Got Vaccinated in Jan with Pfizer, now got Covid.

[Medic451]

Being trapped in the house with the wife and 3 kids that are 8,4, and 5 months old for 10 days is probably gonna be the hardest part.

[Medic451]

Here's my homeopathic treatment regimen from when I had C19 in 2020:

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...highlight=zinc

Thats pretty much what we have, minus the mucinex- I really never got much of a cough or sinus issues. Im a firm believer in those zicam/zinc tablets, they really do work.

[sd_shooter]

Thats pretty much what we have, minus the mucinex- I really never got much of a cough or sinus issues. Im a firm believer in those zicam/zinc tablets, they really do work.

I didn't have a cough either so taking the mucinex was pre-emptive. All the stories coming out at the time were about the lungs filling up with fluid after which you'd drown. (Well not before Fauci or Cuomo would show up to put you on a vent... then it was curtains)

[The Gleam]

No cold or flu since 1986...? You've got some super power just like Bruce Willis in Unbreakable

Real deal; it was around Christmas, 1986, remember it distinctly. Last time for anything like that. No medications of any kind, never any ailments of any kind, no aches, no pains, no allergies, never the flu - oddest thing.

And I look 20/25 years young than my age.

Guessing my age has become an emabarrasing 'game' that colleagues like to pull on new clients or investors over dinner or meetings, at my expense. I don't get old, but THAT does.

And funny you mention that film, because I've walked away without a scratch from a few catastrophes in my lifetime, to the point that an ex-girlfriend and some others started calling me that; but it was meant more as a jibe for having gotten myself into those situations in the first place.

Always makes for some great stories though!

[Oceanbob]

[LBDamned]

try to get therapeutics, or at least vitamin D and C and zinc.

Airborne and Elderberry... in addition to daily vits

[LBDamned]

Who?

[LBDamned]

Real deal; it was around Christmas, 1986, remember it distinctly. Last time for anything like that. No medications of any kind, never any ailments of any kind, no aches, no pains, no allergies, never the flu - oddest thing.

And I look 20/25 years young than my age.

Guessing my age has become an emabarrasing 'game' that colleagues like to pull on new clients or investors over dinner or meetings, at my expense. I don't get old, but THAT does.

And funny you mention that film, because I've walked away without a scratch from a few catastrophes in my lifetime, to the point that an ex-girlfriend and some others started calling me that; but it was meant more as a jibe for having gotten myself into those situations in the first place.

Always makes for some great stories though!

I'd be afraid of jinxing it by talking about it...

Would suck to die young after living invincible.

[mshill]

Got diagnosed with Covid this sunday. Started with chills in the early am, felt like a hangover getting ready for work- checked my temp and it was 99.8 which is high for me. I reported my symptoms to work and went to go get the test- figured what the hell, free day off. Bam- positive antigen test, next day positive pcr test. Sunday and Monday just had a mild fever with a headache, easily controlled by dayquil, fever never got much above 100. By Tue fever was gone, taste buds were kinda dull and cant smell anything. Today woke up with pretty knarly sinus pressure and on/off sweats, nothing else. I do qet tired easily trying to accomplish any task involving physical effort- but no shortness of breath at all. Worst part is all 3 of my kids have it, luckily they are all pretty much fine. Wife got Moderna in March, shes just had a bad headache for 2 days- test results should be in soon. So on one hand, still got covid despite the vaccine. On the other hand, my symptoms were pretty mild compared to most Ive run into, so maybe it provided some benefit.

So no vaccine here, had exact same symptoms in December at which time I tested positive. I'm 60 an in good shape I don't think the vax really did anything for you, but nobody can know that cause there's only one of you and you can't go back in time and not get the vax.

[SPUTTER]

It's July and it's hot outside. You shouldn't be getting sick this time of year.

[Spyder]

Real deal; it was around Christmas, 1986, remember it distinctly. Last time for anything like that. No medications of any kind, never any ailments of any kind, no aches, no pains, no allergies, never the flu - oddest thing.

And I look 20/25 years young than my age.

Guessing my age has become an emabarrasing 'game' that colleagues like to pull on new clients or investors over dinner or meetings, at my expense. I don't get old, but THAT does.

And funny you mention that film, because I've walked away without a scratch from a few catastrophes in my lifetime, to the point that an ex-girlfriend and some others started calling me that; but it was meant more as a jibe for having gotten myself into those situations in the first place.

Always makes for some great stories though!

Ok, Dorian.

[five.five-six]

Got diagnosed with Covid this sunday. Started with chills in the early am, felt like a hangover getting ready for work- checked my temp and it was 99.8 which is high for me. I reported my symptoms to work and went to go get the test- figured what the hell, free day off. Bam- positive antigen test, next day positive pcr test. Sunday and Monday just had a mild fever with a headache, easily controlled by dayquil, fever never got much above 100. By Tue fever was gone, taste buds were kinda dull and cant smell anything. Today woke up with pretty knarly sinus pressure and on/off sweats, nothing else. I do qet tired easily trying to accomplish any task involving physical effort- but no shortness of breath at all. Worst part is all 3 of my kids have it, luckily they are all pretty much fine. Wife got Moderna in March, shes just had a bad headache for 2 days- test results should be in soon. So on one hand, still got covid despite the vaccine. On the other hand, my symptoms were pretty mild compared to most Ive run into, so maybe it provided some benefit.

Since you have the deadliest disease in the history of mankind, dibs on your guns.



In all seriousness, I had the rona in January. PCR and rapid test. Same with the guy I got it from and the people I gave it to.

My symptoms were not quite as bad as yours, one of the people I gave it to had less symptoms than I and the other had 0 symptoms at all. Guy who gave it to me was older, heavy and undiagnosed diabetic. He went in the hospital. His roommate was frail and in his lat 80’s. He was found dead on the floor when my friend returned from the hospital. That was the only COVID death I have first hand knowledge of. But seriously, when Veril moved in, I told my buddy that guy is going to move out in a body bag and that was before the rona had been invented.



Actually, Veril was never diagnosed or tested for the rona, we just assume it was a rona death because it was in the house and he died.

[707electrician]

Covid vaccine doesn't give someone a force field against catching it. Just like people who get a flu vaccine and can still catch the flu.

The vaccine preps your body to fight off the bug if you catch it, which is what happened.

Why do I keep hearing this? The vaccines are supposed to be effective in preventing infection, meaning the prevent you from contracting the virus and testing positive.

[five.five-six]

[LBDamned]

Why do I keep hearing this? The vaccines are supposed to be effective in preventing infection, meaning the prevent you from contracting the virus and testing positive.

No, they only prime you for the precursor to the booster that comes before the superboost that is required before you get the full benefit from the following 12 shots.

It's science bro.