Have you ever had COVID or any of the variants?

[smahala1991]

This is my second time with it. My symptoms are mild ATM with just mainly a cough and tiredness.

[Truthatanycost]

Those who had the COVID shots will continue to get COVID or other general infections and eventually more serious things (unless they treat the shot as the poison it really is). Those who did not get the shots will get COVID once or twice and their immune system will eventually adapt. If they do other preventative methods such as use Povidone-iodine nasal spray and / or nebulize with iodine or (3% food grade) hydrogen peroxide with sterile saline, then they will never get it again.

[alice55]

I had it 3 time, nearly 4.

The first two time were ok I had symptom (fever, cough and running nose for 4 days) after getting vaccinated I got it again but much stronger and was bed ridden for 2 weeks as if I had a very base case of grippe.

Which make me really wonder what they put into their shitty vaccin, our first minister said it weakened our immunity on live tv (but then the passage where he said that was blocked on all streaming platform and he denied ever saying it). Their vaccin are truly there to weaken our immunity system and they want us to get a four dose.

[Kori1236]

Yup I got it earlier this year, in April. I think it was the delta variant or maybe omicron I don't know I wasn’t really paying attention, it wasn’t horrible for me. Just drained energy, and a headache mostly. First day I had chills.

[NamerOfStars]

Of course. Odds are, the only people who HAVEN'T by this point are the immunocompromised, who it would kill and who've gone through a helluva lot of trouble to avoid it. Most of those who caught it aren't even aware; my symptoms were so damn mild that if I hadn't been *trying* to catch it, I wouldn't even have called them a cold.

[MysticAngel5000]

Nope, not that I'm aware of. If I did have it, it was either asymptomatic or I was so mild it was like a few sneezes here and there and I mistook it as allergies or something. Leaning towards I've never had it.

Best tips? Wash your hands often, especially after being in public. This should have been a thing before COVID ever developed. Hand washing, staying inside/seeing a doctor when you're sick, cleaning commonly touched surfaces, etc. are all just basic, common sense ways to help keep you healthy in general. There are way more germs out there than just COVID!

[OldSchool_Metalhead]

I was vaxxed and wore masks and still got omicron. It sucked. Had me out for a week, and I had shortness of breath and brain fog that lasted a long while after

[Phoenix98]

I've had it to be honest the media and government blew it vastly out of proportions, I've had colds that were worse.

Really the main thing you got to watch out is dehydration and you'll feel weak and tired for a while during it and after you have it. But that's pretty much the gist of it aside from coughing.

As long as you rest, drink lots of fluids and don't push yourself you should be fine.

[mooky06]

I’ve been quite lucky to have never had it. Have had all 3 jabs

[NathanDavis]

three times, I believe... didn't check for variants or anything

[AviatorTom]

Yep, your symptoms are about what mine were a year ago.

[LiamSawyer]

No never had it but got all my vaccinations.

[Staximus]

I had the corona once right at the very beginning (March 2020) and that was it. I was sick for a couple days and just kept smoking cigarettes

[UnknownGagsUser]

Yep i had omicron and it did like a cold to me , sneezing a couple of days and nothing else

[TotallyAlmost]

I had Delta in the fall and I just got over BA5.

[Randy888]

Never had it, Never had the vaccine either.

[MysticAngel5000]

Same here!

[exitseven]

Not that I know of.

[Bluethinker456]

Yes, I've had it once

[msc545]

Not that I am aware of

[In_Trance]

Never have, never will

[SlangSlayer]

Did u get the jab

[smahala1991]

Yep all 3

[SlangSlayer]

I think you'll have covid forever now

[Redstang88]

Twice I think

[whiskeyontherocks]

I’ve been fortunate

[AFretiredTXn]

Not yet.