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Originally Posted by oldtimes
My own observations about this is that the only people I know that died from Covid were not vaccinated. However the ones I know who have had it the most times were vaccinated and fully boosted. I personally only had the initial vaccine series (2 shots) back in 2021. The one and only time I got Covid it was so mild I’ve had colds that were worse. I have to wonder if people are so over-vaccinated that they can no longer produce a natural response. What is everyone’s own experience with this?
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I've had 4 Pfizer shots total. I had COVID last year, maybe six months ago? Seven? Something like that. The only reason I even suspected I might have it, was because I couldn't taste the cinnamon in my coffee that morning. I know that loss of taste/smell is a symptom. I took the test you get free from the government that morning (I had 4 of them because - free stuff). It was positive. I allowed for the possibility of a false positive and tested again the next day. Also positive. I isolated for 5 days, tested a third time, negative. Continued on my merry way.
BTW I was able to taste the cinnamon in my coffee the second day, and had no other symptoms at all.
Fast forward to around a month ago I started getting the sniffles. I still have them. I tested negative for COVID twice in the past month, so I'm just assuming it's - the sniffles. You can pretend that's an official medical diagnosis. I was a snot-nosed kid too.