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In my experience, when I test positive on the PCR test, I had the flu. I had walking pneumonia and had to force doctors to prescribe me antibiotics and send me home. JMO, but the PCR test is a scam. It does not really find a virus. The inventor Kari Mullis, said it by design cannot diagnose illness. Again, IMO, the entire disease/illness/treatment on Covid is a scam.

Sounds like you we had much in common, but I went a got treatment quicker. I would have rather walked home than stay in the hospital. It was in November of the first year of the scare, but I knew enough that they were being paid to kill people. You got lucky.

I indeed got lucky. They did the PCR test on me and they said it came back positive for Covid, but when they did x-rays that's when they found the pneumonia (as well as a broken rib from a fall I'd taken) and that's when they decided to hospitalize me. I was given the Remdesivir protocol as well as other drugs, steroids and antibiotics. They also let me use my CPAP machine for the entire stay and that helped me immensely.

Oh, and I also drove myself to the hospital! I was there six days and then drove myself home. I'm glad I stayed as long as I did because I doubt I would have been able to take care of myself since I live alone, and the government and my insurance (except for about $20) paid the entire bill of almost $100,000.

Covid is still a part of my life, however, since I now have Long Covid. I was forced to retire back in April but since I'm 62 anyway, it was time though I loved my job. Now I'm applying for a SS disability based on Long Covid and obstructive Sleep Apnea so we'll see how things go.