Anyone here have COVID?

[Jimbuna]

Here's to a speedy recovery to you both Marcel

[u crank]

Originally Posted by Onkel Neal

Oh man, glad you were vaccinated. Hope you guys don't get really sick.

Originally Posted by Jimbuna

Here's to a speedy recovery to you both Marcel

Thanks guys. We are really not sick. Wife is house cleaning like a mad woman and I am just trying to stay out of her way.

[Aktungbby]

Originally Posted by u crank

Thanks guys. We are really not sick. Wife is house cleaning like a mad woman and I am just trying to stay out of her way.

Jeeze! my wife is an inveterate frenetic house cleaner, always finding something to clean, polish, or dust(the window blinds I do-she's too short)...after which I hide in my filthy mancave! I seriously recommend robovacs; programmed from the phone, it takes a load off the chore list and the cat finds it interesting too. We've got two more dead here in tourist-oriented Napa (112 total of 20,804 cases)and the bride and I are going for a second booster. Masks R mandatory. I don't believe Covid is at endemic level yet...

[Bubblehead1980]

11 days since tested positive. Most symptoms gone, but still incredibly fatigued. I am the type to sleep roughly 6-7 hours per night, since I first felt symptoms, have been sleeping 10-12 hours, smallest tasks such as cooking a decent meal, really takes me out. No other conditions etc, doctor says he has noticed a lot of COVID patients with extreme fatigue that lasts weeks, in some cases, a month or so. First time had COVID, had some fatigue but not to this level.

[nikimcbee]

Originally Posted by Bubblehead1980

11 days since tested positive. Most symptoms gone, but still incredibly fatigued. I am the type to sleep roughly 6-7 hours per night, since I first felt symptoms, have been sleeping 10-12 hours, smallest tasks such as cooking a decent meal, really takes me out. No other conditions etc, doctor says he has noticed a lot of COVID patients with extreme fatigue that lasts weeks, in some cases, a month or so. First time had COVID, had some fatigue but not to this level.

I wish there was a way to quickly sort out which flavor of covid you have.


I had it end of January, lasted 5 days, then gone. Really only felt bad for one day (ached all over, like I felt after I got the second shot) slept that off, then it was just a minor cold for me. Effects everybody different.

[d@rk51d3]

Had it over xmas\new year, along with the kids. Very mild cold/hayfever type symptoms. Lasted a few days. No shots.

[Onkel Neal]

It really made the rounds in Feb. Kids all got it, vaccinated, very light symptoms and now recovered.

Several other people I know got it also, one passed away.

So far, my mother, sister, and I have not gotten it. I did have a sore throat and congestion in Jan but it lasted a day and I'm not sure it was anything.

I think we all agree we are now past the pandemic now, unless a new strain emerges. Vaccinated people can relax, this is going to be like the flu at this point.

[Skybird]

Honestly said I do not know whether I have gotten it or not. Can't tell. If I got it, I have not felt anything.

And I think quite some people are like me.


As a matter of fact I have not caught the smallest or mildest bug or cold or anything since two years now. Nothing.

[ReallyDedPoet]

Not yet. Know quite a few who have. Different degrees of sickness. Some like a cold or less, others like a really bad flu.

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Onkel Neal

I think we all agree we are now past the pandemic now, unless a new strain emerges. Vaccinated people can relax, this is going to be like the flu at this point.

I concur