AIUI, the instructions say, any visible line in that place on the home test for SARS-CoV-2 is to be treated as a positive test. On the other hand, you're told to check the test only a certain short period after performing it. In that case, what it looks like the next day doesn't count either way.
These could seem trivial points when the lives of your loved ones are threatened by this curse. Nothing I could say will help with that.
And it's possible that when I read the later test, I did it more than the proper 15 minutes after I added the drops to the cassette. I called the provincial health line, and was told that I should consider the tests to be negative.
My wife is still doing not-very-well in hospital. At this point, the major issue seems to be that the infection -- like any other infection -- causes her chronic problems to flare up. For the most part, she's getting decent care, unlike in many other visits. Her symptoms are highly visible.
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(Anonymous) 2022-10-13 06:55 pm (UTC)(link)These could seem trivial points when the lives of your loved ones are threatened by this curse. Nothing I could say will help with that.
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My wife is still doing not-very-well in hospital. At this point, the major issue seems to be that the infection -- like any other infection -- causes her chronic problems to flare up. For the most part, she's getting decent care, unlike in many other visits. Her symptoms are highly visible.