What was covid like for you?

[Angelina1239]

I had it and found myself very miserably suffering for a week, much of it in bed. It was like flu but I was so afraid it might get worse. The headaches, temperature and sweating were the worst. I was hallucinating at times and it was frightening. Many of my friends have been really very poorly, worse than me.

I prayed a great deal and thankyou Lord I recovered. I am absolutely certain that being fully vaccinated protected my life. Especially for us older ones it really is so important.

 

[tango]

For me it started with a sense I just couldn't get warm. Then it developed into something like a bad cold that left me exhausted for about 10 days. Then it passed and the first day I felt good I went for a 10-mile walk.

At the time there was no vaccine. At the time the government were telling us it was confined to the Pacific Northwest, which was clearly not the case. At the time a few of us joked about it being the coronavirus even though it clearly couldn't have been, until a friend who had the same symptoms at the same time tested positive for antibodies. It's hard to trust much of what the government has told us about the virus since they either got so much so badly wrong or so brazenly lied.

 

[aaronjosephhall]

I had it and found myself very miserably suffering for a week, much of it in bed. It was like flu but I was so afraid it might get worse. The headaches, temperature and sweating were the worst. I was hallucinating at times and it was frightening. Many of my friends have been really very poorly, worse than me.

I prayed a great deal and thankyou Lord I recovered. I am absolutely certain that being fully vaccinated protected my life. Especially for us older ones it really is so important.

I had it two times within 4 months. Last Sept/Oct and then again in Jan.

it was mostly a cold with bad body aches. Thankfully we all got through it easily. It’s wild how it effects people so differently!

 

[Angelina1239]

I had it two times within 4 months. Last Sept/Oct and then again in Jan.

it was mostly a cold with bad body aches. Thankfully we all got through it easily. It’s wild how it effects people so differently!

So I could get it again? That is useful to know. I thought it increases your antibodies so you can feel safe from it for maybe 6 months.

 

[tango]

So I could get it again? That is useful to know. I thought it increases your antibodies so you can feel safe from it for maybe 6 months.

This is something that seems to vary hugely between people.

Some people who are vaccinated and boosted get it over and over and over. Others don't get it at all.

I had it a little over two years ago and since then haven't even had as much as a cold. I haven't taken any precautions related to covid for months - the only time I cover my face is in the very few places that require it. I live in a rural area so I'm not often in close proximity to people but even after we had waves of it going through our community I didn't get anything.

It's really hard to know whether people like me are just lucky, or the people who get it multiple times are just unlucky. Or maybe there's something going on that nobody understands yet.

 

[Stravinsk]

Non existent. In 2 years, I have not so much as hand sanitized, much less wear a face mask everywhere or get the toxic so called "vaccines" that are causing people to fall over with heart issues, blood clots and a host of other side effects. Somehow I am still alive.