Did you lose someone to COVID-19?

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I don't only mean someone dying to it, but maybe a girlfriend or boyfriend leaving you as a result of it or as a result of getting or not getting the vaccine.

Nomina · Accepted Answer

No, on all fronts. Some people in my family and surroundings have the vaccine, some don't. Some are for it, others not, others want to wait to see if there are no ill side effects.
Leaving someone because of it, no. That's just sad, man.
I've had it but the symptoms were so much like malaria, I thought that's what it was at first. Took malaria medication, stayed home for a week and that was that. Both my parents had it and had malaria-like symptoms as well. My younger sister just lost her sense of smell. But I've had aunt's and uncles who have been hospitalized for a couple of days. But no one has died from it.

Is it something that happens? That if someone has had it, their SO left them?

jennifer_bloom · Accepted Answer

I lost my job due to lock downs and that meant no more flirting with the guy I like at work and I stopped going to church too so I have no way of meeting new people because I’m not in an out of the house job and I’m not leaving the house for long periods or going to church in person, my closest social contact is female family members I’ve know over a decade or friends I’ve known for 2.

brianwong007 · Accepted Answer

Here in mayasia,300 people died on average per day due to the virus, our government system is F up and they can't even fix the smallest problem like MIBD.

But I thank God me and my family are still alive and happy, no one dear to me has died yet so far.

For the record, I think the virus is actually pretty good at destroying our political and garvernmen system, because of this the old system is going down slowly and a new one is starting to rise as it's changs the external and the intereal of our country, Even though I'm an atheist myself feels like this is a divine intervention.

Massageman · Accepted Answer

A friend of ours died from it, allegedly. While he got some exercise helping others all the time, he was retired, was kind of overweight, and didn't follow some of the easier protocols. ie. sanitizer when needed, etc. He was up and down with his breathing for a couple weeks! On and off with the ventilator. Then got sepsis, pneumonia and died. I think it was the sepsis.

Another friend of ours from church got it and was treated at home with meds- is OK now. He's a bean pole, and very active doing his job.

PeacefulRainDrop · Answer

Nope my man and I are on two different sides of the fense but we still love each other.. even tho one of us is vaccinated the other isn't.. we agreed to disagree about it well actually he cane home said he got it and I told him the things that would change since he got it.. life goes on... I could leave but I want to grow old with him and I hope I get too! Only time will tell

Roxxy99 · Answer

I’ve lost 2 family members to the virus. Both were unvaccinated and in their 60’s. They couldn’t breath on their own and never came off the ventilator. This was a big factor in my decision to get vaccinated. I don’t want to get sick and pass it to someone else who maybe doesn’t survive it. I can’t have that on my conscience. I wish this thing never existed.

SaoirseS · Answer

A few of my “clients” died of COVID as a direct cause of death, and some died with it but not directly from it. As far as family and friends go, one cousin died directly from it. Several friends got it, with symptoms ranging from minor to one resulting in permanent lung damage.

lilyanony1 · Answer

My father was already ill and living in a care home. The poor man wasn't even 60 when he had his stroke.
But he was on the mend.
Just bloody covid came along to the him.

We as a family were very lucky, lucky that we got to stay with him until he departed.

It's traumatic reliving this and I don't think I'll ever be the same. But my dad at least he didn't die alone.

meetkitty123 · Answer

Yes I lost an aunt she was in a nursing home it was sad because we weren't able to visit her her own daughters and son weren't able to visit her she didn't deserve to die alone like that

Catlover1999 · Answer

No one. When my nan died they wanted to put Covid as the cause of death but my dad wasn’t happy with that since she had a heart condition and never even took a covid test.

m33lad · Answer

8 people I know died after the C0ViD 💉💉 one person started shaking violently.
Any doctors who come out with the truth get fired or prosecutorEd.

But I’m a conspiracy theory moron.
Go take it and wait 1 to 2 years and you’d find out.

My people will parish for lack of knowledge.

haooy · Answer

My friends mom died, not exactly from covid.
She got covid, she was not that sick of the virus as she was from her anxiety of getting it. After 6 days she was taken to the hospital where she witnessed some die, and that scared her a lot, and then she had a heart attack.

DizzyDesii · Answer

Thankfully not. But my paternal grandmother said she lost the majority of her siblings and nephews. Thats really sad

stargazerx · Answer

I gained about 20 lbs and had severe panic attacks during the pandemic

user1516 · Answer

A lot of people from my family did. That’s why I encouraged a lot of my friends to get the vaccine idc if it’s the Johnson & Johnson one as long as they have some kind of protection.

Alyssa11 · Answer

Grateful that I didn't. Praying for all those who did :(

Subarugirl · Answer

My grandmother died from covid a few weeks ago, a couple months ago a family friend died of it leaving behind a wife and 3 little girls.

Hairylegs222 · Answer

Me and my family followed what was recommended and have been safe, all vaccinated. The most unhealthy person in my life I know got covid. He survived with no permanent damage.

PenkWing · Answer

Yes. Before the vaccine was available. I lost someone to Covid.

BlacklightShade · Answer

About four people in my neighborhood and friends of my parents died from it.

andreasderjuengere · Answer

I lost a few friends who weren't friends. I blamed Covid to not longer be able to see them. Good riddance :)

ChiPaPa · Answer

Not yet. The most recent passing in my life are my friend Frank, that died of old age before Covid reached the news and my uncle Karl, who committed suicide

lovedejj_xo · Answer

My grandad he was fine when I went to see him a month before and then the next month they said we had to fly down that same day to say bye. My friends uncle just died he was 37

Jamie05rhs · Answer

My friend is trying to be all dramatic because I got the vaccine, but I ain't playing that game. He can be butthurt if he wants to but I'm still his friend.

KingofCups · Answer

RIP to my mental health and most of my social life.  Probably along with billions of other people.

Coulis · Answer

No, I didn't. Ex husband got the variant and nearly did.

collie22 · Answer

our family friend passed last spring to covid and our neighbor across the street and down two houses died in July 5th. its so sad

888theGreat · Answer

Nope, it is a nothing burger. People that died , would have died anyway or there is good chance they would have died or withing one year or two.

Iron_Man · Answer

No that would be a complete disaster A life destroyer

Anonymous · Answer

Mushroom people around me other than that no problem

Joshua0213 · Answer

Nah nothings changed tbh and don't know many old/unhealthy people so no people died

OlderAndWiser · Answer

No losses here.

exitseven · Answer

No, but I lost my job.

AntiChrist66666 · Answer

every1 dies at sum point no big deal

girlygirl2034 · Answer

Nah not really just an acquaintance

scooogy · Answer

Not girlfriend but long-term crush.

Relux47 · Answer

Yeah due to complications

ConorCurtis · Answer

Lost my nan she was 81

jimmy2 · Answer

Well a good friend at work

Agape93 · Answer

Yes.

WowwGirl · Answer

Yes family

Anonymous · Answer

My life.

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