re: What if CV19 was already here in the winter? We need antibody testing.

It's getting harder and harder for them to make up lies that it wasn't here last year; there are too many people that had it.

I've only had the flu once in my life but a get at least one or two colds every year for as long as I can remember with fever, sneezing, cough, hocking big fat raw oyster like loogies at the end of each cold, etc.

I had what I thought was the flu or a really really bad cold in early February. I had a typical fever in the 101 degree range with an extremely aggressive and annoying cough that I could not for the life of me hock up the usual loogies I normally do with the countless colds I normally get. I tested negative for the flu and strep. The cough I had was annoyingly dry. I didn't have the normal head and upper respiratory "flem" and congestion I usually have for the numerous bad colds I get every year. The only symptom I had that wasn't typical of the coronavirus was that I did sneeze a lot but the CDC guidelines for coronavirus say that's not unusual in some of the cases.

Bottom line is that I'm convinced that I had the coronavirus in early February and maybe as early as early December because the symptoms both times were nearly identical. I've never experienced that kind of aggressive dry unproductive cough to the point of gagging and almost throwing up that lingered for another week or two after the "cold" symptoms disappeared. The severity of the dry cough was a son of a bitch but despite being a 45 year old in average health to slightly below average health I was never in need of serious medical attention. I could see where what I had would be problematic with elderly (75 and older) and even younger people with severe asthma, COPD, or other very serious lung issues but not for someone even remotely healthy.

I described my symptoms to my girlfriend whose daughter is a nurse and her daughter is convinced I had the coronavirus in early February. I missed 3 days of work and felt shitty but never felt the need to go to the doctor to get help.

The severity of this virus is completely overblown unless you very old or you have a serious undelying respiratory or heart condition

Back in November my temp hit 105 to 106. Had a cough that kept me up all night, coughing so hard almost to the point of throwing up. Dr said respiratory virus, gave me some Tylenol and sent me home. No further tests, just something that was “going around”

The more I think about it the more I think this shite has been around a lot longer than we thought

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To show it’s been here and this hysteria is bullshite. There’s not even 10k deaths worldwide. Over 4 months of outbreak. This math does not make sense. There is no over estimating the deaths. There are bodies. What’s the odds we’re underestimating the number of cases? High. This would be how you prove it.

Check out the big brain on Brad!

6 out of our office of 8 had flu symptoms before thanksgiving but tested negative. My bet is all had CV. I have been saying we need an antibody test.