I tested positive for Covid...not bad.

[JMobile]

Day 1 was the worse. Day 2, slowly fading away. Day 3, symptoms fading away now.

It's not bad. I thought it would be worse than I thought.

Ask me anything

[beefcake]

What were your symptoms?

[hawkwind]

testing is for P-ssy Wimps if U R sick Man up Y would anyone need a Test to know they are Sick? U Stupid M-Fcking AH

[vitterd]

testing is for P-ssy Wimps if U R sick Man up Y would anyone need a Test to know they are Sick? U Stupid M-Fcking AH

I hear ya man

Signed,

5 right wing radio hosts dead from covid

[Bostongambler]

Day 1 was the worse. Day 2, slowly fading away. Day 3, symptoms fading away now.

It's not bad. I thought it would be worse than I thought.

Ask me anything

Different degrees. You might not have got it bad. I had both shots and still got it . I think it would of been way worse if I wasn’t vaccinated. I’m getting the booster soon.

[SEAHAWKHARRY]

I have it its been a week I am vaccinated and have lupus so kinda scary feeling better today

[TheMetsSuck]

You got the pussy omicrant variant which is good luck. The early one I caught gave me a 104 fever for two days. It was real lame, but not worth shutting down over

[pimike]

Remember them saying it will protect you.

Lol


Not

[KRIT]

The new variant is super mild. It’s basically like the common cold, maybe even weaker.

The delta was much more serious, if you aren’t vaccinated you don’t wanna get it.

[pimike]

The new variant is super mild. It’s basically like the common cold, maybe even weaker.

The delta was much more serious, if you aren’t vaccinated you don’t wanna get it.

What if you had it upon becoming?

Your body has antibodies already.

Why nobody likes to speak about this?

[pavyracer]

What if you had it upon becoming?

Your body has antibodies already.

Why nobody likes to speak about this?

pimike I think you should listen to the doctors. every person is different. yes antibodies could be present. I believe there is a test that can detect them. but only a doctor can tell you if the antibodies are good enough to protect you for future infections. not the guys at SBR.

[jjgold]

They never said you can’t get Covid getting vaccinated that wasn’t the purpose of the shot, if you don’t have the vaccine is a good chance you can die that’s the reason

[swordsandtequila]

Had it week of Memorial Day. Ran a fever off and on for 7 days straight. Sucked balls.

[pavyracer]

I had it for 3 days after Xmas. Mild fever, congestion followed by a runny nose. Nothing major. But every person is different. They say most of the people needing hospitalization are unvaxxed.

[BuckyOne]

Day 1 was the worse. Day 2, slowly fading away. Day 3, symptoms fading away now.

It's not bad. I thought it would be worse than I thought.

Ask me anything

Tell us more. Did you get a fever and lose your taste? Anybody else in your family get it?

[JIBBBY]

Did you get fevers, head aches and lose your taste like I did? The new virus is weak as shiiit and is just like a flu bug, but the original OG virus was a bit more ruthless in comparison.

[Bluehorseshoe]

My lungs are fu cked.

[Housemoney]

I had the original, dry cough one day and a slight fever the next and it was over. Just like the flu, no reason to worry unless you are fat, old, or preexisting conditions.

[JMobile]

Not vaccinated.
My employer test us with a rapid covid test so I tested positive.

My symptoms:
Hardcore headache
Fever (102 when I got home)
Fatigue (I was sleepy when I got home)
Muscle aches (this actually hurts lol)

That's all the symptoms. Anything else like loss of taste and smell, no. I can still taste a Big Mac.

My employer wants me to get a covid test from an actual clinic to confirm I have covid but based on the symptoms I have, it's considered covid. My results come in 4 days.
Does that help? It's not that bad. I'm feeling better now.

[goduke]

tough guy thread

[Ghenghis Kahn]

They never said you can’t get Covid getting vaccinated that wasn’t the purpose of the shot, if you don’t have the vaccine is a good chance you can die that’s the reason

That's a lie and a lot of morons believe this bullshit

More you get the boosters, less effective your immune system will be. Hence, only way you can survive is to get the boosters every 3 to 6 months for the rest your lives. Muahahahaha...

Time for your boosters

[ThaTopMoron]

Not vaccinated.
My employer test us with a rapid covid test so I tested positive.

My symptoms:
Hardcore headache
Fever (102 when I got home)
Fatigue (I was sleepy when I got home)
Muscle aches (this actually hurts lol)

That's all the symptoms. Anything else like loss of taste and smell, no. I can still taste a Big Mac.

My employer wants me to get a covid test from an actual clinic to confirm I have covid but based on the symptoms I have, it's considered covid. My results come in 4 days.
Does that help? It's not that bad. I'm feeling better now.

so having the common cold is more annoying ... lmao

[JMobile]

so having the common cold is more annoying ... lmao

When I had the cold or the flu, it lasted longer than this including cold/flu medicine.

I don't know why everybody is panicking over these covid symptoms. Worst part about these symptoms was the muscle aches really.

[pimike]

I had it for 3 days after Xmas. Mild fever, congestion followed by a runny nose. Nothing major. But every person is different. They say most of the people needing hospitalization are unvaxxed.

Yea they say a lot of stuff not true.

[funnyb25]

Not vaccinated.
My employer test us with a rapid covid test so I tested positive.

My symptoms:
Hardcore headache
Fever (102 when I got home)
Fatigue (I was sleepy when I got home)
Muscle aches (this actually hurts lol)

That's all the symptoms. Anything else like loss of taste and smell, no. I can still taste a Big Mac.

My employer wants me to get a covid test from an actual clinic to confirm I have covid but based on the symptoms I have, it's considered covid. My results come in 4 days.
Does that help? It's not that bad. I'm feeling better now.

Even a dead person can smell, taste, and throw up a Big Mac.

[pimike]

They never said you can’t get Covid getting vaccinated that wasn’t the purpose of the shot, if you don’t have the vaccine is a good chance you can die that’s the reason

Actually they did.

https://rumble.com/vs3tts-dr.-fauci-corporate-media-and-the-public-health-have-been-lying-about-covid.html

[JMobile]

I had it for 3 days after Xmas. Mild fever, congestion followed by a runny nose. Nothing major. But every person is different. They say most of the people needing hospitalization are unvaxxed.

Since I'm not vaccinated, I did not need hospitalization.

[JMobile]

Even a dead person can smell, taste, and throw up a Big Mac.

Lol, fine, then pizza I can still smell.

[nyplayer33]

You likely were infected with the least aggressive variant omnic

[terpkeg]

Nobody knows what variant they have. Lot of people, "experts" included, talking out their ass

[DrunkHorseplayer]

Pretty sure I had it in Feb. 2020 before anyone had heard of it; noticed that I almost couldn't taste anything for a few days, nothing more, and couldn't figure out what the fukk was going on. Found out a month later.

[toughone]

fah Q. losers whats this got to do w betting...

[JMobile]

I forgot to mention, I had the chills at night while I'm sleeping which includes sweating. Grose

[nyplayer33]

The chills I had were horrific as was the basal discharge bugtime. Shoukd of never went out to sit down at Applebee's outback etc...now I stay the fuckkkk home and save money as well. Wasted 25 day going out to get fatter then I am..already a tank...335 pounds 5 foot 8....fatsooo

[jjgold]

Mobile you can get it again too

You have zero immunity

Many get it twice