Covid for the 3rd time. Poll

[Kman]

Late January 2020 Covid hit my family, it was brutal and took 4 weeks before I felt 100%, 7-10 days with fever, wife ended up with pneumonia. April of 2021 Covid hit and it was 3 weeks before I was 100%, 10 days with fever, but the fatigue didn’t last as long. April 6 2022 Covid hit my family again, but this time it was like a nasty cold, fever was mild for 2 days, no fatigue and I’m about 100% over it on day 8. My vaccinated college student and her boyfriend picked it up at the aquarium and were definitely sicker than myself and it lasted longer for them. I’m curious, vaccinated or not, how many have you caught Covid and how many times?

 

[MegaFan]

Unvaxed, never tested, never had it (as far as I know) and 65 years old+.

 

[GeauxLSU]

No clue. Never tested.

 

[Freshly Minted Georgian!]

Twice for me, pretty mild both times. Most vexing problem was the first time around, brain fog off and on for a couple months.

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

The secret to immunity is to lick the bat before the bat licks you.

 

[Beawer]

3 times, felt like crap for about 5 days each time, no lasting effects. Not vaccinated, 55 and 30 lbs overweight

 

[atljetmech]

The secret to immunity is to lick the bat before the bat licks you.

Reminds me of a Batman meme I saw but can't re-post here !!

One round for me and thankfully I had zero symptoms I'm aware of.

 

[yardboss1]

Never had it. I stay out of densely packed crowds where your movement is limited. I keep masks in my truck in case I need one to enter a business. No hand shaking just fist bumps. All of the hobbies I have are outdoor oriented. Hunt , fish , shoot , grill , yard work for exercise, football games with nosebleed seats.

 

[Kman]

Twice for me, pretty mild both times. Most vexing problem was the first time around, brain fog off and on for a couple months.

Yup, the brain fog sucks!!!

 

[Jeddak]

Had once. Ivermectin did its trick.