With all the talk of the new variant and restrictions coming down the pipe I thought I would ask and see if you had Covid and how you felt that it affected your health if any. I know I've had some and just wonder if I'm the only one or if it has anything to do with it at all.

1.-When you had it
2-age (if you want)
3- How it affected you while you had and how long you had it
4-were you vaccinated (if you want to answer)
5. Have you had any side affects from it that you feel like you didn't have before

1. September 2021
2. 37 then
3. I consider it to have been fairly hard on me at the time. The fever and body aches were solid and it just drained me afterwards some days I felt like I was nearly over it and the next I just didn't want to even get up. I had the flu in February of 2022 just before Covid came out and it was the hardest a sickness had ever been on me. The fever and body aches were very strong. I would say it took 2 weeks to shake it.
4. I was not vaccinated
5. I have had 2 issues that I have noticed since then that I don't feel like were there before. 1 I seem to have more congestion I guess either in my throat or lungs and just have to cough and clear my throat much more especially after I eat. 2 I don't know the exact term for the other feeling I get now. The best way to describe is the cringe or stab you feel when you see someone skin their knee on pavement or maybe road rash on a motorcycle. It gives you that jolt or cringe is the best way to describe it. I now get that feeling frequently and didn't before. Right now we have a ministry in our church and I preach at a nursing home on Sundays and just seeing some of them the way they're hunched or needing help getting up it just gives me that shock usually multiple times during a daily meeting. I never had that feeling before unless it was something where someone clearly got hurt. I have no way of knowing for certain if these two issues are a direct result of Covid I just know i am exeperiencing since Covid

It took my president

It destroyed what little common sense there was in this country.

It killed my dad January 2021.

Did not affect my body at all personally but destroyed this country in every way possible.

It just reinforced my belief this country has a majority of trained morons.

Had it twice so for ,,,, no big deal . I'm over weight , I smoke , I was 62 and 63.

Never took the shot and I'm not

I haven’t smelled or tasted anything since august 6 2021

It was like a mild flu. Fever chills and sinus congestion, but I kept moving. Took ivermectin/steroid and hcq and was getting better with in 12 hrs after taking it.

I have a healthy immune system, chose not to and will not take the covid shot.

I never got tested but my sense of smell went to chit after I had cold like symptoms. Whenever I got it back now everything smells different. Funny now that Biden is in trouble and elections getting closer that all the sudden Covid is starting to pop up again. I think it’s damn odd nobody has said anything of this fake virus in a while and damn if the news says something about it and everybody starts getting sick.

Jan. 2021
Very bad, thought I was going to die
Made it through at home, had a fever in the afternoon and at night that
Was 103 degrees for 15 days straight.
Lost Sense of smell and it has never returned correctly.
I cannot even smell gasoline. Alot of food now does seem to
Have a scorched grease or cooking oil smell.
All I have to say is FK THE DEMOCRATS AND THE DEEP STATE RINOS

I've had it. Got it early before they knew what it really was. It sucked. But I've had other illnesses that equally sucked.

I've also been sick with Pneumonia after inhaling some really really bad red fungus dust in a crawlspace. Progressed over a two month period until I walked in and collapsed in the ER. But it was covid... Took them 4 tries, but eventually got a positive.

My brother had a seizure recently. Covid positive. I swear, I do not believe you can go to a doctor or hospital and actually not test positive for Covid.

It's a bad version of the common cold, on par with the Flu.

I got it when they first came out and said what it is. I had hellacious congestion/fever and could not cough that crap up. it was like glue. I had to get several breathing treatments at the VA and the outside too. I would start coughing when I laid down and cough until I felt like I would throw up. It took a long time to finally recover. Damn whoever turned this loose on us. Hope they feel the fires of hell. I mean, they have to be a reprobate to do this. Evil.

I had it once that I know of, it did do a good number on me. But I really thought it was just a really bad cold and the worst of it for the most part was in the first couple of days. I had a lightbulb go off when I was eating at the shrimp basket in Evergreen with my nephew and I got the chicken fingers and I just had no interest in eating it(which ain't normal for me!!)...it just didn't taste right and then realized I couldn't smell crap either. For the next 7-10 days I didn't feel like I was just super sick, but I just felt rundown, no energy and couldn't smell or taste crap. Luckily I work from home anyways, so I was able to do the work I needed to do and go lay down every now and then. I already had a bunch of ivermectin and I did do a test just to verify before I started taking it. But ultimately I finally got an RN to give me a steroid pack which is what finally cleared it up.

Myself personally never had it. Has a few mild colds I did not test because I did not want to deal with the BS at work if positive. To ivermectin I was fine each time within 3 days. My mom and aunt both had strokes within 2 months of being vaccinated. Neither with a hx before 😬😬

Had it the second time last week. Having some breathing troubles now, chest feels like needles and I just have a lot of breathlessness. My oldest son permanently lost most of his taste and smell on the initial round.

Went from low tolerance to no tolerance.

The viri has not had an effect on my health other than normal cold. Probably had it 4 times but I don’t test.

Meh

I finally got it last month. Fever and chills for a day and a half, bad sinus infection for 3 weeks. It has totally ruined my dad, he’s scared to go out to eat, go to ball games or even come over to my house. We have 3 kids and somebody is always sick or something. He is 80 though.

I’ve never tested positive for it and have no antibodies so I took the shot. 3 underlying conditions (COPD, type 2 and heart issues) Nothing. I’ve known several that died from it. Wife had it but was never tested but did show antibodies when tested for that. Her sense of taste is still way off. She lost coworkers and friends. No jab for her none of her employees were forced to.

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I tried a few of those insurance paid Walgreens Binax test when I felt sick, nothing.

Just found out friends have it again. He feels better and the wife still rough.

1.-Jan 2021 and who knows how many other times. I had light symptoms but didn't test a few other times. I was/am confident I had it once before it was known to the public as Covid.
2-38
3- My wife had it and had a few days of minor cold symptoms. I went in for a test with her to get the okay to get back to work but I tested positive. I hunted 5 or 6 days here at my house with minor cold symptoms but could not test negative. I was just waiting to get a negative test for work, then it hit me on day 9 like a sack of bricks. I was down for the count for over a week. I would have shot someone that thumped me in the head, breathing never was terrible but my oxygen level dropped.The only thing that touched the head pain was 4 excedrin migraines, the doc said it wouldn't hurt to take that fose for a few weeks but at that point I would have drank gasoline to get some relief.
I had pneumonia along with it. I had to make myself get a shower and it was all I could do to make it there and back to the recliner. There was a couple days that i thought it was going to win the battle. Three and a half weeks out of work and I finally got a negative test. I jumped the gun on going back to work because I knew I had to get out and about. When I walked in the door at work, they told me I looked like walking death and to go home. I worked a couple hours a day for two weeks and finally was able to get back to a semi normal routine after that. I had the Trump cocktail but I think the ivomec is what got me through it.
4-No and wouldn't change it.
5. Wheeze/rattle almost daily, especially when in the recliner or lay down in the bed. I have to clear my chest or throat multiple times any given day. Some days it is much worse than others, but I can't pinpoint why. I have minor headaches once or twice a week and rarley had them before, maybe 6 or 8 in a years time. When cutting hay, bush hogging or mowing the yard, I get congested the following two days. I had heard folks talk about allergies, but never had any issues. I would guess it was close to a year before I could hold out working around the farm like before. I can't handle the heat like I could before, but that's probably an age deal as opposed to covid.

My mother had about the same case as I had a few months after I got over it. I helped her and never had any symptoms. She just had another pretty rough case of it and it was about like the flu. Again, I have been around her daily and thankfully, never had anything other than the sniffles. It's crazy how I am almost certain (didn't test) I had it before and after the bad case, but that one about got me and the others were like a common cold.