tesco.. dead by April 21sr after two weeks ventilation.

Still supporting husband who is poleaxed by grief. Kids 2 and 6

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Rural.. southeast btw

1 close relative died, 1 close relative at death's door, 2 relatives needed paramedic care, 1 friend has long Covid and is still suffering nearly 4 months later (in their 30s, no reason to think it would hit so hard and now wheelchair bound) at least 2 more friends who tested positive but with milder or no symptoms.