Anyone on here actually get COVID-19?

[Jethro Tull]

Just wondering if anyone on here actually came down with the illness and was diagnosed as such (anyone who may have caught the illness and not survived you don't need to ready further)? If so how bad was it? Any idea where you might have picked up the illness? Did you have to account for your whereabouts for the time leading up to your diagnosis? Have you fully recovered? Do you now go about your day like nothing happened with the belief that you can't get infected again?

 

[Hornet]

Here’s the city map for covid by district.

New Toronto neighbourhood map details number of coronavirus cases | Globalnews.ca

Dr. Eileen de Villa says it's important to note that a neighbourhood having more cases of COVID-19 does not mean there's a higher risk of infection there.

globalnews.ca

I have not had it to my knowledge.

 

[OG_funguy]

At least two guys on here said they got it but they didn't provide further details when asked...

 

[Easylife]

Bellamuse cuck boyfriend Daytimecocksucker caught it. Apparently, he was taking it up the ass without a rubber, and the tranny hooker was spitting in his mouth the whole time. Bella took a video of it and is selling it on snapchat. Apparently, he recovered, after doctors successfully experimented with several litres of bull semen.

you fucking ugly faggot monkey

 

[TheKWguy]

I got it but I told them George is best friends with Chuck Norris so they went to go infect the guy beside me

 

[cupcrazy]

members here will be very unlikely to tell you if they are inflected especially those who are well known in the spa communities.

 

[Sybarite]

members here will be very unlikely to tell you if they are inflected especially those who are well known in the spa communities.

Likely true, but ironic. The guys who are fully recovered will be the safest clients of all from a COVID perspective.

 

[cupcrazy]

Likely true, but ironic. The guys who are fully recovered will be the safest clients of all from a COVID perspective.

hard to say given we dont know a lot about covid19

 

[Deleted member 64273]

They say the 19 in COVID19 is how many pounds you gain during the lockdown. So yeah, I got that!

 

[snoopdoggie]

They say the 19 in COVID19 is how many pounds you gain during the lockdown. So yeah, I got that!

Not sure if you were joking or not, but if you were, you're a funny guy. But just to be sure, the 19 represents the year the virus was discovered.

The CO comes from the Latin term, corona, which means crown. The shape of the virus looks like a crown.

VID stands for virus disease.

 

[Deleted member 64273]

Not sure if you were joking or not, but if you were, you're a funny guy. But just to be sure, the 19 represents the year the virus was discovered.

The CO comes from the Latin term, corona, which means crown. The shape of the virus looks like a crown.

VID stands for virus disease.

Yah, it was a joke...lol. One of our early team meetings at work where we were all on the phone, one of my team members cracked that joke. Thought I'd share it here to lighten things up.

 

[Pay2Play]

They say the 19 in COVID19 is how many pounds you gain during the lockdown. So yeah, I got that!

Only 19? I must have been infected 3 times by now!

 

[Sybarite]

hard to say given we dont know a lot about covid19

True, but that's the way it's looking so far. Hundreds of thousands of people have recovered and seem to be immune at this point... that's a pretty massive sample size.

A viable vaccine will be dependent on human antibodies creating immunity for some length of time. For the people who survived it's because their immune system ultimately eliminated the virus.

 

[OG_funguy]

True, but that's the way it's looking so far. Hundreds of thousands of people have recovered and seem to be immune at this point... that's a pretty massive sample size.

A viable vaccine will be dependent on human antibodies creating immunity for some length of time. For the people who survived it's because their immune system ultimately eliminated the virus.

How do we know your first statement is true though, did they test this sufficiently? Also, are we talking Canada? Ontario?...

 

[Sybarite]

How do we know your first statement is true though, did they test this sufficiently? Also, are we talking Canada? Ontario?...

It's the whole planet, and the level of testing has been massive when you think about it. Of all the things they need to research I don't think reinfection would be particularly hard to test and document. There are about six million known positive cases in the world at this point, three million of those have recovered so far, and all of those people knew they already had it. That's definitely a large enough group for the scientific community to know by now if people are getting reinfected.

I haven't seen anything at all where scientists are saying there are a measurable number of people who have been reinfected, even at an incredibly low percentage rate. There are some anecdotal individual cases where some people have appeared to be reinfected, but most scientists believe it's because the virus was never fully cleared from their body, but low enough at some point to produce a false negative test, before a later positive test, creating the appearance of reinfection.

No question the science is still limited, and it's always evolving, especially for something as new as this. One of the interesting things about confirming immunity is it takes time to measure. So if immunity lasts two years we won't know that for sure until two years go by. But there are certain scientific clues about likely COVID immunity from other related coronaviruses, etc.

At this point there are lots of things they don't know about immunity in addition to how long it lasts. For example do people who are infected asymptomatically have the same level of immunity as someone who was really ill?

It's understandable people want guaranteed answers and it's true that science cannot provide that level of certainty, especially with something so new. For example, no one under 19 in Canada has died so far, but that doesn't guarantee someone under 19 won't die tomorrow. But what that does mean is that at least so far, if you are younger your risk of dying is really, really low.

Likewise because millions of people have been infected with this virus and so far there is no scientific consensus that people are definitely being reinfected in measurable numbers, it's likely that once you've had it you will have immunity that will last for a certain length of time. An effective vaccine is completely dependent on that being the case.

So if you saw a sex worker who had fully recovered from the virus, is that a 100% guarantee she couldn't infect you? No. If someone who was 18 became infected, could they be 100% positive they wouldn't die? Likewise no. In both cases it's just fantastically unlikely given the incredibly large number of statistics we have in the world so far...

 

[JoeMan]

Got it about 3 months back. Recovered. Symptoms were mild. Completely lost my sense of smell for 2 days. Some minor headache, and very slight fever. Cough took about a month to go away but wasn't bad. In my 30's.

 

[snoopdoggie]

Got it about 3 months back. Recovered. Symptoms were mild. Completely lost my sense of smell for 2 days. Some minor headache, and very slight fever. Cough took about a month to go away but wasn't bad. In my 30's.

Any issue with clogged sinus?

 

[JoeMan]

Any issue with clogged sinus?

No sinus issues aside from the loss of smell.

 

[Marblehead]

Not sure if you were joking or not, but if you were, you're a funny guy. But just to be sure, the 19 represents the year the virus was discovered.

The CO comes from the Latin term, corona, which means crown. The shape of the virus looks like a crown.

VID stands for virus disease.

This virus/illness, is called SARS-CoV-2. The media and the rest of the scam artists started calling it covid19, nuevo corona virus, because they really don’t want the sheeple to know it’s a SARS virus, just like SARS-CoV -1, the 'original' we all lived through with no shut down a few years back.
I don’t know anyone who got it and nobody I know knows anyone else who got it. I do know of a case where a man had a massive heart attack, showed no signs when the parameds picked him up and they didn’t do anything to try to revive him, no point, arrived at hospital almost cold, pronounced DOA, they tested his cold body for CV19, he tested positive, cause of death was listed as CV19. This from the attending emerg physician.
Welcome to captivity!

 

[Marblehead]

Got it about 3 months back. Recovered. Symptoms were mild. Completely lost my sense of smell for 2 days. Some minor headache, and very slight fever. Cough took about a month to go away but wasn't bad. In my 30's.

Did you actually test positive for the virus or you got something you thought was like the virus. I know a few people who had the regular flu, they were tested, results negative, 'go home you have the flu.'