have you gotten or do you know someone who got covid?

My entire family and friends are covid free

there are some cases in my area, but my family & relatives everyone are covid free

my mum's friend got covid

i had covid last spring and it was the worst 2 weeks of my life. i felt like i couldn't breathe and i was just lying on a hospital bed for all that time. luckily, i did recover but my lungs aren't that good anymore.

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shit and obviously like you mentioned you still have lingering symptoms right ?

yeah, i developed asthma shortly after. it really sucks

No to both. I’m always COVID safe and practice social distancing and carry hand sanitizer everywhere I go. I’m so healthy I don’t even get a cold.

My mom and granpa got covid couple months ago... she's better now but he died. Who are the 2 users on here? I only know about salty sugar

Only acquaintances of my acquaintances. A nurse in the clinic I visit got it, but recovered.

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i dont want to mention any names since its up to them to disclose it or not...

does your mother still have lingering symptoms?

Some very small cough once a week. Apparently stuff like that can last a few months before it's fully recovered

My aunt got covid around the time quarantine started (she performed some surgery on a patient who had covid but they weren't aware they had it) and she had a hard time but she recovered now. Some sorta distant family on my mother's side all went to this big birthday party during covid and they all got covid but most of them recovered (I think one of them died and the other is still in really bad condition). Another of my parents' friend got covid but I think they were asymptomatic??

A friend got Covid but he's asymptomatic, he got it sometime between May and June. Another friend's dad died of Covid last September. Two of my aunts did as well but thankfully they only got mild symptoms.

My coworkers wife had Covid and it's about 4 months since and she still can't smell or taste anything and during self isolation she had to stay in her bedroom the entire 14 days and he had put her meals outside her door and him and their children had to self isolate aswhile for being a close contact but they were negative

My aunt and uncle on my dads side got it, this was during Christmas so they all had to quarantine including my cousins but they are fine now. Then on my moms side my uncle’s entire family got it and my cousins grandparents both passed from it. It was sad

My aunt and her mom were passed away due to covid last year. And right now my other aunt also got infected, her whole family are in self-quarantine rn.....

Half of my hubby's work colleagues also got infected. He already took covid tests for dozens times because of that.

I lost a friend and his partner pretty early on when the pandemic started, and two of my uncles also passed from it around Christmas time. Some of my other friends also got it over the past several months but most have recovered by now and have gotten vaccines since most of them are healthcare workers

I know someone we ain't that close but she told me she got covid but has now retired

A coworker of mine has asthma and wasn't working most of the time since COVID started. She'd only work every once in a while if she needed money. She ended up getting it from a relative. I usually work my whole shift alone, so she was long recovered by the time I saw her again. I only saw her once during the end of her shift and she was coughing pretty much the whole time

my best friend, 3 cousins, 1 uncle, 2 aunts

one of my closest friend had covid but she said it was a simple flu, just temperature and dry cough.

None of my immediate family, although my brother may have had a minor case during the beginning of last year but testing wasnt available at the time, so its possible I had it too, as alot of people around that time got mild flu like symptoms and we didn't go into proper lockdown until end of february/beginning of march.

However My son's great grandad passed last year summer, covid related..

And sadly my cousin's father passed unexpectably from covid related issues beginning of this year. He was in his late 50's didn't have any underlying health issues, the family is still in shock and it's my cousins 13th birthday this week... I really hope she's doing okay. were still in lockdown in here. (I think it's our 3rd one)

I got it in October.

And it's a really weird infection, not like flu at all. My case was mild, didn't have any fever nor cough.

My mom.. she lives in another state and I only found out after she recovered. It wasn't as severe as other cases but she's terrified of getting it again.

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we have a long quarantine time in my country, but then people started to get worried about economy and so we have to go back to work to the office.

It is not like just basic care would keep you safe when you HAVE to go to work

i am saying this becuase some comments, like the people who got it is because they didn´t took care, and were acting in an irresponsible way. But sometimes you don´t have a choice, or you will go unemployed. Of course there are people who are not being carefull too.

I have to go through my second swabbing last week, cos my nearest work mate had it, and i was very scared, but it was negative. And another of my work mates got it, but that was when i was staying home.

Both have mild symptoms.

My sister and her boyfriend recently tested positive. My sister had flu like symptoms but she said it felt a lot more intense than the typical flu. She's still having some after effects, like difficulty breathing.

She recovered about two weeks ago but started feeling ill earlier this week. She went to the hospital on Monday and they told her she now she has a double ear infection, sinus infection, and was tachycardic. I'm not sure if that's related to her recently having Covid at all but it seems a bit strange.

Most of my friends got Covid. Luckily no one from my family.

Some of my family members got Covid, I don't know how bad or light the sickness was but even 2 years old toddler was diagnosed with it.

My friend's parent got Covid - didn't require hospital but was battling fever (coming and going) over 1 month, took 2 months to be able to take out the trash without collapsing afterwards. It's been 3 months now and still on the road to recovery.

Acquittance of mine was hit pretty bad - within a span of 7 months she lost due to Covid her mother in law, her cousin and her only sibling. Her other cousin spent over 2 weeks in hospital and took him another month to gain some strength to be able to speak instead of using text message.

A half sibling’s aunt and cousin, they’re fine

My entire family had covid last month. We all have recovered now.

I got it from my brother’s family last March before the UK locked down. While I had it, it was... you know, shit, but the worst was worrying thinking it was going to get worse. I suspected I might get post-viral problems because I’ve got underlying issues anyway and have had post-viral fatigue after infections before.

But I’ve never had any post-viral fatigue that has been as bewildering or unpredictable as Long Covid has been. I won’t get into all the symptoms, but I advise being very cautious. I am nearly a year on and I still get periods where it feels like I’ve been reinfected or when I’m knocked flat.

Yes

Who DOESN’T know someone who caught covid at this point????

Oh wait

Silly me, I live in the USA

Like more than a half of my office co-workers and many more co-workers outside of my office got it.

yeah i know a lot of people who's had covid