Tips from some folks who so far have never had COVID-19

a reply to: Uphill

Now this is how our masters want us to live.

From your link
"I have not seen my friends or family in three years, and, being retired, that certainly leaves me with a lot of time to fill. I no longer attend services at my temple or go out to eat. I cut my own hair, I haven’t been to a store and I haven’t seen any movies or Broadway shows (as a former pit musician, that is the hardest concession by far). I recently became a first-time grandmother but, sadly, have yet to meet my granddaughter."

Well, I would rather have Covid once a month than live like you are. I have stopped nothing, I don’t wear a mask, and had Covid once. I had a fever of 100 for two days. No other symptoms at all. The only reason I knew I had it was by having my temp took at a check up and then a test.
No offense but living like you would be hell to me. I guess for some introverts and certain groups it’s a godsend.

a reply to: Byrd -- to Byrd and everyone, I want to give a very sincere "thank you" to all of you who replied to this thread, with such a diversity of opinions. It's really only by looking at all infection factors that the book on COVID-19 will be written in full.

I have been in contact with the US writer Lawrence Wright, who tells me that he has started working on a new book about COVID-19. I don't know if that one will be fact or fiction or what. I replied to him that from my data collection on Earth's previous viral pandemics, it appears that pre-vaccine viral pandemic durations have been 10-12 yrs total; I also told him that my hunch is that if we're lucky, this pandemic will go 5 yrs, if not, then 10 yrs; time will tell; if so, that gives him enough time in the COVID-19 era to write his new book. It's interesting that novel viruses can sometimes go extinct rather than become "endemic." If you are not familiar w/ his writings, here are his books:

www.lawrencewright.com...

Vitamin D and I wash my hands. No precautions.

Never been sick.

Whereas, people are getting stuck left and right and left and right they are getting Covid.

Might be worthwhile to note that my mom, double vaxxt and triple boosted, who hardly ever leaves the house unmasked, and even then extremely infrequently ended up with covid one month after receiving her third booster.
My dad who lives with her tested negative. Same goes for me (despite two vaxxt members of my household having covid), as stated earlier, and for my unvaxxt son.

Could there be some genetic component here?

Vaxx creates covid. 5G activation.

Covid is nothing at this point...

even if you get it, if your vitamin D level is adequate, and your body isn't collapsing with multiple Co-morbidities, you will feel crappy for a few days, and back to normal.

I had Omicron last may, it started Thursday afternoon with achiness in every joint in my body, and a mild fever. It beat the hell out of me for about 36 hours. By Sunday afternoon, I was more or less symptom free, and out mowing the yard.

I haven't had it as far as I know. I have tested periodically too. I have only had the first 2 shots.

I am healthy and active and live my life. No idea why I haven't gotten it. I certainly have gotten other minor illnesses. Why do you think I have tested?

That is one thing I have noticed - those most likely to have it are also the ones super-vaxxed and boosted. I am not convinced of causality but I do see correlation.

I've had covid three times now, the first was longer lasting, fever for about three days and tired for a few weeks. The second was a piece of cake, fever for a day, and just the crappy taste like with the first case a year before when I ate. The third time I had a short low fever, and I had a cough for about three days, neither the wife or I would have even known it was covid without the test. I technically did not test positive, I had my third time before the wife got it and it was gone before she even got sick. The second and first time we both were sick and she was way worse than I was, she got tested and was positive so why in the hell would I even consider standing in line with lots of other sick people and get tested...if you weren't sick you sure would become sick hanging around all those sick people.

I say I had mild covid three times...but in reality, I have no proof of it since I never tested positive because I only took two tests and that was three days after symptoms of the third bout of illness was gone.

The wife just tells me I have immunity because I have never been proven to have had covid 19....technically neither her or I have had covid 19....our immune systems handled the SARS-C0V2 virus properly so we only had the virus, mine being no worse than a common cold all three times.

Unvaxxed and got it before it was a thing.

After that, I was in close contact with people who got it, and never got it back, tests were negative.

What I noticed tho is those around me who got the vax get very ill when they catch something, while the people I know and I only having such mild symptoms for 2 days that it's hard to see we have a flu or cold.
And I used to be really sick for 2 whole weeks prior to this COVID pandemic...

That's the part that mystifies me.

I traveled a TON once flights started up again. Test after test, negative. Working around people day after day. Negative. Never sick.

This morning I felt sick and first time tested positive. 3 years. Feels like a sinus infection.

I never got it and work in the public but outside which is nice. For the first two years I literally only knew five people who had gotten covid and that is between canada and britain. Don't know anyone who even got it serious and that includes people with afib and serious copd. Wimpy pandemic if you ask me. First cold I got in years was this xmas and was no big deal.


I live on a farm and probably eat a lot of dirt so it keeps me safe.

a reply to: igloo

I saw a pic on twitter....

I posted it here: www.glocktalk.com...=auto,=redirect,width=1920,height=1920,fit=scale-down/www.glocktalk.com... ehauaaau0b-jpg.1158301/

It shows that Influenza absolutely disappeared during the "pandemic." Average years, 30 to 50k per 1m will be infected with the flu. During 2020 and 2021, almost no cases, like 10 per 1m.

Things that make you go hmmmm...

a reply to: watchitburn

How did that # work on post? With soldiers in barracks? So many questions. I just recall being packed butts to nuts so often and with every disease under the sun, I am wondering how it really worked out.......in regards to protocol etc

Don't really give a rats arse who disagrees or agrees with me on this next statement. So don't expect me to.

People who are still wearing masks and brag about being vaccinated and boostered, are ignorant, and or virtue signalling liberal socialist wannabes. Who have been terrorised by the leftist rogue commie government, and suffer from mass stockholm syndrome.

There is no dang virus, killing people.
The so called "vaccine" and "boosters" are killing people, since when did any vaccine need boosters...

Watch died suddenly (not lied suddenly, or do, your choice), and see for yourselves. But if you watch both, take notes and share them here for us to compare with.

Please don't just take mine or anyones word for it, ever, do your own research, and see. Seriously, use due diligence.

I'm 44 years old, am immune to anthrax as are many military service members. I don't believe in a covid vaccine (common seasonal colds can't be vaccinated), but have been vaccinated for almost everything else.

I'm not anti vax.

I am anti corruption and anti commie, and do my best to deny ignorance.

Something didn't sit right with me, still doesn't, and many of the people in my circle. Whom range in age from 20 to 80. No one I know or they know, has died from a common cold.

Think about that a minute.

Four plus decades and no seriously infectious outbreak.

No plague, or hemorrhagic fever like Ebola was treated like this. We have had many plague outbreaks, and Ebola.
Yet no lock downs ever, let alone for three years...but we only needed two weeks to flatten the curve... BS!

Masks do not work, unless you're infectious, and trying not to spit/snot on people. Where has the common sense gone?

I'm honestly disappointed in society, for being so damn eager to be stupid.

It is what it is, I guess.

But fact is, there are only two genders, and no one seems to remember what life was like before obuma regime and o'biden regime.

It sure as hell wasn't like this, people actually knew what rest room to use before then.

Evil intentions rule this world, the only ones who can't see it, are blind and have no light in their hearts.


Veritas Contra Mundum

Let it be known, those who knew, tried.

originally posted by: MaxxAction
a reply to: igloo

I saw a pic on twitter....

I posted it here: www.glocktalk.com...=auto,=redirect,width=1920,height=1920,fit=scale-down/www.glocktalk.com... ehauaaau0b-jpg.1158301/

It shows that Influenza absolutely disappeared during the "pandemic." Average years, 30 to 50k per 1m will be infected with the flu. During 2020 and 2021, almost no cases, like 10 per 1m.

Things that make you go hmmmm...

The flu didn't disappear during Covid. It was misidentified AS Covid, so hospitals and clinics could collect their Covid fees from the government.

originally posted by: ADVISOR
The so called "vaccine" and "boosters" are killing people, since when did any vaccine need boosters...

Lol are you serious?

originally posted by: The flu didn't disappear during Covid. It was misidentified AS Covid, so hospitals and clinics could collect their Covid fees from the government.

What about the countries where there weren't any incentives for covid patients? Why did they play along?

It's known that a hyper sterile environment enables very weak but very nasty stuff to flourish where otherwise it would be suffocated by the not so nasty stuff...

The evolution and function of our immune system, indicates that we don't really have to worry about those threats.

But fear is very profitable, so please for the economy sake keep wasting your money for irrational fears....

Haven't had it. Nor the shots.

I take no special precautions, as I trust my immune system to do the job it's always done.

I had no intentions of taking the vaccine had it become mandatory, fortunately it didn't. At least in my workplace.

I did get placed on medical hold twice--as my sister contracted Covid, and was rather sick for a few days, and one of my workplace colleagues caught it as well. Neither time did I contract anything.

Which rather surprises me when I bother to think about it--I should have contracted it at some point, given how exposed I've been since the panic began.