I tested positive for Covid...not bad.

**JIBBBY** · 01-09-22, 09:35 AM

Originally posted by JMobile

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

Yup I sweated it out for one night and changed 3 shirts that were totally wet, my sheets and pillows were wet also. That was the fever night with the OG Covid.

Next day though I started to recover.

**Chi_archie** · 01-09-22, 09:45 AM

I hope you feel better.

I would make sure you do check ups a bit more frequently for basic stuff with your doc depending on age.

more and more is coming out about how ominicron silently compromises your vascular system and is more a vascular illness than a respiratory illness..

good luck

**deltgen** · 01-09-22, 09:47 AM

Originally posted by 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

Wait... what???? That was precisely the purpose of getting the vaccine. Because it didn't work, the CDC simply changed the definition of what a vaccine is.

**jjgold** · 01-09-22, 10:02 AM

If you don’t get the vaccine there is a definite chance you can die it’s proven day after day

**SEAHAWKHARRY** · 01-09-22, 10:05 AM

Day 8 of covid here

**Mike Huntertz** · 01-09-22, 10:34 AM

Originally posted by SEAHAWKHARRY

Day 8 of covid here

I hope you don't get the long haulers part of this crap ass virus.
It is not pretty. I have a neighbour who has been phucked up for 3 months and no improvement in sight.
Doctors don't have a clue about this, sort of like shingles.....just lingers.
All the best.

**pavyracer** · 01-09-22, 10:36 AM

Symptoms are mild when you have all shots. Based on jmobile symptoms his are severe. If you like having chills and sweating and high fever and muscle pain then staying unvaxxed is the way to go.

**newton0038** · 01-09-22, 10:43 AM

Originally posted by 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

Are you wearing your mask when posting?? Computers have enough viruses....
Lol😁

**gauchojake** · 01-09-22, 10:54 AM

I'm just shocked jmoible is employed

**Jayvegas420** · 01-09-22, 11:07 AM

I told my doctor that I didn't think I had covid because I showed no symptoms.
He replied, "Jay, THATS one of the symptoms!"

**The Kraken** · 01-09-22, 11:09 AM

2022 Flex: Well I had the Delta variant, you just got the Omicron. What a pussy.

2 years ago the majority of this forum knew absolutely nothing about viruses and vaccine. Today, the majority of this forum stills knows nothing but write novels all day long regarding covid and vaccines.

**Kermit** · 01-09-22, 11:12 AM

Originally posted by 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

The President of the united States is on video saying the exact thing you are claiming that "They" never said.

**DwightShrute** · 01-09-22, 11:17 AM

Originally posted by 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.

how do you know you had it? You sound like you had a cold or like you said, a mild fever. Maybe you took a test and it said you were positive for Covid but that doesn't necessarily mean your symptoms were covid related.

**Kermit** · 01-09-22, 11:25 AM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

how do you know you had it? You sound like you had a cold or like you said, a mild fever. Maybe you took a test and it said you were positive for Covid but that doesn't necessarily mean your symptoms were covid related.

About a month or so ago, I woke up at 3 AM with the same symptoms that I had when I had Covid back in November 2020. Slight fever(99.7), chills, mild headache, mild sore throat, and felt run down. My fever peaked to 100.3 at Noon and by 9 PM, My temperature was down to 97.5, and I was already feeling better. I was back at work the next morning.

Was it Covid? Can't say for sure, but I had the same symptoms. The first time I had Covid, it lasted about a week until I was back at full strength and wasn't feeling run down just by walking up and down the steps.

**Ian** · 01-09-22, 11:25 AM

JMobile
Seahawkharry
Bluehorseshoe

I hope you're all feeling better.

Passions run deep on this issue, but I hope everyone will take whatever precautions they feel are necessary to keep themselves and their families safe.

And never forget what's most important in life, specifically the Jets +16.5, the Jaguars +15, and Georgia -2.5. GL!

**Bluehorseshoe** · 01-09-22, 11:32 AM

Originally posted by Ian

JMobile
Seahawkharry
Bluehorseshoe

I hope you're all feeling better.

Passions run deep on this issue, but I hope everyone will take whatever precautions they feel are necessary to keep themselves and their families safe.

And never forget what's most important in life, specifically the Jets +16.5, the Jaguars +15, and Georgia -2.5. GL!

I had to crawl to the computer to put in my bets this morning.

**JMobile** · 01-09-22, 11:34 AM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Yup I sweated it out for one night and changed 3 shirts that were totally wet, my sheets and pillows were wet also. That was the fever night with the OG Covid.

Next day though I started to recover.

I'm starting to recover good right now. I have an appetite and ready to bang women that JJ can't.

**DwightShrute** · 01-09-22, 11:39 AM

Originally posted by Kermit

About a month or so ago, I woke up at 3 AM with the same symptoms that I had when I had Covid back in November 2020. Slight fever(99.7), chills, mild headache, mild sore throat, and felt run down. My fever peaked to 100.3 at Noon and by 9 PM, My temperature was down to 97.5, and I was already feeling better. I was back at work the next morning.

Was it Covid? Can't say for sure, but I had the same symptoms. The first time I had Covid, it lasted about a week until I was back at full strength and wasn't feeling run down just by walking up and down the steps.

Sounds like your immune system is pretty strong. I would hate to get covid and I feel bad for anyone that does get it especially when the suffer longer than someone like you does for example. Many people don't even know they have underlying conditions that can affect its severity. Some know they have underlying conditions, get vaxxed and covid really hits them hard.

My sister's doctor in Canada is unvaxxed and so is his family. He said she doesn't need the vaccine. I know people who have got all the jabs and got coved twice already.

There is so much misinformation that even the most neutral people (whether they are pro or anti vax) has to admit its confusing. I just hope the worst is over soon.

**jjgold** · 01-09-22, 11:41 AM

Originally posted by jmobile

i'm starting to recover good right now. I have an appetite and ready to bang women that jj can't.

go fuk yourself you 325 pounder

**Ratpack** · 01-09-22, 11:42 AM

I think I got it on new years trying to make out with random thots in nyc and didn't even kiss anyone sadly.

Never had a fever. First day slept all day and didn't have a fever but felt on fire. Only way for me to sleep was to put a cold cloth on my forehead. Vomitted once and lost taste and appetite for a couple days. Still coughing like a mother 5 days in and still a little tired hopefully i am at the tailend of this

**pavyracer** · 01-09-22, 11:44 AM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

how do you know you had it? You sound like you had a cold or like you said, a mild fever. Maybe you took a test and it said you were positive for Covid but that doesn't necessarily mean your symptoms were covid related.

Because the family we had Christmas dinner with tested positive. So I was able to trace how I got infected. It's really bad in Georgia right now. Not the symptoms but the infections. Omicron is spreading faster.

**BuckyOne** · 01-09-22, 11:47 AM

Originally posted by JMobile

I'm starting to recover good right now. I have an appetite and ready to bang women that JJ can't.

You could advertise and charge for
Your peniscillin because you have natural antibodies.

Women will be knocking at the door and some men.

**Ian** · 01-09-22, 12:01 PM

Originally posted by Bluehorseshoe

I had to crawl to the computer to put in my bets this morning.

You give new meaning to "sweating your bets."

GLGLGL

**Mac4Lyfe** · 01-09-22, 12:16 PM

Originally posted by Kermit

The President of the united States is on video saying the exact thing you are claiming that "They" never said.

When has any president been the voice of science?

What does 90% efficacy mean? Out of 350m people in the US? Do the math. Tens of millions of people vaccinated will still get Covid and many will still die but the amount of unvaxxed are getting their asses kicked for no good reason. Natural immunity claims are bullshit. Don’t be dumb. Why would higher ups ALL get the shots?

**DwightShrute** · 01-09-22, 12:26 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

Because the family we had Christmas dinner with tested positive. So I was able to trace how I got infected. It's really bad in Georgia right now. Not the symptoms but the infections. Omicron is spreading faster.

ya but that doesn't mean you had it. Steve Crowder said his wife was sick so they went to the hospital thinking she had Covid. While there, he tested himself but had no symptoms but since they lived in the same house why not?. Turned out that his wife tested negative for Covid and he tested positive. Who knows.

**JIBBBY** · 01-09-22, 01:13 PM

You are blessed once you get Covid and beat it. Natural immunity then kicks in and you are solid and good to go. Beat it once and you can beat it again also. Gives you self confidence going forward whether you are vax'd or not..

Herd immunity is the end game only for this Virus.. Not vax and booster shots and all that other BS mask wearing and shut downs that only prolongs the pain for all of us. I think everyone should cough and breath on each other. That's my take anyways.

**pavyracer** · 01-09-22, 01:44 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

You are blessed once you get Covid and beat it. Natural immunity then kicks in and you are solid and good to go. Beat it once and you can beat it again also. Gives you self confidence going forward whether you are vax'd or not..

Herd immunity is the end game only for this Virus.. Not vax and booster shots and all that other BS mask wearing and shut downs that only prolongs the pain for all of us. I think everyone should cough and breath on each other. That's my take anyways.

If your health is not good you need to take the vaccine. You can't make generalisations based on your own personal experience. Do you have anyone in your family that is old? Would you tell dad or grandpa to not take the vaccine until heard immunity is achieved? They may not make it until then.

**jjgold** · 01-09-22, 01:48 PM

There’s no such thing as natural immunity I know plenty of people I got it twice and got sick both times

**manny24** · 01-09-22, 02:01 PM

natural immunity squad growing stronger every day living healthy and financially thriving

jabbers needing more jabs scared out of their jelly bellys locked inside their TV minds

**pavyracer** · 01-09-22, 02:07 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

There’s no such thing as natural immunity I know plenty of people I got it twice and got sick both times

A lot of people find out the hard way. There are dozens of Right Wing radio talk show hosts who died from covid by telling people it's a cold and you don't need to get vaxxed. They put their theory to test and died for it. This is how is supposed to happen. Nothing wrong for dying for what you believe.

What bothers me is the hyenas at Fox News who are all vaccinated and wear masks in the building when not on air but they go on for 1 hr on their talk shows saying that vaccines are bad and the virus is a cold when they themselves are vaccinated and are taking precautions.

**Slipknot26** · 01-09-22, 02:08 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

There’s no such thing as natural immunity I know plenty of people I got it twice and got sick both times

I know plenty who's took every shot the CDC told them yet have had it twice .
Some healthy yet succumb to it . Some with serious underlying issues yet it done little .
Nobody has zero clue what its going to truly do to each individual. That's why its all over the board with different people and isn't going anywhere either .
We deal with it , hope it doesn't kill us and move on daily .
All that can be done honestly.

**Demonata** · 01-09-22, 02:27 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

If your health is not good you need to take the vaccine. You can't make generalisations based on your own personal experience. Do you have anyone in your family that is old? Would you tell dad or grandpa to not take the vaccine until heard immunity is achieved? They may not make it until then.

I would tell people to do what they want regarding getting the vaccine or not.

**Demonata** · 01-09-22, 02:28 PM

Originally posted by manny24

natural immunity squad growing stronger every day living healthy and financially thriving

jabbers needing more jabs scared out of their jelly bellys locked inside their TV minds

Well said!

**Demonata** · 01-09-22, 02:30 PM

People that got the experimental vaccine are hoping natural immunity isn't real. They will do whatever the government wants them to do and hope everyone who doesnt gets sick or dies.

**Demonata** · 01-09-22, 02:31 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

You are blessed once you get Covid and beat it. Natural immunity then kicks in and you are solid and good to go. Beat it once and you can beat it again also. Gives you self confidence going forward whether you are vax'd or not..

Herd immunity is the end game only for this Virus.. Not vax and booster shots and all that other BS mask wearing and shut downs that only prolongs the pain for all of us. I think everyone should cough and breath on each other. That's my take anyways.

Jibby speaking facts like usual. Jibby why don't you ever lie?