Who Has Had Covid 19 Here on GLP? Share your experience, please!

Joe 2020!

I have a fair amount of online friends who have had this, but counting only people in real life, 2 definitely and my husband very likely.

One has recovered and has antibodies, but is still experiencing shortness of breath and intense joint pain. Had no preexisting conditions and was very ill for over a month. The other was elderly but didn't have anything other than arthritis and he died from it in about a week from the appearance of symptoms.

My husband has RA and Lyme and has been feeling very unwell for a week. We've been very careful and doing an herbal and vitamin prophylaxis. But we're in an "Antimask League - There is no pathogen" stronghold. So now he has a dry cough, low grade fever, extreme exhaustion, gastric distress, constant headache, and brain fog.

To clarify, prophylaxis is only a mitigation methodology, not a force field or positive pressure biohazard suit.

I have no faith in the PCR test, so we are going to do treatment and then see about getting an antibody test.

Good friend lost his wife to it on March 21st, Fluffy.

Yes, she was older, etc. But tested positive and went in less than a week.

Took 3 months to be able to have a memorial service and even then it was a 50 person limit.

I don't know anyone who's had it.

I am 70% sure I had it in December.

I was staying at a hot spring in California where bus loads of Asian people came.

I was so sick I thought I was detoxing or something. I could hardly walk. I slept for 2 weeks straight.

Then came the rash. I went to the VA and made them test me for valley fever which was negative

Then the bottom of my feet started to peel.

By now Covid was in the news.

I supplements I read about on here. To be honest its been a slow recovery

I keep reading stuff like it affects your memory. The other day I left my car running when I went in the grocery store. I couldn't find my keys at the check out go out and car is running.
My doc called it an insident

I am pretty sure the VA thinks I had it too. I just moved to a new area and had a video appt.

2 months ago my old doctor told me I was "stable" after blood work. IDK

I think many people have had it and thought they had a cold.

I have a weaken immune system so everything tries to catch me

Thanks for the Pin!!!

I’ve met 3 people that had it, one was very long duration (February to mid May) other was sick for for 40days, third one was asymptomatic but infected her mother and she says her mother died of it.

One Chilean Congressman was diagnosed more than a month ago, he said it was hardly anything noticeable, just muscle pain and headaches, 10 days later he got given the release, and now he fell ill again and he says this “second time” is way worse than the first and he is warning people to don’t take it lightly. I think he got one of the so called “chronic” cases.

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Last Edited by Red Hot Chilean Pepe on 06/30/2020 08:50 AM

There's a shock

My SIL got it by working in a hospital.

She thought it was allergies, but the higher-ups asked her to get tested. She came back positive.

All symptoms went on their own in a couple of days.

Keep in mind that this was in NYC, where they were using chicom-produced tests at the time, which were giving out a ton of false positives.

So we're not really sure if she actually had it.

Other than her, no one I know has had it. And that includes a ton of relatives in the nyc area, where it's supposed to be out of control.

I work in a hospital and cases are rising rapidly

I have numerous coworkers diagnosed and one death for a diagnosed case.

My 7 year old niece had Flu B in February and recovered quickly however she has had odd a couple unusual periods of incoherent conversations that made no sense to her mom. Never before or since those 2.

Her mom also had a period of "flu syndrome" symptoms for about 4 weeks immediately after Christmas that now may have been this flu instead.

so sorry to hear.

was she forced to be put on a ventillator?

see the videos of nurses calling out hospitals for focing covid treatment on covid negative patients.


why would hospitals actively campaign to do that? Who in management would possibly do that? Someone who would get paid $39,000 every time someone is put on a ventillator, willingly or not?

Apparently, I had it sometime back in February. I never knew until I was tested last week after my uncle, his friend, and my mother tested positive 2 weeks ago.

I had it

My daughter and granddaughter had it

My son and his wife had it

My niece had it

MIL had it and survived after being told she has maybe 5 days to live

Several people we know had it

Antibodies exist for bacterium. Why you don't drink the water if you're from the US and visit Mexico.

Fluffy pancakes - had a friend who's husband died. Young maybe 45. They put him on a respirator and he died. Add one to the NY count. So sad. wife and 2 kids. Asked my girlfriend, did they put him on a respirator. She said yes. That did him in I think but I don't know all the circumstances.

I'm in Maryland and know multiple people who have had confirmed cases.

1. (Mid-May) Whole Family, oldest were late 50's. Said it was like a severe cold for two weeks. Started with fever. Ironically that is just like a cold.

2. (Mid-April) Husband and wife in mid 60's. Husband had half a lung and cancer. Wife was healthy. Both fully recovered but the husband was in the hospital and it took over a month. Pretty sure a cold or flu would have had the same result...

3. (Early April) Our landscaper's grandfather passed of a heart attack but was labeled a CoVid death. The grandson was distraught by the death certificate. This young man was why I decided to start researching CoVid as before this, I was very fearful about CoVid.

That is my experience and now you know why I am a Hoaxtard about CoVid.

How many know with 100% certainty tested and verified as opposed to common seasonal flu?

I had it. It's not as bad as they say. For three days it was like having the flu, except for the difficulty breathing. The flu-like symptoms were gone after three days, but the lung problems hung on for a week. I used an oxygen concentrator at night for a week because my O2 sats crashed when I laid down. Two months later, my O2s are still not back to what they were before, but are pretty good. My age puts me in a high risk group, but overall I am very healthy, and never smoked. My lung function was excellent, so the Chinese virus probably had less effect on me than it would a lot of people my age.

Over all, I think the panic is much worse than the virus.

By the way, I was wearing a mask when I got it. If you are going to wear a mask, change it often. Don't reuse your mask. I made the mistake of taking off and putting it back on several times.

Nearly killed my brother. Sickened one niece, one nephew - now "recovered". <--- In Michigan

Brother spent 5 days in ICU back in March. Still unable to return to work as a truck driver.

Another nephew very sick right now. <--- In Texas

Last Edited by LJS on 06/30/2020 09:10 AM

It's easy to get people to brag about being sick.

There have been several people who have started threads on their experience with it and the level of unwarranted personal attacks on their character have put people off of sharing their stories with this.

Epic Beard Guy told his experience above.

I don't know anyone that has had it.
We suspect many of us may have had it back in December.

I have heard of one person knew a man that tested positive but he said he had no symptoms other than fatigue. Took about two weeks to feel normal.

I am pretty sure I had it in February. Never went to the doctor as I avoid them at all costs so never got tested or confirmed.

Started off with a cough, next day progressed to high fever and chills and just feeling rotten. Cough got worse (dry), no nasal congestion, fever on and off for weeks. Lungs felt heavy and congested but no mucus, just nasty dry cough that wouldn't let up. Felt slightly short of breath. Lungs felt tight and weird for 3 months (that's how long the cough lasted). Never had anything like that before and I'm the queen of colds and flus, had them all including the H1N1 in 2014. So makes me think it was Covid.