Anybody had the new COVID?
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I have something but I am not sure what it is.
Feels like a nasty head cold but ??
I got the most recent Moderna shot 3 weeks ago so maybe it if it is covid I will be fine.
PJD
@Docdumpsta @crococile22 @Henrytd20 @Big Blue @BlackCOCKDown
Had covid back in early August. Very mild. But all the times I’ve had it have been pretty unremarkable to be honest.
Our experience a couple weeks ago was similar. Wife and I had bad body aches for 24-48 hrs and some sinus/cold symptoms a lil longer then low energy to end. About a week total but not too bad. Kids barely blinked an eye at it.
Had it two months ago. I travel so I had the shots. First time I had it was easy. Lasted two or three days. The second or last time was like you say. Kicked my butt I had no energy for a few weeks. New strains I guess but it was much like type A flu
Yeah. We used to call them allergies. Silly us.
I didn't know COVID was still a thing.
Never had the old COVID as far as I know....
Didn't know there was a "new COVID"
Is that an actual thing or we just calling anything flu like COVID now?
Didn't know there was a "new COVID"
Is that an actual thing or we just calling anything flu like COVID now?
You should be tested so you can isolate if you are positive and not spread it.I have something but I am not sure what it is.
Feels like a nasty head cold but ??
I got the most recent Moderna shot 3 weeks ago so maybe it if it is covid I will be fine.
PJD
@Docdumpsta @crococile22 @Henrytd20 @Big Blue @BlackCOCKDown
It continues to have major mutations about 2-4x per year resulting in waves. This recent one was pretty widespread. Thankfully a lot of these mutations (plus immunity from vaccines and infections) have weakened it significantly. Much more in line with flu as far as mortality figures now.
I've not had the first Covid. I've been tested a couple of times, but first time it was the flu and the second time it was just sinuses.
If I have had it, I've been symptomless.
If I have had it, I've been symptomless.
I had it first of August.. only had symptoms for like 48 hours. Felt tired for a few days after that. All and all not as bad as the other time I had it. I only got the original shot for work. No boosters
I plan to as soon as I can go to the CVS drive through. Started to feel like poop at 4 am today. Been up since then,
Have not felt like leaving the house. Only place I was supposed to go in the next few days was Athens.
Should I still go @stutsman23
@Docdumpsta @crococile22
PAPA BARE,
PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZE stay home so all the INDIAN DOKKKTERS in yore nayborhood kan take care of you.
One of my daughters got it during rush week at Auburn. It was pretty mild for her - low grade fever, cold like symptoms, felt really tired for a couple of days. But then the fever was gone and she felt fine after that.
DAWWWWW if there's a virus out there YOU GET IT.
need to get your azzz a plastic bubba!
I’ll check in to this thread in a few hours
How did you know it was COVID?
I typically don't test for very mild and unremarkable symptoms.
We need you in Athens PB. All those dumbasses who bark are already infected with way worse than Covid. All should be well.
I’m off at noon today and headed to downtown Athens to get the party started. Come find me Papa Bare. I need some friends to help me survive.
Oh, it's already gotten stupid as fvck, don't worry
I am curious though about the latest booster. My wife and I got the original two-part Pfizer vaccine when it came out. Then we got the first booster several months later. But I haven't gotten a booster since then because the mutations weren't significant enough and they were mostly recommending them for older people and the immune-compromised. It's been suggested that the new strain seems to be hitting harder for a lot of people so this latest booster is recommended for more people.
Every time I've gotten the vaccine or a booster, it waylaid me for about 12-18 hours, then I was fine. But that's non-fun obviously.
My question is, for those of you who had a similar reaction to the vaccine as me and have gotten the latest booster - did it kick your butt like the others or was your reaction milder?
Every time I've gotten the vaccine or a booster, it waylaid me for about 12-18 hours, then I was fine. But that's non-fun obviously.
My question is, for those of you who had a similar reaction to the vaccine as me and have gotten the latest booster - did it kick your butt like the others or was your reaction milder?
Man I’m jealous. Gonna drink lots of TROP and live vicariously
Itz the STRANGEST thang wit PAPA BARE.
Heeez beeen VAKKKSINATED FITTTTY TIMES by errrry NAYBOR on hiz street. He lives in a nayborhood wit 20 INDIAN DOKKTERS.
@CJ3131
Papa Bare, stay home and let Mama Bare take care of you!
CJ I recommend doing the quick test. That is how I started out, and I ended up spreading it to my son who is now suffering alsoI have something but I am not sure what it is.
Feels like a nasty head cold but ??
I got the most recent Moderna shot 3 weeks ago so maybe it if it is covid I will be fine.
PJD
@Docdumpsta @crococile22 @Henrytd20 @Big Blue @BlackCOCKDown
Are people really still testing for Covid? Crazy how basically nobody gets the Influenza anymore.
I had been traveling to help out family. I threw up and had really bad aches the last night in the hotel. My mom had it a few days earlier so I took a home test to make sure and it was positive
21,000 people died from the flu in the 2022-2023 flu season, dumbass
*hand raised* Got the flu last flu season. I don't think I am the outlier.
not a vaccine - it is an injection.
A quick public service announcement: My wife tested positive last Thursday when we were in Michigan visiting my son. She isolated immediately (couldn't isolate from me, we were in hotel). My son and I both tested Friday and Saturday and were both negative. I started feeling really bad Sunday and re-tested--this time positive. My son tested positive the next day.
There is obviously a 3-day incubation period where you don't test positive but can still spread the virus. Just an FYI.
My symptoms have come in waves: sinus congestion first, body-aches fever 2nd, severe congestion and fatigue coupled with various flu like symptoms ever since. This is the first day I've felt human. I'm still testing positive, so I'm staying out of work etc for the rest of the week.
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Got to improve the Influenza "vaccine" then.
