Very intersting. I made a weekend trip the last week of Jan. 2020 and when I got home was sick for a week which what I told people was the worst flu I’d ever had. Then came covid, and then came word that it might have originated several months before the pandemic hit. So I’ve always wondered but never was tested for antibodies.
But here’s the weirdest part: unlike any other flu or cold I’ve had, while I was moping around getting over this crap, I would start hiccuping at almost any provocation. It was annoying but hardly anything more as they would go away after a while, but would return. After the fact I’ve done some research and find that hiccups are “an atypical presenting complaint” of covid-19!
It’s too late now as I’ve had the Moderna vax, but I’ll always wonder if I didn’t have an early case. One reason I decided to get the vax was to preclude another bout like that, if indeed that’s what it was. I don’t get flu shots because I seldom get the flu, but this experience was a factor.
with having covid previously you have 99% chance of NOT getting it again. The vax was not needed at all and probably screwed up your immune system.