Before the pandemic, and I'm talking years before, it wasn't uncommon for me to wake up with a sore throat, runny nose, just generally not feel well, because of some medical issues I have. Usually the feelings go away by the end of the day, unless they're actually a cold or some kind of sickness, in which case they run their course.

Because I don't have a car at the moment and can't get food delivered, I'm usually going to my grocery store every other day to buy things. Sometimes I get take out (I never sit in) and stop by my deli to get coffee or tea.

Obviously the take out and deli aren't necessities, so I pop in and out quickly and if I don't feel well, I skip them. I always wash my hands, never take off my mask when I'm out, the few times I've met with friends it's a socially distanced walk at a nearby park (early in the morning or late at night, so no one else is around).

I have this worry in the back of my head that I am or have been an asymptomatic carrier, or I had a mild version of covid that I passed off as a cold. With my medical issues though, I doubt if I got it I wouldn't know it. 

Still, every time I feel less than perfect I'm anxious and guilty. I know it could be worse when I compare myself to neighbors on the block that throw gatherings or parties, hear about family bragging on going on vacation, etc. but still. It's not like I can go get tested every time I sneeze or have a sore throat.

Anyone else have this issue?