How many of you guys had Covid?

[Aries]

I tested positive in I think 2020 but never had any symptoms whatsoever. Kinda think it was a false positive but still had to do the 10 day quarantine. To this day I hate to test because if you test positive you have to act like you have it even if you may not. And I don't really trust the tests.

Had it again I think somewhere between 2-3 years ago. Not severe. They gave me Paxlovid I think the day after I tested positive, and symptoms were pretty much gone about 3 days later.

Had it again about 3 weeks ago. No meds this time. I was probably at or past the contagious stage by the time I got the positive test result back. Just mild cough and congestion, and fever that never got over 100. I just thought it was allergies until started having a little fever.

 

[OkieMoe]

I've had it a couple times. It's affected me mentally for sure. All I think about are big breasts and dirty ***. Before Covid all I thought about was big breasts and dirty ***. My short term memory has all but disa big breasts ppred dirty and my mental ***.

damn Ive had it since i was a teen then...

 

[rickm]

I dont know how many of them home test kits i got thru the mail free of charge but never used one now the wife will test herself all the time, her and the kid took all the shots since the wife already has a history of Pneumonia and every other ailment under the sun.

 

[okcBob]

I tested positive in I think 2020 but never had any symptoms whatsoever. Kinda think it was a false positive but still had to do the 10 day quarantine. To this day I hate to test because if you test positive you have to act like you have it even if you may not. And I don't really trust the tests.

Had it again I think somewhere between 2-3 years ago. Not severe. They gave me Paxlovid I think the day after I tested positive, and symptoms were pretty much gone about 3 days later.

Had it again about 3 weeks ago. No meds this time. I was probably at or past the contagious stage by the time I got the positive test result back. Just mild cough and congestion, and fever that never got over 100. I just thought it was allergies until started having a little fever.

Sometimes the tests are worse than the virus. I swear one time I was tested, I felt the swab drive into the center of my brain.

 

[TerryMiller]

I've had the Wuhan Flu three times in the last few years, specifically 2021, 2022, and 2023. First time we got the Monoclonal Antibody Infusion and knocked it out in about 24 hours. (In all my cases, persistent coughing was the only symptoms.)

Second year I got the Paxlovid (three pills twice a day for five days), but that one also had me being slightly sick. The wife tested positive and with the Paxlovid in her case, she still helped our son paint the inside of his garage.

Third time was last year and we had to go to an urgent care. They gave us a prescription, but because it was right at the end of the year, the wife's prescription was going to be over $700 and mine was going to be over $1000, even with our prescription plan. A friend of ours dosed up Ivermectin for each of us, and my symptoms were gone in 24 hours. Wife's took a little longer.

At her heart doctor's advice, we both ended up getting the Johnson and Johnson vaccine, but we still got the disease again afterwards. No more for us on vaccines, and especially so on the multi-*** regimens.

 

[Snattlerake]

So if you had normal Covid, you had dinosaurarers in your brain?

 

[dennishoddy]

Three times for me. 1st time was no symptoms other than loss of taste and smell for a year. Second and third times was just like a light cold, nothing more. No side effects from it.

 

[OKgetdown]

Had it for sure twice. Tested neg a couple of times when I was pretty sure I had it. First time was really the only time I got sick. Lost the smell and taste. That was that first original strain. I was kinda sick for a few days. Like a bad cold or something. Light flu maybe. Had a bit of a hard time breathing for a good while afterwards. Everything eventually got back to normal.

Omnicron was a bunch of nothing for me. I probably wouldn’t have know I had it if everyone around me didn’t start testing positive.

I’ve been lucky. I’ve known a couple people that didn’t make it. So I’m not trying to downplay it or anything. It’s serious.

 

[Snattlerake]

I had it after everyone else had it and the Covid started to mutate and people were getting the newer versions. Doctor said I had the old fashioned Covid and it hit me hard. I like someone else above had a near death experience. I think it was my pain meds interacting with my codine cough syrup. I had some NARCAN and took it and I was OK after that.

 

[dennishoddy]

Sometimes the tests are worse than the virus. I swear one time I was tested, I felt the swab drive into the center of my brain.

Same here which was found out to be totally unnecessary. The current tests just swab around in the nasal cavity up and down a little to get a result.