re: Do any posters here actually believe that they have yet to contract the covid?

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ManBearTiger

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did you eat paint chips as a child?

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Had all the symptoms in August... high fever, leg aches, terrible headache fir 4 days but tested (rapid) negative and have tested negative twice for antibodies so guess I haven’t had it

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So what did you have? Do people only care if it's covid these days?

I think I had it for four hours one Sunday afternoon.

Had a couple of nasty bugs that had most of the covid symptoms but never got tested to know for sure. Was exposed to a family member who tested positive and my wife informed me 3-4 weeks later she lost her smell and taste briefly so who knows. Not really worried either way and not in a hurry to get a vaccine.

I’ve lived in a house with 10 guys of which 4 tested positive and at least one other had the symptoms for the past four months. I passed my Covid test at the end of that rotation and never had any symptoms. But I’m not fat, exercise regularly and get a decent of sun. Those of us in the house that did those things never had any symptoms.

Really makes you wonder why all these “experts” push masks, stay at home orders and economic shutdowns but have never once mentioned living a somewhat healthy lifestyle.

Nobody gets the flu anymore, baw. That guy could have had something really wild and he's lucky to be alive. But it wasn't covid, so whatevs.

Yeah, I still have no idea what point you're trying to make.

No symptoms.

Have not had it as far as I know. I've never been tested.

I will get the vaccine when my name is called.

I might have had it

I haven’t had it. Tested negative for antibodies (UofL’s Co-Immunity Project).

Got my second Moderna shot almost two weeks ago. I’m of the belief that if I catch COVID post-vaccination that it will be a less severe case (I’m at risk for a more severe case due to pre-existing conditions) and as a result will reduce the viral load which would make it less severe if someone catches it from me. I work with immunocompromised folks. It seemed like the responsible thing to do.