Posted on 06/22/2021 1:35:46 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
Not true.
Had the plague in January/February of 2020.
The positive test was from April of 2021.
Mine started off with violent chills. I woke up because of shivering so hard. Then the cough and general feeling of being really ill (like the flu) but, the one thing that is different from other accounts I’ve heard, is that mine didn’t last much over a 48 hour period, 72 hour max. But I’ve always thought it was C19 because I’ve never experienced such debilitating symptoms from anything else.
My whole extended family had it in February-March of 2020. We only knew that is what it was because son-in-law got an antibody test a few months later. A strange flu without yet a name spread through the county here then and a number of people who got it and did NOT get it later have tested positive for antibodies. Most of the folks I know who had it were only mildly affected and tended to be outdoors types of people or, like me, took regular vitamin D3 supplements. Those I know of who later got CCP Flu bad and were hospitalized were people who worked at night or otherwise never got outside in the daytime. Sunshine/vitamin D is prophylactic against normal flu and colds and seems to strongly mitigate coronavirus.
thanks for posting.
Thank you for posting and I love what you call the virus!! My husband and I were very sick during January 2020. He got sick first in late December then I did in early January. We both had it at the same time, we both were very sick, the sickest we felt in a very long time. And it took over 3-4 weeks to get rid of it. Both of us were at our doctor twice seeking relief. I was tested for the flu, which came back negative. The doctor said it was an adenovirus. We are conviced we had it but have not yet been tested for antibodies.
You are correct. Getting a vaccine, for something you already beat, is nonsensical. What could your immune system possibly learn from a vaccine that it did not learn from the virus itself?
That they are asking people who already had covid, to get vaccinated, is sheer lunacy……and telling at the same time.
My wife and I are 50 and had it in February. Get tested next months for antibodies. My father was in hospital with it 2 months before we were hearing anything about it and he is 75, he was pretty sick but survived it. He still has the antibodies today. Glad you and your wife are ok.
That makes sense. Mine happened in Feb of last year. At that time I was driving medical transportation and around various ‘bugs’ all the time. Plus, I was in and out of the car dozens of times throughout the day...getting out in the sun. I think you’re right on that. I didn’t take vitamins then (I do now) but believe because of the field I was in, my immune system is strong so when I was sick, it did not last however the symptoms were stronger/harder/stranger.
You can go to a pharmacy and take antibody test.
Pretty sure we did too early 2020. I asked the VA to chi when I did blood work a couple weeks ago. “We don’t do that.” HUH? Guess I donate some blood.
pffft. You would think after all the b.s. of the past year and a half, the VA would incorporate that service. I don’t do the donate thing but will be checking with the local hospital about testing.
December 2019 wife and I have some terrible cough. Felt like we were going to hack up a lung. The bad part lasted about 3-4 days, the “getting over it” lasted about another 2 weeks. Every cough hurt in the chest area. Found out a lot of friends and co-workers(we are truck drivers) had the same symptoms about the same time. I tested last month for antibodies...NEGATIVE. Who knows what we had, but no one we know has been real sick or died from COVID. And do not plan to take vaccine.
In WA State they were using the PCR 30-38 cycles, varying by the higher number earlier, then later in 2020. In the Winter to Spring of ‘21 they used the 38 once again.
When you give blood one of the questions on the screening questionnaire that they ask is if you have had sex with a man recently. If you answer in the affirmative you are declined.
You should get tested again. Give blood for a free test.
I don’t know how that has stood. The homosexual community was quite vocal and perturbed that they were excluded. This was a few years back though.
It’s possible that the Red Cross does not want to get caught distributing HIV-contaminated blood again.
They already did it once.
If I ever have to go in for surgery, I will be donating my own blood for the procedure (God willing).
It’s a blood test.
They will not take my blood. I was in the Army in Germany in the 80’s when they were busy buying British beef....Mad Cow Disease so that question will eliminate me from giving blood. I can take another test in 90 days....Tricare to the rescue!!! lol
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