Warning: Covid cough is not a dry cough.

Covid hit our house. Hubby tested positive with a home test. Knowing his personality I couldn't have stopped it. We had an electrician in the house two days ago and the guy was trying to hide a cough, which progressively got worse before he left. Why didn't I step in? Because I don't think anything I said would have made a difference to my goal oriented hubby. We're so close to finishing a home project that began before Christmas.

Anyway, I did lull myself into a false sense of security because I researched Covid cough and it said that it was a dry cough. The guy did not have a dry cough. There was a mild rattle to it, the way that smokers sometimes have. Now hubby has it too.

He's fully boosted with three shots. I also have three shots, but I'm eight months away from the last shot. He's inside the six month window. I was going to wait until July for the fourth booster because we were planning to see my pregnant daughter over the late summer, and of course, I was planning to spend as much time as she needed me after the birth.

So far, I feel fine. As soon as hubby gets up I'll send him down to his doctor to get that new Covid medicine. We'll be fine, but remember, it's not a dry cough. There is a mild rattle to it.