[bray]

I took the antibody test today. Waiting for results.

[Salamander]

Waaaay back in the beginning I probably had it because I refused to hunker down, muzzle, distance or “sanitize” myself.
Stomped angrily through whatever stores were allowed to be open, just for spite.
[super sick of Lowes and Walgreens, now]

Suddenly I had “pink eye” which was allegedly one of the symptoms and in all my life, never had such a thing before.
[really annoying, is “pink eye” but it made the gold-green of my eye *pop* awesomely] :D

Was gone in a couple days but had a weird dry cough for a few more.

I *would* go get tested for antibodies *but* I don’t want to be on ANY of their damned, infernal DS “lists” and if I do, they’re irrelevant, anyway.

/happy hovering under the radar

[gitmo]

I’m getting tested Monday. I had asymptomatic Covid, as did one of my sons. My wife and my other son were hospitalized for weeks. She has been on HCQ for years. We all were taking Ivermectin.

[Semper Vigilantis]

Texas residents can get 3 antibody tests for free through the UT TXCARES program. Basically they are comparing AB levels over time of jabbed/had covid, jabbed/no covid, no jab/covid and no jab/no covid. Tests are free, 3 months apart.

I paid $47 for a private test back in May (9 months after fauci flu) and was at 2500, my Dr tells me that >.8 means you had Fauci Flu, >200 is natural immunity.

I signed up for the UT program so I could compare my AB reults over several months.

The Texas Coronavirus Antibody REsponse Survey (CARES) seeks to understand the human antibody response to SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.
https://sph.uth.edu/projects/texascares/index.htm