Have YOU tested positive for covid yet at all?

[Still-alive]

How many of you have or have had it yet?

Yes i have tested positive for it and was vaccinated

Yes i have tested positive for covid before and was NOT vaccinated

No I haven’t tested positive for covid and have been vaccinated

No I haven’t tested positive for covid and have not been vaccinated

Updates

1 y

More yeses then no’s whoa

Updates

1 y

www.ibtimes.com/10857-fully-vaccinated-americans-have-died-covid-19-30000-hospitalized-3326930

Despite the rise in breakthrough infections and deaths, fully vaccinated individuals still has a much lower chance of testing positive or dying from the virus. In comparison, unvaccinated individuals were six times more likely to be diagnosed with COVID-19 and 12 times more likely to die from the virus.

[WhiteSteve]

Had it twice, including last week. In one sense, it was very mild in terms of the usual cold symptoms. What set it apart was this very strange tightness in my lungs. I’m vaccinated and boosted, and I credit that with my relatively mild experiences with Covid. But that chest tightness…. I’m not quite sure how to put it…it’s like…. I could feel where I would have been more seriously affected if I hadn’t been vaccinated. Like the virus chalked out the area it wanted to fuck up, but it just couldn’t take hold. But I have asthma, so I could envision myself having a very difficult time if I had gotten it full-blown. I don’t know if it would’ve killed me or anything, that’s tough to speculate, but I can tell it would’ve been a pretty bad time.

[goaded]

Most people who have it now have been vaccinated, because most people have been vaccinated. Even the least vaccinated counties in the US have a vaccination rate in the 40's, the most in the 80's. The former are dying more.

https://acasignups.net/22/12/16/december-update-covid-death-rates-partisan-lean-vaccination-rate-now-including-bivalent

[goaded]

Guess who they voted for?

[CrazyGirl2]

Yep! And I was vaxed and boosted, and boosted, and boosted, and it STILL kept me in bed for 3 weeks, and a week in the hospital with myocarditis from the “boosted and boosted” thing. My roommate who has a fake vax card and got the SAME covid as me, has the sniffles for a few days, and a slight sore throat! From what I’m reading, most of the major illnesses associated w/ covid are now are amongst the vaxxed, but that is more likely a result of so many people getting the vax!

[Wiredone]

Are you sorry that you got the vaccine

[CrazyGirl2]

@Wiredone Yes! Given the terrible adverse reactions I'm seeing (and nearly died from) and my own experience of my roommate getting the sniffles when I was bed bound for three weeks… Yes, I do wish I never got it. Fake Vax-cards are $20.00 and very easy to get. Myocarditis will affect me for the rest of my life, and would have ended my athletic career if I was still a competitive gymnast!

[Still-alive]

Im asking this out of care and love Laura… but do you think you’d be here alive still if it were not for the vaccine?

[Aletheia223]

Exactly.. it's funny how many are turning a blind eye to all of the vaccinated people dying lately.

[Wiredone]

@ still alive, crazygirl 2 is living proof. The vaccine does more damage than good.

[Still-alive]

@Wiredone hush you. Let her answer.

[Wiredone]

There are so many more people just like her.

[Still-alive]

@Wiredone lets continue this chat on your answer not hers…

[CrazyGirl2]

Yes, of course! I not only think I would be “alive” but I believe that I never would have gotten sick! A LOT of people were at the party where I contracted Covid, not just me, but all of the Vaxxed people who contracted Covid that night were REALLY sick, (though none as bad as me), and ALL of the UNvaxxed, barely even got the sniffles, some got a sore throat, some (like my roommate) got both the sniffles and the sore throat for a few days, that’s it! Right now, WAY more vaxxed are showing up in the ER with Covid, my mom was saying last night at our Hanukkah dinner, that she can’t remember the last unvaxxed person she treated for Covid-19! So 100% yes I regret getting the vax, I was 18 and perfectly healthy when I got the first. We young people were NEVER in danger from Covid, it is a disease of the old, infirm, and those with co-morbidities, of which I had NONE! So Yes I wish I had never gotten the damned vaccine, but 100% yes I not only believe I would still be alive, I TRULY believe that I would never have gotten sick in the first place if I never got the damned vax… Just like all the other unvaxxed people at that party who got Covid, but never got sick!

[Still-alive]

Well all ill say to you is I honestly doubt you’d be alive right now talkimg to us.. and im not in any way downplaying your experience or what you got from taking the vaccine…

All im saying is.. you are still here with us.

I dont want to argue with you any further than this but this is what i think.

[CrazyGirl2]

You are welcome to THINK whatever you like sweetie, but the reality is, it was the adverse reaction TO the covid booster that I had 2wks before I got sick that actually caused me to be sick, NOT the covid! Nobody gets myocarditis from covid, thats a recognized adverse reaction TO the vaccine. Pfizer just testified in front of the European Parliament that they were aware of the possibility of blood clots, and some myocarditis, but that the emergency use authorization did not require them to alert anyone to the adverse reactions! I ONLY got sick BECAUSE of the vaccine. EVERYONE else who was not vaccinated either did not get sick, or they only got the sniffles and a sore throat for a couple of days. I was bed bound for THREE WEEKS, and hospitalized for a week! I’m an athlete, in pristine health and fitness. The only time in my life that I did not work out 5 days a week was when they had to shut down the gyms because of the MANDATES over Covid. The vaccine got me sick, NOT the covid. I appreciate you caring about me and my well being, but I am the LEAST sympathetic person when it comes to conspiracy theories, I HATE conspiracy theorists, truly. But this actually happened to me. I had a physician and the head of a trauma-1 medical center at my bedside 4 days a week. Trust me I was not sick because of covid, I was sick because of adverse reactions TO covid vaccines. I would never have believed it myself if it didn’t happen to me, so I understand your reticence to believe. But I assure you, I'm MY case it’s 100% true.

[Wiredone]

If someone was thinking about getting the vaccine and they asked for your opinion if they should get it or not, what would your opinion be

[CrazyGirl2]

@Wiredone Seriously? Just drop it, dude.

[Still-alive]

@Wiredone yeah i dont like that you’re using her personal profound experience to prove your ‘point…’ but ill drop this now for all our sakes.

[Phoenix98]

I've had it and honestly I don't really feel like it lives up to all the fear mongering that the media did for it.

I genuinely have had colds that were worse then covid I don't really see it as a big deal least not as much as the media was making it. Also the vaccines are a joke and don't work known multiple people who got all their vaccinations and still caught it.

[TheUniqueOne96]

Yep.

I tested positive for it back in around February.

Around a year or so before that, I had the same kind of symptoms then and I believe it was Covid, although I didn't do the test back then.

A family member of my had it twice too, so I guess it makes sense.

As for being vaccinated, I'm not.

[Sour-rose]

Not once. Guess I keep my hands clean and stuff... probably would have tested positive tho if they didn't enforce the mask thing in the beginning. Wasn't one to wear a mask because fk offff. Buut thanks to the benefits of having one (I don't take 100% inhale of the weed couple-smile widely and no one knows it)

[blackgaletiger]

No I have not gotten the covids and i recently got vaxed because i had to travel for work. My theory is most people have been a host to it in some form or another but our body's reacted to it differently or not at all. I know people that got it but did not have any symptoms at all and others that got it have been hospitalized but their conditions varied from one another. So its hard to tell who really got it and didn't

[Static_In_The_Attic]

Negative so far however before testing was available I got sick & I had a cough for a month that I couldn’t shake & it was possible that was Covid.

[LiamJHayden]

I had it long before the vaccines were released. Kicked my butt for about four days, much like a flu, except I did lose my sense of smell for nine days. Thought I had it again this past summer, but it was gone by the following morning so unlikely. Did not bother testing that time. I did not get vaxxed, as my physician is one of those who believes in natural immunity. Seeing some of the side effects in healthy people in my age group I am glad I did not.

[letuswaltzforthedead]

No, I never had it nor have I had the vaccine. Thankfully, I've been able to avoid being vaccinated and hopefully I can avoid all the future vaxs too. I'm surprised I haven't gotten COVID considering so many people have.

[menina]

I'm vaccinated, I got tested once and it the result was negative. However, I got sick in March 2020 and all the sympomts I had were from Covid. But, I can't say that what I had was Covid because I wasn't tested at that time.

[summiter]

I got all 3 vaccinations and so far (knock on wood) have never tested positive. I hope it continues but it is starting to look more like it is time to start wearing masks again.

[artsy_dragon]

I got covid last these at Christmas. The only thing I was happy about was being alone at Christmas. I've only ot had one vacation this is due to me being afraid of needles. I've known people who have had both and boosts and still got it

[OldSchool_Metalhead]

Yes, and after being vaxxed. I had been exposed to COVID twice after that from coworkers who didn't know right away that they had it, but I didn't catch it.

[lightbulb27]

I've got it twice, at least so far, once before and once after vaccinated... and boosted.

what I just had seemed a lot like covid but the test results were negative.

[Whatthefluff]

I tested positive this summer, just the 2 standard vaccines at the time. My workplace was rampant with it and people still came in when they were most likely positive.

[Whatthefluff]

I was still working when I had it for a couple of days because the worst it really got was a stuffy nose/mild cold symptoms.
The people I live with, who aren't vaccinated, got it from me and took it far worse. They said their lungs felt inflamed.

[douride2]

Sorry to burst your bubble but I haven't had it yet.

[Still-alive]

My bubble has already burst madam

[Wiredone]

I get tested every 2 weeks and it's negative every time. I have not and will not get the jab.

[Still-alive]

Thats a shame…

[Wiredone]

What's a shame? That my tests keep coming back negative

[Still-alive]

That you still refuse the vax even though you can still pass it on even without showing symptoms.

But im sure you knew that sir…

[Still-alive]

Glad you never got it though

[Wiredone]

It's a useless vaccine. I know a lot of people who is fully vaccinated and still end up in the hospital with covid. It also gave them other health issues that they never had before.

[Still-alive]

You just keep telling yourself that :)

[Wiredone]

It's facts.

[Still-alive]

Lets see proof

[Still-alive]

“Despite the rise in breakthrough infections and deaths, fully vaccinated individuals still has a much lower chance of testing positive or dying from the virus. In comparison, unvaccinated individuals were six times more likely to be diagnosed with COVID-19 and 12 times more likely to die from the virus.”

www.ibtimes.com/10857-fully-vaccinated-americans-have-died-covid-19-30000-hospitalized-3326930

Sooo let me ask you, what to you is ‘more harm’ dying? Or living but with complications?

[Wiredone]

If you are cautious like I am and never get covid, you'd live a long time without complications. I know plenty of people who had covid that were not vaccinated and are living a healthy lifestyle now.

[Still-alive]

How does your personal experience equate to ‘the vaccines are bogus’? Can you explain that for me?

Lets try an analogy here… lets say a guy found 5 empty guns that are broken and will never fire but he doesn’t know they are broken. and these are the only guns he's had personal experience with. Despite the overwhelming evidence that guns are made to shoot bullets he still concludes ‘guns dont work’.

So is he right or wrong? Does his personal experience make him correct?

[Wiredone]

Let's just stick with the topic. My mother in law and sister in law are both fully vaccinated. Both of them never got covid until they got the vaccine. Both ended up in the hospital for minimum of 3 weeks with covid after being fully vaccinated and boosted. My sister in law, who was a health nut. Now has heart and lung issues. My 31 year old daughter now has breathing problems after being vaccinated. She had covid twice since she's fully vaccinated. She never got it when she wasn't vaccinated.
If you want to get covid, get the vaccine. If you want serious health problems, get the vaccine. If you want to live a normal healthy life, don't get the vaccine.

[Still-alive]

Ok then :)

[Labokachulaa]

Yes, I tested positive for COVID-19 before I was vaccinated, so far, I haven't gotten sick with COVID so I'm hoping that I do not get it anymore.

[petitedollbabee]

Nope, and I’m not really vaccinated either. I always wear a mask when I go out and use lots of hand sanitizer, and avoid crowds if possible.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

My cousin and I had Covid symptoms back in October 2022, but never got tested or took any vaccinations. We are sure we had Covid.

[B0nerD0nor]

Had a “respiratory infection” in September of 2019 that they couldn’t explain so probably was Covid. From the start of the pandemic until now never tested positive or been sick.