Did you lose friends and relatives in the last two years, related to COVID or other deadly diseases?

[Bricealan]

I did, and I attended more funerals the last two years than ever before, some people were you and some older, but it has changed my view of my life in so many ways and sometimes I feel guilty being a survivor. I know that is not a positive view point, but find it hard to not feel that way.

Has anything like that happened to you over the past two years?

[exitseven]

I only know one person that died of covid and I did not know him very well. To me, Covid changed my life for the worst. There are many things that I used to enjoy that I no longer find any joy in. I lost my job just as I was going to be hired full time. I doubt that I will find another opportunity like that one

The whole mask and vaccine routine really made me distrust the government even more than I already did. Maybe the combination of Covid and having Biden as president has made this country a lot less than it was just 3 short years ago.

I don't know if I am reacting to all the turmoil or I have lost the capacity to be interested in anything ever again.

[Bricealan]

Could not agree with you MORE with everything you said. We are in one hell of a bad place at this point in time.

[exitseven]

I hjave never seen more suicides than i have during the last 3 years.

[Bricealan]

Luckily, I have not seen that, but not any small wonder with the S*&^ are were seeing in this country.

[Levin]

I don't know anyone who died of covid. But quite a few people, youngish who died after getting jabbed. A young friend of mine got 'mild' and 'rare' myocarditis. I also know quite a few youngish people who have gotten cancer recently. It's quite interesting to note that excess deaths have been through the roof in the most stabbinated countries (as much as 20 odd percent in NZ and Australia), while those least jabbed are in the normal or under average death rates territory.

[Smashingdoozy]

A coworker of mine passed from covid related complications.
A friends grandparent also did.

I have 3 friends who are still experiencing long covid symptoms, one whom the virus likely triggered an autoimmune disorder.

I have an immunocompromised goddaughter, I use to live with her and her father and lived there when I eventually caught covid. I locked myself in my room for two weeks because I was terrified of giving it to her. Thankfully she still to this day has not had it.

[Bricealan]

@Smashingdoozy Thanks for you reply. I caught it too, but have no idea from whom or where. Symptoms were light, and they told me to isolate for 10 days. Glad you are okay, "Smashing"

[exitseven]

@Smashingdoozy how did you make out with Covid? did you recover completely?

[Smashingdoozy]

@exitseven yes luckily I had a very mild case

[exitseven]

@Smashingdoozy. We're you in England when you got it?

[Smashingdoozy]

@exitseven no I was in the states

[exitseven]

@Smashingdoozy glad you came through it okay.

[LazerBean]

I didn't lose anyone that I'm personally close. My cousin lost her husband, but they were in a country where hospitals are pretty useless.

[ShesRad80]

no but 4 years ago with family, the last two years patients but none from covid, cancer, stroke stuff like that

[Anonymous]

No, but quite a few friends of mine did catch Covid.

[Bricealan]

Seems like it affected everybody some how.

[Anonymous]

Yes, grandma

[Bricealan]

That is sad to hear. Sorry.