Why Covid Is Spreading Again This Season

[lxskllr]

Not sure I've ever had covid. A couple years ago I got a wicked cough that wouldn't go away. Test said negative. Friend said it was like something his wife had which wasn't covid :shrugs:

 

[Jon-T]

Don't think I ever had it. A couple of colds that made me say "Oh No" but they were gone the next day.
Even went through Chemo and radiation in 21 with my blood tests showing White blood cells? What are those

 

[Muse]

I've wondered if I have long covid from the two times I've gotten it. I constantly feel lethargic and just completely drained.

Granted, it could also be my kids/work running me ragged and/or depression looooool.

Not sure I've ever had covid. A couple years ago I got a wicked cough that wouldn't go away. Test said negative. Friend said it was like something his wife had which wasn't covid :shrugs:

TBH, I'm thinking that most everybody has their own form of long covid at this point. This virus goes right after your immune system. You don't have to be symptomatic for this to happen. The more it infects you (and the more times) the more damage it does to you.

 

[Muse]

Don't think I ever had it. A couple of colds that made me say "Oh No" but they were gone the next day.
Even went through Chemo and radiation in 21 with my blood tests showing White blood cells? What are those

Everybody has white blood cells, red too, obviously.