Covid Really Sucks

[yoni]

I was out of the country, and came down with Covid.

I had ZERO Covid symptoms, everyone thought I had the local flu because those were my symptoms. After 4 days of being ill, I went for PCR test because I was going to fly back to the USA, but the test came back positive.

I was unable to keep even water down, so I was put in hospital and put on IV's. Thank G-D, the doctors believed in and used the Ivermectin protocol,
so I was put on it as soon as I was tested positive.

I was so bad I had 2 days, where everyone was surprised, that I survived those 2 days.

I am now back in the USA, having tested no Covid with PCR test. But I am really exhausted.

I am sure that rucking at least 5 days a week plus yoga and strength training helped me survive this Chicom bio-weapon.

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

Glad to hear that you recovered!

Interesting that it took four days to really get a head of steam on you?

And since you're better.... uhm, where are our clone P7s?

[Disciple]

Damn. Glad you are back. I hope you make a 100% recovery.

[Averageman]

Good to hear from you, glad your doing better.

[Alex V]

Happy to hear you are better. It's crazy how it hits some people hard while others feel nearly nothing.

A buddy of mine who is a big dude and smokes heavily said he had colds that were worse. Another who is in shape and doesn't smoke was fairly sick for a few days. Another one felt like crap for all of 12 hours.

Doesn't seem to have any rhyme or reason.

[titsonritz]

Everyone in my office came down with it, along with their families. Half were vaxxed. Miserable shit.

[chuckman]

My whole family had it, we went down like dominoes, one person about 24 hours behind the other. For us it was actually like a "bad cold"/URI with fever, from beginning to end about 2 weeks per person.

[georgeib]

Glad to hear you made it through Yoni.

[T2C]

A close friend got over COVID-19 two weeks ago. He is really worn out and has to nap quite a bit. He is in his mid 60's, was vaccinated and very careful to wear a mask when he left the house.

Glad to hear you made it through it Yoni. I know a few people who did not.

[Artos]

Had it last year in March...I didn't get the fever or loss of taste / smell like the girls, but the dry cough & heavy chest sucked. The damn fatigue was the worst, lasted weeks & was beginning to worry I would never feel normal.

IVM wasn't even on the radar...the trick is to jump in on day one & we are locked & loaded if it wants to go another round.