[laplata]

I was sick in early March for three days with something I’d never experienced before. Fatigue and a dry cough were the main symptoms. I took it seriously and treated it as if I was getting the flu. By the third day I was back to normal.

[ConservativeDude]

Same. But mid December.

[yldstrk]

I had a horrible cough that lasted for weeks, so bad I couldn’t even hold a conversation. I think it was C-virus.

[SE Mom]

I experienced what you describe in late February. I didn’t have congestion or sneezing but I was exhausted, slept for 10 plus hours at a time and napped a lot but woke frequently with the worst coughing I’ve ever had. I had a 101 fever for a day. I stayed home from work 4 days and went back day 5.

I work in a hospital and yesterday asked the lab when we would have the blood test available. I was told 4 weeks. Eeeegads. If we could just start sooner we could start to wrap our arms around this. I was told it takes time for lab to get the test equipment, then test the equipment etc.

[South Dakota]

+1

[Pearls Before Swine]

I was sick in early March for three days with something I’d never experienced before. Fatigue and a dry cough were the main symptoms. I took it seriously and treated it as if I was getting the flu. By the third day I was back to normal.

If you don't mind my asking, what age bracket are you in (to the nearest 20 years, say, to keep it less personal)?

I'd love to hear you say "70 - 90, and I shrugged it off."

[Hot Tabasco]

My niece is an ER doctor and she said she was basically bed ridden for three days with something back in early Feb.........