Finally got COVID for the first time
🧘Mental/Physical Health 🏋🏼♂️
I'm on day... 3? 2? First couple days I had a bad headache along with everything else. Now It's just typical flu symptoms. Not as much congestion as before, which is great, but I do have a very runny nose which I find to be quite a nuisance. My taste buds don't seem to be working the same which is a concern... I've heard some people have had a permanent loss of smell and taste so I hope that doesn't happen to me. Otherwise it doesn't seem so bad, it's more or less like the flu lol. I find it a little funny that it's taken me nearly 3 years to finally get COVID. I don't have HCQ/Ivermectin but I am using an alternative protocol that the America's Frontline Doctors recommended.
Still not getting the shot(s). Never will.
Oh" Are you a doctor? Do you REALLY know for sure? Of course you don't. Your opening premise did exactly what you claim you weren't going to do. I have news for you: I have had the flu. I also had Covid. The two were not evenly remotely the same. I spent three months in the hospital. 2 1/2 were on the ventilator. By all rights, I should not be here right now, or at least I should be permanently attached to a ventilator. Fortunately for me, I have a really robust immune system. The other 26 people on my ward did not make it. I never saw THAT with any flu I ever had. So you can be 1000% sure all you want. I am 100% positive that you are incorrect. "Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt".
Don't think your immune system is robust,if you spent 2 1/2 months on a ventilator.
People with a good immune system don't get sick.