All of us. Me, my wife, and my kids...
The kids and I have no symptoms, although they started the week with some congestion and body aches. I have had no symptoms to speak of. My wife is miserable with severe flu-like symptoms; headaches, body aches, congestion, fatigue, vomiting.
Knowing all of that, the only one of all of us that got the jab is my wife. Pretty interesting, I think. She told me that it would have been worse if she didn't get the jab. I responded that it would have been way worse if I did get it. She told me that made no sense, and I said it made as much sense as what she said. She wasn't amused.
Coincidentally, my shipment of Ivermectin got here yesterday and my wife and I both started taking it... Not because I kept telling her about IVM, but one of her girlfriends who happens to be a nurse (and is red-pilled) told her to take it. So hoping that she starts feeling better after a couple of doses of that.
Sorry you're all sick.
But... one thing... as long as people keep calling the flu "the rona" or "covid", the scamdemic will be perpetuated. Sure, there may be a lab-create virus going around, but testing for it has been inaccurate. By testing, the people give power to the authority because of "case numbers". So, we need to stop testing, stop calling it something special, and just get well with rest and good health, including supplements and Ivermectin.
My opinion, anyway.
I wouldn't say we're all "sick." We all have positive tests, but only my wife is sick. The rest of us are fine.
There are some really great articles from credible sources explaining that those who are vaccinated are the ones getting sick and perpetuating the pandemic. Maybe you could share them with the nurse friend who will, in turn, share the with your wife ; )
I'm aware of them. I've read a lot on the topic... It's not worth talking about it to my wife. It's not that she's rigidly political, she just doesn't have the patience to hear me out (though it is partly her politics). It's pretty annoying, but I've resorted to being stubbornly defiant whenever she talks about the coof by refusing to do what she asks then telling her "I'm not allowed to talk about why." It really pisses her off (and I get a kick out of it), but she made that bed.
Look. I know a lot of people here love talking all tough about how rigidly principled they are about this stuff... But we all have to manage our relationships and our lives the way we think is best.
No judgment from me. I was just suggesting a way to sneak the info to her via her nurse friend. Hang in there. I know it's tough to navigate this polarizing issue.
The tests don't work.