Honestly, I thought I was probably immune at this point.I mean sure, I got the first vaccine back and the first booster in 2021 but after that nothing. Managed to avoid getting after my wife and son went through it. I remember finishing his half eaten apple the day before he tested positive!
Well finally happened, holy shit no joke. First day I was basically in the fetal position with a 40° fever in full sweatsuit and blanket just writhing. Didn’t sleep much for like 30 hours. Things felt a lot better day 2 until the blocked nose and everything starting tasting super bland. Most surprising almost no cough for me.
It’s now day 3 and I feel almost fully recovered, I assume 1 or 2 more days and I’ll be fine. Sort of relieved to get it over with but really don’t want to go through that again. Just in case there are others out there like me 3.5 years COVID free, we are probably more lucky than immune.
Anyway, don’t know why I posted this other than the fact I’m starved for attention after isolating for 3 days in my room.
So far I’m still COVID free! I’m shocked actually because I am a nurse. I’m sure my time is coming though.
How often are you tested? It’s absurdly unlikely to not have had it at this point, especially working with patients every day.
I’d say it averages out to weekly it’s been a bit longer between lately. My wife said I’m a anomaly because I’ve never had a mosquito bite, I’m not allergic to poison ivy or poison oak. I got vaccinated very early. If I had it I never had a single symptom. 🤷♂️