And So, All right here with Dan. How you doing Daniel? It's 2023 and I think I might have code me. It's very retro isn't it. People had that shit three years ago. I was an earlier doctor. I got it. My daughter. I got it. My daughter didn't go to school on the last day of school before the

camp before schools packed up yeah because because I had it and I had it in those days I

was I was in bed for 16 17 days in the bedroom where you're still at that point where you thought you might die.

And I remember thinking that, well, my best mate, one of our other close friends, died tragically young.

And so I consulted myself at the time with thinking,

well, it just seems completely unlikely

that this one guy will have his two best mates,

but I tragically young, so maybe I'm safe because of that.

And also there was another guy I know from our community, Jewish, who was in serious trouble,

was fine, but he was in serious trouble, and I felt like, well, it seems unlikely

the two relatively young relatively fit people from the same community are going to get into serious trouble.

But at that point, the thing that was sort of terrifying was because of

most illnesses, you get ill and then up for a day or two you're about as soon as you're going to get.

COVID is not caught, wasn't like that. Yeah. I didn't die, as you may have suspected but you get to a point where I was almost better.

The first week I was barely felt ill at all.

You're not sweating and shivering but not actual nausea or illness and then you start

getting ill again and because it can just like jump when you could have been fine to ill for 10 days and then all of a sudden

so you wake up in the night,

like because you might be drowning in your own sweat.

Yeah.

And then you're like, what's my breathing like?

What does breathing sound like?

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