OT Poll - who's had COVID-19?

[Toadster]

srs post - curious how many have had it, who died, who's quarantined...

 

[kylieannminogue]

I suddenly lost my sense of smell on Friday. I'll get my covid test results back in a couple of days. I took a covid test about 5 months ago and it was negative.

 

[AndyP]

I don’t think I have, but I’ve been around covid patients almost every day since this began. I’ve probably caught it and didn’t know.

 

[Mercedes]

Dunno mane

 

[CPTMULLER]

I haven't knowingly had it but I was really sick in February and always wondered if it was related

 

[BigT]

Just got over it, still coughing but I would say I’m 95%
Not fun.

 

[codenhead]

I assumed I did since I was primary caretaker of my father before/after he was hospitalized with COVID. I self quarantined and eventually took antibody test which was negative.

 

[borazhasleftthebuilding]

im currently in an outbreak

got tested this am

no symptoms

 

[Painkiller]

I had it during july, Pretty shitty. Felt pretty miserable for a week. My symptoms were slight headache stuffy nose Body aches body sweats chills. No coughing or breathing issues. no taste or smell for 3 weeks. Senses came back on the 4 week but not great. took another couple weeks for them to become normal again. I didn't have good bowel movements for 1 month afterword.

 

[BigT]

I had 4 days of severe congestion/cough, shortness of breath, diarrhea, severe headache, no smell or taste.

day 5-7 congestion, cough, diarrhea, severe headache no smell or taste

today day 10 - minor cough, little smell, taste has partially come back and I finally can eat without almost shitting myself

 

[MrMechanic383]

Nah. I stay away from everyone and that isnt because of Covid.

 

[Dylith]

Just got over it, still coughing but I would say I’m 95%
Not fun.

When was the last time you went out to eat?

 

[ERock]

No

However, it could have been possible in February. My symptoms checked off most boxes.

 

[Leonard Washington]

srs post - curious how many have had it, who died, who's quarantined...

why do you keep coming back here, weirdo pedophile

 

[BStork]

srs post - curious how many have had it, who died, who's quarantined...

Srs answer: consider killing yourself you pedofile.

 

[nosaj]

I suddenly lost my sense of smell on Friday. I'll get my covid test results back in a couple of days. I took a covid test about 5 months ago and it was negative.

If I was you the VD would be more scary.

 

[OLBERTMAN]

2 covid tests. Negative. Had the flu* in February and had 2 negative flu tests. Antibody test negative. Work retail management.

 

[BigT]

When was the last time you went out to eat?

months ago

I got it from work, work in health care.

 

[scotty]

Tested this morning. Got results back few hours later. Negative.

 

[Miesha Taint]

wife and I had it back in August, actually wrote down the symptoms day by day in case it got worse

Her -
Thurs/Fri - sinus pressure, headache
Sat/Sun - dry cough
Mon/Tues - chest congestion

Him -
Sat/Sun - itchy throat
Mon/Tues - chest congestion
Wed/Thurs - sinus pressure, no sense of smell

No fevers. Some body aches. Some diarrhea. The congestion turned into wheezing at its worst. O2 levels would dip below 95 occasionally but never for very long. Continued like that for another week and petered out around day 12. Resting heart rate was abnormally high for another month or so. Been on a few strenuous hikes since and felt great.

 

[Vanilla Tarantino]

Nope.

One friend has had it. He described “brain-melting headaches”, high fever, and 4 months later still has no sense of taste or smell.

My dad is certain he and my mom had it in March. Dry cough, flu-like symptoms, started feeling better after 2 days, then got blasted with a 104 degree fever. Said he hasn’t been laid out like that from an illness in probably 30 years.

 

[wildflower]

If I get it, I'm pretty sure my username is up for grabs.

 

[TucsonTerror]

I'll let you know after I get my brain poked on Wednesday.

 

[Miesha Taint]

Based on what I've read and experienced, symptoms will either fade away or suddenly get worse between days 7-12 based on your pre-exisiting condition and the amount of viral load you were exposed to.

Goes without saying it's never been a better time to stop smoking, reduce alcohol consumption, and get your overall health in order.

 

[Sp33dealer]

Based on what I've read and experienced, symptoms will either fade away or suddenly get worse between days 7-12 based on your pre-exisiting condition and the amount of viral load you were exposed to.

Goes without saying it's never been a better time to stop smoking, reduce alcohol consumption, and get your overall health in order.

no u