I don't think it'll change how you feel about it, but I also have lost my taste and smell. My husband and two sons didn't lose theirs, but my daughter did. We all got it at the same time about three weeks ago. My daughter and I were the sickest out of all of us as well.
Only people I know who are facing losing their jobs are nurses, and they pushed the mandate back from August 15 to September 15. I told both of them to make them fire them and not to quit but still look for other job opportunities.
Edited to add that I never had any of us tested, so who knows if it would've been positive. I've just never completely lost my ability to smell/taste after I was well from anything in my nearly 40 years.
muh taste / smell half way down the first page of comments
https://poal.co/s/PoliticalMemes/401153/c14d3f4f-d4aa-4df7-beec-077aa44269e3 she knows about the dangerous chemicals in (((foods))) and this certainly couldn't be that
I am actually disgusted.
You're insinuating that we got it from something we don't eat?
No. I'm flat out telling you partly or fully losing taste / smell is neither rare absolutely nor medically. The grocery store for example, doesn't sell much food. It sells coagulations of unhealthy, unnatural, and dangerous chemicals. The first sensory organs this nonfood touchs are the nose (smell) and mouth (taste). This in addition to isolation causing lack of general environmentally available nutrients to be "lost" causes the body to not work properly. Taste and smell are pretty unnecessary to life. Pretty much useless. They're going to get cut off first when you undergo such a stressor.
isolation
Yeah. That causes illness. Why do you think the flu lurks around winter weather? The cold temperature in no way causes illness. It is quite simply correlative in nature. It's the "isolation" that brings about the flu.
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