re: Vaxxed or unvaxxed covid immunity time? Be Honest!

I believe I had it twice. Once when it first blew up and once recently. I don’t know for sure, because I’m not a pussy who runs off to get tested and help the government inflate the numbers. Also, not vaxxed.

Had it twice. Once in June 2020 and it felt like a very mild flu. Low fever, some coughing, loss of tatste and tired. Then had it during the Omicron time. I didn’t test but my daughter came up positive and the whole house had the same symptoms. She took ivermectin, zinc and vit d, and woke up the next morning like a new person. It hit her a bit harder because she has asthma but also every upper respiratory virus hits her harder. Also none of us in our house got any kind of vax. Natural immunity.

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There is no proof that the vax helped at all. So why would anyone take it?

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I was/am completely anti-vax, however, the wife and I got it (absolutely no boosters) because both set of grandparents did not feel comfortable visiting or caring for our kids during the height of the COVID scare, unless we (adults) were vaccinated. We have not and will not be dosing our children COVID vaccines, they are vaccinated for all the other recommended and proven vaccines though.

Oh, I also needed to attend a big conference for work and they required proof of vaccination

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run-of-the-mill flulike illness, other than losing taste and smell temporarily.

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When I have a bad head cold, I lose my sense of taste and smell. This happened well before anyone ever heard of COVID. I don’t get why this has now become an indicator of COVID.

Unvaxxed. Had Covid once that I’m aware of. It had me down for a good week 1/2 to 2 weeks with basic cold symptoms and lots and lots of sleep. I was exposed to it whilst visiting elderly vaxxed parents with other family members, all of whom came down with it. There’s no blame to go around for anyone who chose to get the jab or refrain from it. It’s a personal decision, but for me, I also had no interest in it as I see it as mad science that the zealousness of which it was pushed on Americans, the fear pumped into people’s heads, especially the elderly, and the division that was stirred over it pushed me away with the quickness. If someone has health concerns and wants to get it, that’s their business, just like it’s mine to opt out of all that craziness and rely upon God’s engineering.

I’ll say this, both of my elderly parents who still came down with it and fought it off as I did are not getting anymore boosters as it basically served about as much purpose as a sugar pill.

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Taking an experimental gene therapy designed by the same assholes who designed the man made biowarfare virus it is supposed to defeat seems like a very bad idea that only an a-hole would do.

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Come on man. Covid 19 came from bat soup.

Unvaxxed and unashamed. I tested positive for the first time since this nonsense began, less than 2 weeks ago. The symptoms sucked and I was in bed for 36H, but the Paxlovid antiviral was the real deal. I'm still testing positive for the antibodies, but that means I'm loaded for bear with natural immunity.

I'm of the belief that I had the OG COVID back in late Nov. 2019 and/or Jan 2020, before it "arrived" in the US. My doc at the time was totally stumped as to why I was sick. It wasn't any worse than a bad cold/mild flu.

I should be fine for another 3.5 years.

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If I were 70+ with comorbidities I would probably get a booster. But I’m not.

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Neighbor is in his late 70's double vaxxed and boosted several times, he got Covid in June/July of 2022, was in the hospital 4-5 days and on portable oxygen for another 1-2 weeks, seems fine a year later but the MRNA Juice didn't keep him from getting very sick......some would claim without the MRNA Juice he would have likely died. Maybe but unfortunately the data that could prove or disprove the effectiveness of Covid-19 jabs is likely unreliable.