Quarantine Life
in Coronavirus ·
nimbleranger17 said:If you fall into any of these categories, you can skip the quarantine altogether:
1. You’ve already fought off COVID-19 (with a confirmed PCR or rapid test) within the last four months.
2. You recovered from COVID-19 and have since received one dose of a vaccine, provided it hasn't been more than four months since that shot.
3. You’ve had the virus and are now fully vaccinated.
4. You've received your booster shot.
5. You're considered fully vaccinated, assuming at least 14 days have passed since your last dose, but no more than four months have gone by (though if you used the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, that window shrinks to just two months).
6. Kids under 18, regardless of how long it's been since their shots, as long as they:
- Are fully vaccinated
- Or have recovered and then taken one dose of a vaccine.
Now, if you fit into one of these buckets, your isolation period is set at 7 days:
1. You recovered from COVID-19 (confirmed via PCR or rapid test) more than four months ago.
2. You were fully vaccinated more than four months ago (or, if you went with the Johnson & Johnson shot, more than two months ago).
And if none of the above applies to you—if you're essentially starting from scratch—you’re looking at a 10-day isolation period.
Unfortunately, none of that applies to me.🙂 I guess I'll be stuck in lockdown until Thursday; I had COVID years ago.