Seems like everyone has Covid right now. Do you? And if so, please share:
- Date when you had your first symptom
- What were the early symptoms
- Worst part about it
- How long it has lasted
- Are you vaccinated? Boosted?
Anything else you care to share.
Nope.
Ya I figure a lot of people have it. I've heard a bunch of people sniffling and they're still out and about or going to work. They can do what they want and live their life. I don't care. Most people don't want to isolate for a week for a minor cold. Omicron does appear very minor and more contagious compared to the original variant.
CuriousGeorge2065 wrote:
Seems like everyone has Covid right now. Do you? And if so, please share:
- Date when you had your first symptom
- What were the early symptoms
- Worst part about it
- How long it has lasted
- Are you vaccinated? Boosted?
Anything else you care to share.
I got it again (had delta a while back as well). Started feeling sick last Monday. Early symptoms were fever and body aches for about two days. After those went away was left with sore throat and lethargy. Still have a little congestion, but by and large have recovered. Worst part is the body aches / fever. Omicron (I'm assuming that's what this is) gets past everything.
You are doing better than me. I never had a fever but the sore throat was excruciatingly painful for three days straight, and then I was left with coughing fits, body aches, and extreme fatigue. I am making very little progress and it's been nearly one week.
I am fully vaccinated and I received my booster in December.
Caught omnicron last week - literally the first time I’ve felt awful in the two years since this all started
Started to feel crappy one evening before bed - the next morning I had an intense fever, chills and body aches for about 24 hours. Once those subsided, the next day it was lethargy and occasional bouts of chills for another 2 days and then the upper chest congestion and cough set in. It’s been nearly a week and I can say I’m starting to feel fully better.
Double vaxxed - no booster
No. Have not had it either.
Tested positive yesterday. Got from our 8 yr old.
Mild symptoms since Saturday. Scratchy throat, runny nose, some coughing and almost like a light hangover feeling so far.
Worst part is a tie: wearing a kf94 mask all day to try to limit spread to our other kids and working from home while trying to keep 3 kids under 8 yrs busy. Thankfully the guidance relaxed where we can get the two older ones back in school faster since they are vaccinated. State daycare rules are more stringent where our 2 yr old will be working from home me with me until Feb.
Vaccinated and boosted
CuriousGeorge2065 wrote:
- Date when you had your first symptom
- What were the early symptoms
- Worst part about it
- How long it has lasted
- Are you vaccinated? Boosted?
Anything else you care to share.
- Jan 2.
- Day 1: Scratchy throat, sinus drainage, fever.
- Day 2: Incredibly sore throat. Finally controlled it with NyQuil and povidone-iodine nasal spray on Day 3.
- Day 3: Noticeable fatigue.
- Day 5: Fever coming down
- Day 6: Tested positive
- Day6-12: Fatigue, sinus drainage, and slight fever continued.
- Day 14: Fatigue and fever gone. Sinus drainage continues.
- Not vaccinated. Age 74. No comorbidities. Followed the FLCCC early treatment protocol... Pepcid AC, vitamin D, C, Quercetin, Cytokine Suppress, povidone-iodine nasal wash, Lauricidin, Tylenol, NyQuil.
- My spouse was in the same household. I self-isolated and she did not get it. I credit the povidone-iodine nasal spray we both used as keeping the airborne particles down in the house and killing whatever made it into her nose so she didn't get it.
I am immensely happy to get through Omicron with no complications and without having to get the vaccinations.
fisky wrote:
- Jan 2.
- Day 1: Scratchy throat, sinus drainage, fever.
- Day 2: Incredibly sore throat. Finally controlled it with NyQuil and povidone-iodine nasal spray on Day 3.
- Day 3: Noticeable fatigue.
- Day 5: Fever coming down
- Day 6: Tested positive
- Day6-12: Fatigue, sinus drainage, and slight fever continued.
- Day 14: Fatigue and fever gone. Sinus drainage continues.
- Not vaccinated. Age 74. No comorbidities. Followed the FLCCC early treatment protocol... Pepcid AC, vitamin D, C, Quercetin, Cytokine Suppress, povidone-iodine nasal wash, Lauricidin, Tylenol, NyQuil.
- My spouse was in the same household. I self-isolated and she did not get it. I credit the povidone-iodine nasal spray we both used as keeping the airborne particles down in the house and killing whatever made it into her nose so she didn't get it.
I am immensely happy to get through Omicron with no complications and without having to get the vaccinations.
lol
this reads like a terrible Dr. Mercola blog post
I don't have it but my friend does. He's been intubated for a little over 2 weeks, praying for him.
I don’t have Covid but recently did.
-symptoms began 12/7
-stuffy nose, head congestion, body aches, fatigue
-worst part is symptoms lasted for three weeks or so
-two Pfizer doses
I got it Saturday. Started with nasal drainage. Spent a couple of days with a bad headache and bodyache. I'm fine now except for no sense of taste and I want to cough my lungs out. Vaccinated late but not boosted. Second time with Covid. First time was mild. This time was like a normal winter cold.
CuriousGeorge2065 wrote:
Seems like everyone has Covid right now. Do you? And if so, please share:
- Date when you had your first symptom
- What were the early symptoms
- Worst part about it
- How long it has lasted
- Are you vaccinated? Boosted?
Anything else you care to share.
Currently Covid positive:
1. Saturday
2. Back stiffness. The rest has felt like typical cold/sinus infection.
3. Feeling better today
4. No vax
I honestly didn’t think it was Covid until I noticed the back stiffness. I’ve heard a few people mention back pain and stiffness with their Covid recently. I’ve had to take ibuprofen a couple of times, but other than that I haven’t been too uncomfortable.
CuriousGeorge2065 wrote:
Seems like everyone has Covid right now. Do you? And if so, please share:
- Date when you had your first symptom
- What were the early symptoms
- Worst part about it
- How long it has lasted
- Are you vaccinated? Boosted?
Anything else you care to share.
Last Sunday, runny nose and scratchy throat. Tested negative 3 straight days on rapid and PCR was positive. Only then did the rapids start being positive.
Stir crazy. Felt fine and had tons of energy from being inside all day.
Runny nose for 1 week
Vaccinated and boosted.
fisky wrote:
CuriousGeorge2065 wrote:
- Date when you had your first symptom
- What were the early symptoms
- Worst part about it
- How long it has lasted
- Are you vaccinated? Boosted?
Anything else you care to share.
- Jan 2.
- Day 1: Scratchy throat, sinus drainage, fever.
- Day 2: Incredibly sore throat. Finally controlled it with NyQuil and povidone-iodine nasal spray on Day 3.
- Day 3: Noticeable fatigue.
- Day 5: Fever coming down
- Day 6: Tested positive
- Day6-12: Fatigue, sinus drainage, and slight fever continued.
- Day 14: Fatigue and fever gone. Sinus drainage continues.
- Not vaccinated. Age 74. No comorbidities. Followed the FLCCC early treatment protocol... Pepcid AC, vitamin D, C, Quercetin, Cytokine Suppress, povidone-iodine nasal wash, Lauricidin, Tylenol, NyQuil.
- My spouse was in the same household. I self-isolated and she did not get it. I credit the povidone-iodine nasal spray we both used as keeping the airborne particles down in the house and killing whatever made it into her nose so she didn't get it.
I am immensely happy to get through Omicron with no complications and without having to get the vaccinations.
A while back you spoke of wanting to meet me and I was friendly and said maybe since we're both in Tennessee. Now that i know you're unvaccinated,i do not need to meet you, i don't care what you say and I won't ever be duped again
You're just another southern jerk.
Stoppit Smith II wrote:
fisky wrote:
- Jan 2.
- Day 1: Scratchy throat, sinus drainage, fever.
- Day 2: Incredibly sore throat. Finally controlled it with NyQuil and povidone-iodine nasal spray on Day 3.
- Day 3: Noticeable fatigue.
- Day 5: Fever coming down
- Day 6: Tested positive
- Day6-12: Fatigue, sinus drainage, and slight fever continued.
- Day 14: Fatigue and fever gone. Sinus drainage continues.
- Not vaccinated. Age 74. No comorbidities. Followed the FLCCC early treatment protocol... Pepcid AC, vitamin D, C, Quercetin, Cytokine Suppress, povidone-iodine nasal wash, Lauricidin, Tylenol, NyQuil.
- My spouse was in the same household. I self-isolated and she did not get it. I credit the povidone-iodine nasal spray we both used as keeping the airborne particles down in the house and killing whatever made it into her nose so she didn't get it.
I am immensely happy to get through Omicron with no complications and without having to get the vaccinations.
A while back you spoke of wanting to meet me and I was friendly and said maybe since we're both in Tennessee. Now that i know you're unvaccinated,i do not need to meet you, i don't care what you say and I won't ever be duped again
You're just another southern jerk.
Well they have natural immunity so why does it matter if they’re vaccinated?
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An interesting article that discusses the reality of trying to find testing / treatment right now:
Blaming anti-vaxxers for Omicron is a bit of a stretch considering triple vaccinated people are getting COVID.
Trumper: I have the sniffles. And because it effects my nose I can't smell or taste anything. And because my joints are achy I have to force myself to complete my shortened runs because these sniffles also gave me the runs and shortened my breathing abilities. I will not see a doctor for the sniffles.