Who has NOT had Covid - Untouchables

originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn

originally posted by: BarbaraTheEnlightened1

originally posted by: Irishhaf
A- here and until they forced me to get it I was exposed every day I went to work during this boondoggle including a month prior to them officially admitting it was here, never popped positive, never got sick at all.

Only things I did different than my co-workers that got it repeatedly was a vitamin regimen and made certain me the wife and the mini me got outside in the son every day.

What were you dosing ya’ll? I’m on 30 vit D tablets a day but it’s hell on my bowels. My pee looks the same color as those eighties illuminous socks we all wore.

30 tabs at what strength?

I was on Vitamin D long before COVID. My normal dose was 2000 IU a day. I upped it to 4000 after I heard it helped with COVID. Too much can be just as bad as not enough. You may be losing some of the benefits if overdosing.

Not sure if it has anything to do with it, but I have had a problem with maintaining my Vit D levels for a long time.

Fortunately they are only 2000 IU a tab - they also seem to help with my psychic abilities. I’m seeing visions all the time! I just can’t stop pooping but I guess that’s normal.

My wife and three of my kids have had it now, all at separate times. I have not. I TRIED to catch it when my wife had it, to no avail. I also work at one of the busiest Walmarts in my state so I'm likely exposed daily. One of my kids has it right now.

a reply to: JAGStorm

50k miles on motorcycle, Sturgis, rallies of 100k+, vacations, flying, lots of travel, Disney, Universal Studios. No vax, I hate masks because I hate playing stupid and pretending they work.

I test negative for COVID, for antibodies, and don't have a care in the world. I smoke weed, am AB+ blood type, and will continue to do what I want. If they want to vax my kids, they will have to kill me.

a reply to: BarbaraTheEnlightened1

I was in South Georgia so I got all the vitamin D I needed and then some from spending an hour a day outside with the family.

Rest was a GNC multi Vitamin for men, V8 twice a day, multi+ omega 3 from nature made.

On a side note, I am on 400-800 mg of ibprofen each day for my back half in the am and half in the evening, so that may have helped suppress the main symptom everyone pointed at.

ETA: one other side note, as a guy who while young spent about 6 years in the hospital bouncing from bronchitis to pneumonia and back again before finally kicking it, again my very non-medical opinion is my body is primed against respiratory viruses.

a reply to: TrollMagnet

Since I am up north in the big freeze (200 miles south of the artic circle) I just roll with the neck gaiter since it makes those mandating something happy and also helps keep my face comfortable when I am outside.

I haven’t had covid yet by antibody test about six weeks ago.. Not vaccinated.

Was really sick about a year ago in February. Normal sinus infection for me, probably related to my allergies.

I think my body is so busy with allergies, and making mucus, I sort of stay flushed out?

And anytime my throat gets scratchy, gargle salt water.

I am outside as often as possible, and drink lots of milk. So, plenty of vitamin D.

So far as I know I have not had it. Both hubs and I were very ill with something the January before all the madness started. Since, I have had two very mild colds.

I have not tested for Rona, so I can't say for certain if I have had it or not, but I have been exposed, most recently this past week at work.

I had the first 2 jabs and reacted strongly to both, no booster. I am O- although I am not sure what that has to do with anything. I eat healthy, work out hard 5 times a week, and maintain a healthy weight for my age.

a reply to: JAGStorm

Despite trying hard to get it I have not had Covid.

a reply to: JAGStorm

I know my doctor told me I’m immune to it because AB negative isn’t susceptible to flu viruses. But can still catch the common cold since it is a rhinovirus. In 50 years never had the flu.

In 2018 all school districts in Western Colorado were closed because of a 'mysterious' unidentified virus. One of my kids lives there, so I followed the story closely. At the time, they said it WAS NOT the norovirus, or food-borne pathogen, and that the CDC was working hard on Identifying it.
The story quit receiving updates after the schools reopened, with the virus remaining a mystery. Every month I would re-check to see if they had an answer, and many months later the original stories of it being a mystery were scrubbed from the internet. Now the info says the schools were closed due to an outbreak of the norovirus. I think that would have shown up in early testing if that were the cause, and original stories wouldn't have been removed. I learned to copy/paste strange things after that.

The news reported the covid outbreak in China on December 30, 2019.October, 2019. 2.8 million people from China visited the US in 2019; that number doesn't include the travelers to and from China for business purposes.

Perhaps coronavirus was being experimented with in varying strengths long before C19 hit.

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

Not sure if it has anything to do with it, but I have had a problem with maintaining my Vit D levels for a long time.

I always had a vit D problem until I stopped focusing on vit D and focused on magnesium and potassium. No vit D problem now.

I've never tested positive and neither has my wife or kids. My mother tested positive last year though but was asymptomatic. We are vaxxed and boosted though.

I have never tested positive for covid 19 but I was once sick like a dog for 3 days back in November of 2019, haven’t been sick since either. Ironically I wasn’t so sick I couldn’t work either so I worked through that as well. Also for all you germ scared folks I work at night with 1 other guy in a big ass machine shop we have little to no contact with each other except maybe the ability to look at each other from 100s of feet away.

a reply to: JAGStorm

I am unvaccinated, and have never been diagnosed with covid.

I was exposed multiple times, and live in a home where other people that I had physical contact with at the time, were admitted to the ICU with severe covid complications- pneumonia, ventilators etc

I am a frontline worker who does not wear a mask. People sick with covid have been dropping like flies around me at work for 2 years now.

My immune system has always seemed very strong to me- I get sick, but not for long.

I am type O-POS.

I am not overweight, but I am not in good shape.

I am a heavy smoker, green herbs- not tobacco.

I believe I am one of the untouchables.


*Other factors- I had lots of colds as a young man, I have been heavily vaccinated by the military in the past, and am a survivor of legionnaires disease.

I haven't had virus.And have NOT been vaccinated.What does that mean?
Has it meant to target certain people?

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a reply to: JAGStorm
Property Manager on Big Island.
150+ units so I deal with a #load of people, I live in my car, I use showers in the gym 3ish nights of the week,I go to a movie at least once a week and I eat out all the time.
I want to test my blood to see if I have antibodies and got sick without any symptoms?

I worked on a college campus food court for about 6-7 years as my first job and they essentially said "If you call in sick we know your lying" as we get exposed to hundreds of people and germs from all over the world. Supposedly built my immune system up. I am a smoker with zero comorbidity but an a pack a day smoker.

Over the last 10-15 years I just simply haven't gotten sick. Period. About 4 years ago I developed an allergy that flares up about twice a year in which my eyes constantly water and my nose runs like a faucet but that's it.

No plans on getting vaccinated, I am absolutely not worried about any of it thankfully!

originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

Not sure if it has anything to do with it, but I have had a problem with maintaining my Vit D levels for a long time.

I always had a vit D problem until I stopped focusing on vit D and focused on magnesium and potassium. No vit D problem now.

I get leg cramps, so I regularly take both mag and potassium and eat a banana for breakfast.

Everyone in my family has had it. Was around them 24/7 while they had it. They all tested positive. Essentially they had 99-100° fever, muscle aches, and lethargy. I made sure to not go out of the way to avoid them as I wanted us all to get through it and then be done with it, but if I caught it I was completely asymptomatic.

Our diets are all the same. Only difference is that I vape nicotine after being a cigarette smoker from 1998-2018 when I switched to vaping. Though about once or twice a month I'll smoke a cigarette.

Not vaxed and won't be vaxed. I refuse to fix what isn't broken. The fact that the vaxed are just as likely to spread the newer variants as the unvaxed means there's 0 reason for me to get vaxed.

All that said, I did have a wicked flu/cold in early December 2019 that went through the office. I've often thought that was Covid but no way to be sure.

originally posted by: putnam6
Im O negative if Ive had COVID it was very mild, the last couple of weeks had basically a throat tickle and night sweats, and some congestion. That is about the extent of any of my illnesses in the past 2 years.

I needed to add we certainly took all precautions early on because our elderly Mom lives with us. Now however since she has been vaccinated twice, we are not really strict at all.

I've had the same thing but just chalk it up to allergies since taking my alegra-d 24hr once in the morning clears me up. But my allergies usually aren't near this bad. So who knows anymore.