Tested positive for Covid again.

So, as anyone who follows this board will know i'm against vaccine mandates, early in the pandemic i tested positive for covid and had little to no symptoms, i have to assume it was the 'wild type'.

However, I'd like to share my experience having contracted whatever strain is currently ravaging my body.

On Thursday i experienced ear ache and a strange acidic taste at the back of my throat, thought nothing of it. Friday morning woke up with a headache like you wouldn't believe and a runny nose. Since Friday i've deteriorated rapidly, full blown nasty fever, as i type this the shivers are running up my spine with every click of the keyboard. My lung as aching, my heavy cough has left my throat in pieces and i have to say this is the worst virus i've ever had.

If the tests are accurate then whatever i was infected with last year is not the same strain or virus. I'll be honest i'm feeling like death.

I took a test this morning which came back positive for covid. Still, hopefully my immune system kicks in to gear and renders future encounters less severe.

If you never see me again you know my stubborn nature and lack of faith in medical care systems came back to haunt me.

It appears Covid is no joke!

Yet, i still don't believe tyranny or vaccine mandates are any kind of cure or treatment.

a reply to: Grenade
The original Covid tests were found to be inaccurate.
It is possible that you didn’t have it the first time.

I truly hope you feel better soon, and natural immunity wins the day.

Those are the symptoms I had in Jan / Feb of 2020. Took about 3 weeks to finally feel better. The Fever and chills lasted 2 to 3 days, the rest was a nagging cough.

Feel better soon.

a reply to: Grenade

Get well soon! The disease is real, but we should all still have freedom of choice.

I am guessing the first covid you got was a false positive, something kind of common when they had the PCR repetitions cranked up too high. This is probably your first case of the SARS-CoV2 virus. You cannot get immunity from a false positive, those false positives they had were not good, people would believe they were protected, that is why the CDC and FDA said people who had tested positive should still get the vaccine....they knew there were a lot of false positives.

youre still going to have the antibodies and test positive after youre over covid

These positive/negative tests a lot are false positives and negatives.

Anyone testing within 3 months of contraction of C-19 will still, more than likely test positive for covid because their body is still carrying around the antibodies, it doesnt mean they are actively contagious

To the rest of the post, please take care of yourself and watch your breathing and get a blood oxygen tester. Covid is real and this delta strain is particularly nasty.

That being said I refuse to take the vaccine as well

Please avoid tylenol and make yourself a nice bowl of chicken soup or bone broth. Both will be helpful. I survived Covid back in March and it worked for me.

a reply to: Grenade

Would not this be an instance of where the magic 'natural immunity' that is supposed to protect so much better than the vaccines, doesn't?

Could it be that even natural immunity wears off, just like the vaccinated one does?

What if you were to die from the next 'natural immunity' booster? Would you not consider the non-lethal 'booster' as a valid alternative?

By the way, I do genuinely hope you recover fully.

originally posted by: rickymouse
I am guessing the first covid you got was a false positive, something kind of common when they had the PCR repetitions cranked up too high. This is probably your first case of the SARS-CoV2 virus. You cannot get immunity from a false positive, those false positives they had were not good, people would believe they were protected, that is why the CDC and FDA said people who had tested positive should still get the vaccine....they knew there were a lot of false positives.

That isn't the way PCR amplification works.

You can only be positive for COVID-19 via PCR if the genomic sequence is there.

If it take a lot of cycles before it is found, then the viral abundance in the initial sample is very low.

PCR is incapable of 'making up' something as complex as a replicable genomic sequence.

a reply to: Grenade

I've had it twice, both the A and D. Treat the symptoms to keep yourself from getting pneumonia. If you are unvaccinated, pneumonia is what kills most people. I used a 12 hour nose spray, a 4 hour cough syrup - Tussin DM or CF. I prefer CF. I also used a 4 to 6 hour cold symptom pill. The pill enhances the syrup and nose spray. I got all of this from Dollar General.

The trick is keeping your lungs clear to keep oxygen to your brain and body. If you can tolerate aspirin, definitely use aspirin for fever, aches and pain. Strictly follow the guidelines on all the bottles labels.

BTW, the "A" antibodies don't do much for the "D" covid, but I think they do reduce the time you are sick.

Good luck and God Bless!

a reply to: Grenade

I know some for some they had it and it was gone in a week or so.
I would agree with the other user there make soups while if you have it. Stay in bed.
Get better.

Natural immunity is the only way out of the pandemic. People didn't get over the 1889 pandemic, 1918 pandemic, 2009 pandemic with vax. They did it with natural immunity. Think about it. You get cold when you were a kid. It was miserable. But you lived. Now when you catch a cold, there is very little symptom.

a reply to: chr0naut

Then how come the official science of the PCR testing for false positives was to high, about one third of the higher repetition tests were false positives. They lowered the repetitions now, but went a little too low and now there are false negatives more which is another problem. That info is found in many places in scientific research and the FDA and CDC did reduce the repetitions. Check out how the test works, all you need is a piece of a dead virus and it can trigger a false positive if the tests are run too much. That testing of false positives was done here in America and several European countries and all had similar results, varying no more than five percent either way of the one third false positive. The problem is now corrected, it was corrected last fall some times in anticipation of the vaccine coming out....they did not want false positives that showed it wasn't working.

a reply to: Grenade

It's time drink 2 shots of whiskey get in the hottest shower you have ever taken.

Point the shower head against the wall if you can't handle it wait 20 minutes breathing in the steam (I suggest sinni g on the knees in said super hot shower).

After 20 minutes breathe deep then breathe out AS HARD AS YOU CAN ther will be stuff that comes out its not puke.

It's throwing up the fluid out of your lungs.

Wish you well and good luck.

Just my take on avoiding the hospital that's what I did.



Also the hot shower will help break that fever.

I’ve been reading your comments for many years. Get well soon.

a reply to: chr0naut

It is the way PCR works. PCR only amplifies RNA. It cannot tell you if there is the entire sequence of RNA or enough there to create an active disease process.

The more cycles on a PCR you run, the more like you are to pick up a lot of cases where you only have fragments of the RNA and not active disease process in a patient, and this is how sensitive the tests were set. They were picking up viral fragments, not the entire virus in plenty of tests which is how you could test mangos positive for COVID.

Although I might seem like a bit of a dick sometimes on this forum regarding everyone's differences regarding this subject (And trump of course) , Many of my friends are totally anti~vax. My best friend and I have some great debates on my patio over beers. I tell him he's a anti~vax~tard, he tells me I'm a "shill". All good, it shouldn't divide us in real life. (Internet is different. Easier to be a dick)
I'm not a big Jesus fan either. But I pray for you to get better my friend. We're all equal in so many ways.
Peace and love.

I wish you a speedy, and hopefully uneventful recovery.

Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Disease is not all bad. Getting sick is what makes us human.