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post 1624310081 12-02-2020, 03:55 PM
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Has anyone actually had Covid-19?

And if so, how was it? Is it worth all this hysteria? Is it worth trying to force a rushed vaccine on the populace?

I’m talking about healthy people without comorbidities or underlying conditions, of all ages.
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post 1624310271 12-02-2020, 03:56 PM
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Had it in early-October. Biggest symptom was fatigue. I also lost my sense of taste & smell for about 3 weeks but otherwise, it was fine.

Would rather have the Rona over the flu, no contest.
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how is it rushed? corona been around for 8-10 months.... it has a 2 week cycle...

you retarded?
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Originally Posted By cur53d⏩
how is it rushed? corona been around for 8-10 months.... it has a 2 week cycle...

you retarded?
Damn...

I can’t neg you again right now...

Fukkin derp
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Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz⏩
Damn...

I can’t neg you again right now...

Fukkin derp
oh no not a 10 point drop?!?!! no argument *******
post 1624311771 12-02-2020, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted By cur53d⏩
oh no not a 10 point drop?!?!! no argument *******
Man trolling used to mean something

Please exit this life, with haste
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post 1624312111 12-02-2020, 04:18 PM
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Just got over it kind of.
Went to the hospital for chills that were so bad they were basically seizures.
I was nauseated, had terrible headaches and still can barely stay awake.
Still having trouble regulating temperature. I'll go from shaking from being too cold to feeling like I'm burning up in cycles like every ten minutes.
It ALWAYS feels like I'm out of breath. Even though I'm not.
My heart is also all over the place.

Getting better but I will say this is one of the worst sicknesses I've had.
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post 1624312371 12-02-2020, 04:21 PM
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Had it in August, only had mild allergy-like symptoms and mild fatigue but I was still working out while I had it. Also lost my sense of taste/smell for a few weeks, wasn't a big deal. I have a pretty healthy immune system though, aside from allergies or colds every now and then I never get sick... I'm 38 and have never had a flu vaccine but have never had the flu as an adult..

I do have some strange lingering things though that I never had before, like sometimes a sensation that I'm breathing in thick cigarette smoke even though no one I'm around smokes, and I have crazy post-nasal drip that I've never had before but both of these seem to be gradually improving.
post 1624312781 12-02-2020, 04:26 PM
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Healthy people without comorbidities or underlying conditions = like 5% of the population above age 30
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Yup, got it at work. Wasnt bad for us most colds and the flu was worse for us (wife and 2 kids.) I had hot flashes and lost taste was a little weak for two days, wife hot flashes and scratchy throat for 2 days daughter belly ache for 2 days, son was asymptomatic. Grateful we had it easy, and see it everyday how it can be hard on the old and sickly but still wholeheartedly believe these restrictions are bull****.
post 1624321161 12-02-2020, 06:12 PM
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Nah but friend had it in April and ended up with long term heart damage. Dude was an athlete and had to choose a different path.
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post 1624321331 12-02-2020, 06:16 PM
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How much is the CIA paying y'all to pretend you had it
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Yes it was actually the worst sickness I’ve had since I was 12 years old. Could not even function for a legit week and it developed into bronchitis. Completely wrecked me srs

My gf had it at the same time and lost her sense of taste for a bit and das it
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Slight fever and two days of really good sleep. That's about it. I also take vitamin d and zinc, though.
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Yes, I have had it, I posted this before here, but for posterity.

Im 29 years old, ran a full ironman last year, so in fairly good shape, I caught it in March while travelling in Europe. Was super sick for for 3 weeks (the works, fevers, shakes etc), had lingering chest pain 5 weeks on, saw a Cardiologist, who told me I had a totally ****ed up ECG which indicated that I had something called post viral myocarditis, which is basically dangerous inflammation of the heart and heart sac from the immune response. I took like 3 months for the chest pain to stop, still feel ****ing fatigued, cant train for another 3ish months. Also had some weird nerve damage from it on my V5 nerve which is causing some face pain - again they think it was caused by my immune response stripping the protective coating from the neve. Sure I might be a severe case or whatever, but it has ****ed me hard. In short its "N0t JuST thE fLu bR0". **** everything about getting it. I was super relaxed about face masks and **** before. PM me if you want more details.
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I caught the Covid in a butterfly net
and released it because EPA regulations
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Originally Posted By tonsel⏩
Yes, I have had it, I posted this before here, but for posterity.

Im 29 years old, ran a full ironman last year, so in fairly good shape, I caught it in March while travelling in Europe. Was super sick for for 3 weeks (the works, fevers, shakes etc), had lingering chest pain 5 weeks on, saw a Cardiologist, who told me I had a totally ****ed up ECG which indicated that I had something called post viral myocarditis, which is basically dangerous inflammation of the heart and heart sac from the immune response. I took like 3 months for the chest pain to stop, still feel ****ing fatigued, cant train for another 3ish months. Also had some weird nerve damage from it on my V5 nerve which is causing some face pain - again they think it was caused by my immune response stripping the protective coating from the neve. Sure I might be a severe case or whatever, but it has ****ed me hard. In short its "N0t JuST thE fLu bR0". **** everything about getting it. I was super relaxed about face masks and **** before. PM me if you want more details.
No way in phuck is this just Covid, you must've had some underlying issues.
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Originally Posted By soberchuck⏩
No way in phuck is this just Covid, you must've had some underlying issues.
Everything he said is legit. Some people are more susceptible to the receptors which allow for viral entry into cells.

However this chump likes to talk and Google big words to pretend he’s a physician.
You have my word as a Schons.
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Random fact: 80% of COVID-19 patients were vitamin D deficient.
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Originally Posted By soberchuck⏩
No way in phuck is this just Covid, you must've had some underlying issues.
that that dude sounds 100% like a hypochondriac or stupid doctors just saying must be covid because they couldnt find anything else and he tested positive.
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Originally Posted By soberchuck⏩
No way in phuck is this just Covid, you must've had some underlying issues.
I had full physical last year for work, no issues. My Twin brother caught it too, no major issues for him, just bad luck.
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Originally Posted By Hypernation⏩
Everything he said is legit. Some people are more susceptible to the receptors which allow for viral entry into cells.

However this chump likes to talk and Google big words to pretend he’s a physician.
Lol, probably because I have had plenty of time sitting on my ass to goolge everything the doctors wrote on my discharge and referral letters.
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It only gets bad when you develop the pneumonia and sars. Then you’re in trouble.
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Originally Posted By Or1ginal1ty⏩
Random fact: 80% of COVID-19 patients were vitamin D deficient.
Huh, interesting....
Originally Posted By tonsel;1624321701y
Yes, I have had it, I posted this before here, but for posterity.

Im 29 years old, ran a full ironman last year, so in fairly good shape, I caught it in March while travelling in Europe. Was super sick for for 3 weeks (the works, fevers, shakes etc), had lingering chest pain 5 weeks on, saw a Cardiologist, who told me I had a totally ****ed up ECG which indicated that I had something called post viral myocarditis, which is basically dangerous inflammation of the heart and heart sac from the immune response. I took like 3 months for the chest pain to stop, still feel ****ing fatigued, cant train for another 3ish months. Also had some weird nerve damage from it on my V5 nerve which is causing some face pain - again they think it was caused by my immune response stripping the protective coating from the neve. Sure I might be a severe case or whatever, but it has ****ed me hard. In short its "N0t JuST thE fLu bR0". **** everything about getting it. I was super relaxed about face masks and **** before. PM me if you want more details.
Holy chit man...
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
that that dude sounds 100% like a hypochondriac or stupid doctors just saying must be covid because they couldnt find anything else and he tested positive.
Honestly you are a ****ing idiot. Pick a better college major next time.

https://www.who.int/docs/default-sou...rsn=5d3789a6_2
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Originally Posted By Or1ginal1ty⏩
Random fact: 80% of COVID-19 patients were vitamin D deficient.
Originally Posted By BeginnerGainz⏩
Huh, interesting....



Holy chit man...
c19vitamind website has good info on Vit D and CoVid-19.
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Originally Posted By tonsel⏩
Honestly you are a ****ing idiot. Pick a better college major next time.

https://www.who.int/docs/default-sou...rsn=5d3789a6_2
go spread your fearmongering somewhere else
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had it in February. Body aches and head cold for 2 days.

Was fine after that.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
that that dude sounds 100% like a hypochondriac or stupid doctors just saying must be covid because they couldnt find anything else and he tested positive.
Hey look this miscer figured it out. Refer your "stupid doctor" to this guy.
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Originally Posted By ZyraThornrise⏩
Just got over it kind of.
Went to the hospital for chills that were so bad they were basically seizures.
I was nauseated, had terrible headaches and still can barely stay awake.
Still having trouble regulating temperature. I'll go from shaking from being too cold to feeling like I'm burning up in cycles like every ten minutes.
It ALWAYS feels like I'm out of breath. Even though I'm not.
My heart is also all over the place.

Getting better but I will say this is one of the worst sicknesses I've had.
Might have been syphilis.
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