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Maybe he was vaccinated???
My wife and I were both vaccinated with the 2 Pfizer shots last February and recently we both got covid with mild symptoms. Heard on the news that after 6 months Pfizer shots are about 50% effective in preventing covid although the symptoms should be mild. That is why there will be a big push for the booster shots.
 
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I'm quarantining from it. For me, it was never worse than a mild flu. Had a fever (never more than 100.7F,) body aches (only in my legs and back), and an occasional headache. If that's all it is for me (I realize it has impacted others differently), then I am definitely not getting the vaccine.

Hope Harsin doesn't have bad symptoms from it.
 
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Raebo said:
Maybe he was vaccinated???
My wife and I were both vaccinated with the 2 Pfizer shots last February and recently we both got covid with mild symptoms. Heard on the news that after 6 months Pfizer shots are about 50% effective in preventing covid although the symptoms should be mild. That is why there will be a big push for the booster shots.
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Judging by Harsin's moronic responses to questions about the vaccine, there is no way he's vaccinated.
 
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Got my last shot in April and got sick for two weeks last month had a awful cough , felt like I had a 100lb weight on my chest and a above 100 fever but I tested negative on the rapid test for Covid. One month later I still can’t taste or smell very good and get short of breath just going up the stairs I’m convinced the test was wrong and I had covid. Does anybody know the accuracy rate of the rapid tests?
 
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BigOrangeAl 1979 said:
Got my last shot in April and got sick for two weeks last month had a awful cough , felt like I had a 100lb weight on my chest and a above 100 fever but I tested negative on the rapid test for Covid. One month later I still can’t taste or smell very good and get short of breath just going up the stairs I’m convinced the test was wrong and I had covid. Does anybody know the accuracy rate of the rapid tests?
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If your rapid test was an antigen test, yes, the false negative rate for that test is higher than the PCR test. I don’t know the exact numbers. You could consider getting an antibody test which would determine if you have Covid antibodies. But your insurance might not cover that so you might have to pay yourself.
 
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TNHopeful505 said:
I'm quarantining from it. For me, it was never worse than a mild flu. Had a fever (never more than 100.7F,) body aches (only in my legs and back), and an occasional headache. If that's all it is for me (I realize it has impacted others differently), then I am definitely not getting the vaccine.

Hope Harsin doesn't have bad symptoms from it.
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I just finished my quarantine a few weeks ago.
I had one day that was awful-and that was the first day I even realized I could have a problem. I mean I guess it was awful, I was out cold-could not physically move so slept about 20 hours that day. I woke up a few times for 30-45 minutes. Could not swallow any food or drink because my throat felt like it was swollen shut. No grumpy stomach or anything like that. My closest comparison was the worst hangover you have ever felt in your entire life and then multiply it by 5.

Next day I was fine with the only impact being everything was foggy. Like I would get up to go get something to drink and after I stood up I could not remember why I got up. That went on for 2-3 days and after that I was back to normal.
 
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stolitonic said:
I just finished my quarantine a few weeks ago.
I had one day that was awful-and that was the first day I even realized I could have a problem. I mean I guess it was awful, I was out cold-could not physically move so slept about 20 hours that day. I woke up a few times for 30-45 minutes. Could not swallow any food or drink because my throat felt like it was swollen shut. No grumpy stomach or anything like that. My closest comparison was the worst hangover you have ever felt in your entire life and then multiply it by 5.

Next day I was fine with the only impact being everything was foggy. Like I would get up to go get something to drink and after I stood up I could not remember why I got up. That went on for 2-3 days and after that I was back to normal.
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Dang. That sounds miserable. Mine wasnt nearly that bad. Me and my wife, my14 month old, my mom and dad (we all live together), got it all at the same time. Nobody had horrible symptoms. And none of us are vaccinated.
 
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TNHopeful505 said:
Dang. That sounds miserable. Mine wasnt nearly that bad. Me and my wife, my14 month old, my mom and dad (we all live together), got it all at the same time. Nobody had horrible symptoms. And none of us are vaccinated.
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I am probably making it sound worse than it was.

That one day kind of sucked, but if my biggest "problem" from it was basically sleeping for an entire day then I consider myself lucky. I know that things could have been much, much worse.
 
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stolitonic said:
I am probably making it sound worse than it was.

That one day kind of sucked, but if my biggest "problem" from it was basically sleeping for an entire day then I consider myself lucky. I know that things could have been much, much worse.
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Have you had any persistent fatigue after having it? That was my worst symptom after I caught COVID back last November. I was fatigued for about six weeks afterward, but my other symptoms were rather mild.
 
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OrangeEtBlanc said:
Have you had any persistent fatigue after having it? That was my worst symptom after I caught COVID back last November. I was fatigued for about six weeks afterward, but my other symptoms were rather mild.
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Nope. After that first day that it hit me and I slept all day, the 2-3 days of brain fog were the only noticeable things that bothered me. Never had a cough, stomach issues, etc. Now that I think about it, I did have one night maybe 3-4 days after I realized I had it where I woke up absolutely freezing so I know my temp had spiked in a big way. Threw on like 3 layers of clothes and soon drifted off back to sleep.
 
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