Have you or anyone you know gotten COVID?

[SJW]

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i had a bacterial infection a month ago. Pheumonia and broncitis. Shallow breath. Cough and discharge.

It's because i admit this that i am also gay, by proxy

ftfy

[killramos]

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You can be as sarcastic as you want, but if you've never had recurring bronchitis, before, it's possible you will now, unlike a broken arm, or itchy anus. To prevent those, stop going to Extraslows art room.

I’ve never had Covid to my knowledge.

But hey. Science.

It’s amazing the different results you get by talking to, you know, a doctor. Versus the internet.

[suntan]

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I’ve never had Covid to my knowledge.

But hey. Science.

You got it asymptomatically 900 times.

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don't test don't tell works for me

[suntan]

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don't test don't tell works for me

We should all get tested for AIDS on the regular.

[Buster]

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We should all get tested for AIDS on the regular.

well you should, you dirty whore

[suntan]

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well you should, you dirty whore

I wish.

[max_boost]

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We should all get tested for AIDS on the regular.

group hang out walks in at sheldon chumir 5th floor Saturdays lol

[88CRX]

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That exactly it. Every single thing you just said is me also. Symbicort, that's what it is, couldn't remember the name. It is possible that I wasn't able to take it incorrectly as you're supposed to take a deep breath and hold for 10 sec, kinda hard to do when I'm fighting a coughing fit as soon as I breathe deeply. I was even popping that black Halls that tastes terrible. Try a humidifier at night? And try the tylenol? The strange thing for me is when I went on vacay it was basically back to normal, sore throat and a little phlegmy in mornings, but I was feeling great able to do things and walk around and snorkel like usual. Breathing was back to normal.

Not kidding about the tylenol, got off the plane in Pearson and felt terrible before a long walk to the next gate. I was sweating because I didn't want to cough up a lung in the busy terminal and getting looked at or arrested or something. Popped a tylenol and waited for like 5min. No real probs after.

It's when these doctors get really concerned and start looking for signs of cancer and shit that has me worried.

Oh I don't smoke, or do any drugs. Only drink occasionally. Never been on any meds in my life.

Honestly I also thought the lung/coughing thing was maybe lingering from allergies or maybe from our basement reno and all the construction dust. Let me know if you/I have aids please. I'll just keep popping halls and shedding lbs.

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Come ring for my team lol ez pace for you haha

My brother is the real hockey ringer haha, he still plays in one of those leagues. He's like an elite Connor McDavid where I'm more like a slow/lazy Johnny Hockey. I have only skated a couple times the last few years, and not a single equipment up'd game. But I should get back out there.

[Tik-Tok]

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I’ve never had Covid to my knowledge.

But hey. Science.

It’s amazing the different results you get by talking to, you know, a doctor. Versus the internet.

Then why even fucking post. We all know your stance on Covid, we all know everyones stance on Covid, but it's serious shit when people who did have it are reporting serious problems.

Maybe it'll still be a joke to you when your spouse has an 88% blood oxygen level because of it.

[suntan]

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Then why even fucking post. We all know your stance on Covid, we all know everyones stance on Covid, but it's serious shit when people who did have it are reporting serious problems.

Maybe it'll still be a joke to you when your spouse has an 88% blood oxygen level because of it.

So basically every measure taken was useless?

[killramos]

Because it is very clear that people are attributing literally every case of respiratory illness to nebulous connections to Covid.

And that’s pretty dumb.

[DonJuan]

No previous respiratory illness of any kind in last 39 years.

April '21 caught Covid, recovered, except that I haven't breathed properly since. Never had allergies. 91% blood oxygen. Reduced lung capacity.
No family history of any lung or respiration problems, non smoker/vaper. I work in an office. Heart and blood tests are all good, BP is normal.
Used to be able to run for 90 mins, now going to the basement requires 5 mins of laying down, even after losing 40lbs in 8 months.

What's dumb is not to see a connection.

My doctors haven't even said the words "long covid" or even "bronchitis". They are just addressing the symptoms, but not said what the problem is.

[Tik-Tok]

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Because it is very clear that people are attributing literally every case of respiratory illness to nebulous connections to Covid.

And that’s pretty dumb.

If you get into a car accident, and have a sore neck the following day, it's a pretty safe bet that it's from the accident and not because you slept funny that night. You're arguing it's dumb to assume it was the accident.

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So basically every measure taken was useless?

I couldn't tell you, my dimensional portal isn't working.

[killramos]

I’m arguing it’s dumb to webMD yourself to a trendy diagnosis

Just like it was dumb for you to webMD my bacterial infection into a long Covid diagnosis.

People are so eager to blame all their problems on Covid. It’s hilarious.

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has an 88% blood oxygen level because of it.

Had to look up what that meant. Seems bad.

[suntan]

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If you get into a car accident, and have a sore neck the following day, it's a pretty safe bet that it's from the accident and not because you slept funny that night. You're arguing it's dumb to assume it was the accident.



I couldn't tell you, my dimensional portal isn't working.

Did you even know what an oximeter was before all the panic?

[mr2mike]

2 weeks after covid, got crazy sore hip joints. Actually pretty scary, barely could get out of bed.
Talking acute joint pain. 2 days of that and gone.

A coworker claims he could barely take a shirt off his shoulder joints were so sore for a few days.

He didn't fall or sleep weird. Most likely a massive inflammatory spike because a sore muscle or joint, injured any other way doesn't just get better immediately like that.

Also know someone buying a bungalow now because of years of being winded when climbing stairs. Used to run marathons and always active. It happens, sadly.

[DonJuan]

The wife had that joint pain in her hip same time I was sick. It was bad, she described it as almost the same level as giving birth, few days later it was gone.

Has anyone run into the "covid brain fog" as some people describe it?
I'm willing to listen that this one may not be an actual thing, or related to the gov't stealing our brain signals, 5G lag etc.

[suntan]

Well I think I know what happened here...