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We're probably fine since we don't need to go into work or shops and have been careful with gloves and contacts for so long, it's just routine now. And we live on the edge of the countryside. Shame not to see the kids at Easter or to know when we'll next see them. We hear of neighbours getting it, and a distant relative likely to die of it. All we can do is wait and watch and grow stuff. Boring, but many people have it much worse, and I expect Africa and Indonesia and parts of South america will get hit really hard. In much of Africa they have locusts too - a few weeks ago, the biggest swarm ever, and now, a new wave of them, 20x bigger than that. Hard to swat locusts when you have a cough. Poor buggers.
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