[Grampa Dave]

“I have, or had anyway, the covid antibodies but was never sick. Found this out after donating blood and verified by 2 different labs. The antibodies were high enough in number that I was asked to donate plasma. My husband had no antibodies. Covid went through our relatively small rural community pretty hard and looks like it’s ramping up again.”

Our previously healthy 55 year old son was recently diagnosed the with crud and was treated as an outpatient and after 10 days in isolation with his family (wife and 20 year old son home from college), he was cleared to go back to work.

His wife and son were just cleared with another negative pcr test, and they are both back to work or whatever with zero symptoms.

Our son with the crud said that he still felt like a pick up truck ran over him instead of the semi truck running over him, feeling, the first few days.

So, why didn’t our son’s wife and 20 year old son get infected by him?

[bella1]

So many similar stories. The unpredictability of this virus is scary. My husband's uncle died from covid. He was sick for a number of days before going to the doc and died 3 weeks later. His wife stayed negative.

[WildHighlander57]

What blood type are your son’s wife and your grandson?