How many times did you get covid?

[BrianNole777]

I think I got it once. When I returned from southern Brazil in January 2020, I had a mysterious cough for 10 days or so. It was odd.

I got tested for covid antibodies a few months later and had them, so I think I had covid at least once. I've since received 5 Moderna vaccines and feel great.

How many times did you get covid, if any?

What was it like?

 

[West Duval Nole]

As far as i know. 0.0. Never got sick enough to warrant testing. And i was vaxxed and boosted.

 

[littleitch1]

Don’t think I had it

Never vaxxed!

 

[GeddyLee09]

I might have but no way to know. I only tested when I had to travel and it was always negative.

 

[NoleFan2U]

I got COVID one time, from my unvaccinated brother at my mothers funeral. I am a health care provider and worked all through COVID without contracting the virus. Go figure,

 

[trunole1]

Caught Covid before Vax was available with pre-existing conditions. That was it. See no need to gild the lily with a jab that might mean getting it again.

 

[GeddyLee09]

I got COVID one time, from my unvaccinated brother at my mothers funeral. I am a health care provider and worked all through COVID without contracting the virus. Go figure,

Just curious. Since you work in the health care industry how would you tell who or where you contracted it from? Couldn't it be from anywhere?

 

[CC0492]

Never got it.

 

[littleitch1]

I got COVID one time, from my unvaccinated brother at my mothers funeral. I am a health care provider and worked all through COVID without contracting the virus. Go figure,

Sorry about your mom!

Now, I would think that a practioner in your field would be highly vulnerable to airborne illnesses.

I mean when you grab the boys and say “ cough”, I would think you are in a serious high risk profession!

 

[goldmom]

Vaxxed but got it twice.

 

[runkpanole]

0, that I know of.

Vaxxed with two doses and two boosters

 

[BrianNole777]

My 83 year old Father just tested positive for covid.

Oy.

 

[F4Gary]

Once. Bad sore throat.

 

[FisherWilcoxTaggart Survivor]

Just curious. Since you work in the health care industry how would you tell who or where you contracted it from? Couldn't it be from anywhere?

Proving “causation” is completely speculative. You may THINK you got it from Source X, but that is total guesswork.

 

[FisherWilcoxTaggart Survivor]

Vaxxed but got it twice.

So do you think the vaxes worked?

Or are you part of the crowd THANKING GOD you had the vaxes (like it would have been even worse without them)?

 

[ChiefWB]

Once that I am aware of. My wife came home feeling awful one day last summer and tested positive. It kicked her ass for over a week. My son and I tested positive three days later. We were both asymptomatic and never would have tested if my wife wasn’t sick and we were scheduled to travel out of the country the next week. My son and I had been boosted 10 days prior to contracting the virus. It had been several months since my wife had received a booster (likely the reason her case was more severe). Very grateful for the guidance our physicians have given us.

 

[NoleFan2U]

Just curious. Since you work in the health care industry how would you tell who or where you contracted it from? Couldn't it be from anywhere?

I guess technically that is correct. I tested daily as mom was in hospice and dad was 92 at the time. The likelihood that it came from work is slim. I work in an office and we didn't see patients who were sick.

 

[MagNoleA]

Vaxxed but got it twice.

I got it, most likely in the hospital, after six months after my first booster. I've had 50 other worse colds.

 

[surfnole]

Once of which I am aware. About three months after fully vaxes

 

[littleitch1]

I have never had COVID based on weekly surveillance testing.

Covid don’t wanna mess with you!

 

[Cribbs]

I got it once(6/22), my wife once(1/22), my oldest son(8/22), middle child twice(1/22 n 7/22), and youngest child once(7/22).

 

[QuaZ2002]

So do you think the vaxes worked?

Or are you part of the crowd THANKING GOD you had the vaxes (like it would have been even worse without them)?

So do you deny that the vaccines helped?

 

[DFSNOLE]

I never tested positive but I also only tested three times prior to traveling. If I did have it, I was asymptomatic or had an extremely mild case. I was twice vaxxed with one booster.

 

[GeddyLee09]

So do you deny that the vaccines helped?

 

[QuaZ2002]

Agreed

 

[trunole1]

So do you deny that the vaccines helped?

Don't know. How can you confirm that it did?

JMO but it remains unknown what the long or short term effects will be from continuing to take the jab. Are you still getting jabbed?

 

[BrianNole777]

I will certainly keep taking whatever COVID vaccinations are offered, just like I do with the annual flu vaccination. I like not getting sick and not having to worry about long COVID.

Same here. I've received 5 Moderna vaccines and feel great.

When 99% of American doctors recommend the vaccine, I feel confident in their expertise.

 

[ChiefWB]

Don't know. How can you confirm that it did?

JMO but it remains unknown what the long or short term effects will be from continuing to take the jab. Are you still getting jabbed?

Per my physician’s guidance we are being told it will be a yearly vaccination much like the flu shot. What is your physician advising you and your family?

 

[trunole1]

Actually, those taking the vaccine is probably a good thing for me as I believe that whether by mutation or adaptation " Life is not trying to kill itself". Thus weaker strains that I might face will allow my acquired immunity to be more effective with the benefit of not super charging my immunity system which I believe is dangerous to those in good health. Never had a flu shot my whole life, Can't remember ever having the Flu until Covid. Go figure?

 

[ChiefWB]

Actually, those taking the vaccine is probably a good thing for me as I believe that whether by mutation or adaptation " Life is not trying to kill itself". Thus weaker strains that I might face will allow my acquired immunity to be more effective with the benefit of not super charging my immunity system which I believe is dangerous to those in good health. Never had a flu shot my whole life, Can't remember ever having the Flu until Covid. Go figure?

Does your physician guide you to theses beliefs?

 

[trunole1]

Does your physician guide you to theses beliefs?

yes and my understanding of health and biology which was my major studies in college along with Ecology.

I don't have great faith in the Covid vaccine since it doesn't stop you from getting, spreading, being hospitalized, or dying from the virus. That being said I think those causing the weakening by getting jabbed (taking one for the team) should be thanked.

 

[BrianNole777]

yes and my understanding of health and biology which was my major studies in college along with Ecology.

I don't have great faith in the Covid vaccine since it doesn't stop you from getting, spreading, being hospitalized, or dying from the virus. That being said I think those causing the weakening by getting jabbed (taking one for the team) should be thanked.

Your physician advised you NOT to get the covid vaccine?

Did they say why?

@F4Gary why keep laughing?

Just curious.

 

[Red Hills Nole]

I think I got it once. When I returned from southern Brazil in January 2020, I had a mysterious cough for 10 days or so. It was odd.

I got tested for covid antibodies a few months later and had them, so I think I had covid at least once. I've since received 5 Moderna vaccines and feel great.

How many times did you get covid, if any?

What was it like?

none so far as I can tell.

 

[Red Hills Nole]

But it's not whether I have or not but upon those who did.

 

[ChiefWB]

yes and my understanding of health and biology which was my major studies in college along with Ecology.

I don't have great faith in the Covid vaccine since it doesn't stop you from getting, spreading, being hospitalized, or dying from the virus. That being said I think those causing the weakening by getting jabbed (taking one for the team) should be thanked.I trust the science, my practitioners and reality. The “jab” has allowed us to get on with things. It is glaring obvious. Any other opinion is uninformed.

I have witnessed the opposite of what you are claiming. Your repeated reference of the “jab” suggests you might be influenced by other factors.

 

[QuaZ2002]

Don't know. How can you confirm that it did?

JMO but it remains unknown what the long or short term effects will be from continuing to take the jab. Are you still getting jabbed?

The RCT are how we know. Just like with all good science.

 

[ChiefWB]

I am curious about the "jab" language, as I have not come across it before. What does it indicate?

In my opinion, it suggests something not helpful.

 

[trunole1]

Well certainly I am convinced the medical science is completely settled on the Covid vaccine. The masks, and mandates that were amazingly successful? There is no such thing as acquired, natural immunity or beneficial therapeutics? I guess I am just a living miracle?
Better living through Big Pharma is always the answer! lol

 

[NoleSince1961]

Well certainly I am convinced the medical science is completely settled on the Covid vaccine. The masks, and mandates that were amazingly successful? There is no such thing as acquired, natural immunity or beneficial therapeutics? I guess I am just a living miracle?
Better living through Big Pharma is always the answer! lol

Are you always so black or white, all or nothing with your belief systems? I’m pretty confident that’s not how the life sciences typically work.

 

[FisherWilcoxTaggart Survivor]

So do you deny that the vaccines helped?

Only if you combine them with the boosters, a mask, a plexiglass face shield, AND surgical gloves. Plus social distancing, of course. You just can’t be too careful with this thing.