Good place to be isolated

Can't recall ever been officially diagnosed with something as mild as my recent Covid-19 infection! We got it in our family as our youngest, un-vaccinated, child got infected at school. Nothing too serious for him either. My positive test result came in on Friday. I had mild symtoms on Saturday. Had a good night sleep and currently on Sunday evening I feel symtom free. I know that some people get terrible symtoms and I have people closed to me who have been hospitalised. (Before vaccines where available.) But my Covid-experience has been mild and very undramatic. The hardest part is that we have to stay inside. The instructions we get from authorities on how to behave while having two positive and two negative results within the family has been a bit confusing. Otherwise can't complain, even though it is a bit sad to experience that you can get infected despite of two vaccines. (I actually know a family where a three timer has also been infected.) I hope sharing this experience can give some comfort as the most news we tend to read about this pandemic are of the more misfortunate cases. However, for most of us, and particularly for us who can take the vaccine – has really nothing to be afraid of. We have the odds on our side.