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My covid battle

So i am pretty sure I've had covid this week. I don't test because the test can't tell from regular flu anyway. But the covid flu is much different than the Asian flu's i grew up with on the east coast back in the 80s. In some ways i prefer the covid flu. The asian flu have lots of sweating and vomiting no vomiting from covod flu. Main symptoms fatigue, body pains all over and a fever of 100.8 I could have probably worked today 4 days from first feeling it but my wife said stay home and don't spread it. Just continued to take my regular routine of vitamins

So i am pretty sure I've had covid this week. I don't test because the test can't tell from regular flu anyway. But the covid flu is much different than the Asian flu's i grew up with on the east coast back in the 80s. In some ways i prefer the covid flu. The asian flu have lots of sweating and vomiting no vomiting from covod flu. Main symptoms fatigue, body pains all over and a fever of 100.8 I could have probably worked today 4 days from first feeling it but my wife said stay home and don't spread it. Just continued to take my regular routine of vitamins

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[–] • 0 pt

If you can breathe, you didn't have covid. I had covid direct from Hubei. Shit was 6 weeks long and was unable to breathe. Coughing so much you feel like you will die. You had the regular flu son.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

More likely had the latest strain which is not much different to the flu where as what you had was the full force original version.

[–] • -1 pt

Not true, I tested positive for antibodies. I never had any problems breathing. I don't even know which time I was ill was the rona.

[–] • 0 pt

How do you test positive for antibodies when they haven't found the virus?

[–] • 0 pt

Are you sure it wasn't a hangover? Because it literally sounds like a hangover.