This morning I woke up with a sore throat and a 'funny' nose, which in a pre-Covid world I'd have dismissed as the start of a cold. I did a lateral flow test, which came back negative but I'm always concerned that I've done it wrong - the nose is okay (but it usually makes me sneeze) and I tend to gag on the throat swab and I worry that I'll have ruined the test if it touches my tongue. When I got into work my temperature with the thermal camera was 36 degrees, pretty normal for me.
At the moment, I'm trying not to panic - I'm at work and I'd give anything to be magicked away and into my bed.
Having read about how Delta can behave like a bad cold, I remain terrified that if I catch it, it will kill me despite being vaccinated.
I just want to know how I've caught a cold - I wear masks and keep my distance, have I not washed/sanitised my hands enough?
Help me, please...?