1 guy personally
3 or 4 people who I know through someone else, one of them was in Intensive care for 40 days, got home yesterday, lost about 3 stone, can't walk
he was in his 50s
A friends father died due to COVID-19 and diabetes complications. He was in his 70s.
A colleague was tested positive for it, but had no great symptoms.
Oh, and a friend from the past had it, was in a coma for 3 weeks but has returned home now.
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 6 minutes ago
Oh, and a friend from the past had it, was in a coma for 3 weeks but has returned home now.
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What age are they?
Me and wifefrom has it. Weemanfrom likely too but no symptoms.
2 friends lost their dads. Another lost his grand mother.
Around about 15 clients of ours have died. About 600 out of 2500 clients had/have the virus.
comment by Terry Munro (U21900)
posted 10 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 6 minutes ago
Oh, and a friend from the past had it, was in a coma for 3 weeks but has returned home now.
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What age are they?
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Late 50s.
My sister in laws parents have it. Both in their 50s. 2 weeks on they’re still very weak and short of breath. Thankfully they haven’t needed hospitalising
Your sister in laws parents? Wouldn’t that be your wife/husbands parents? Or have I had a moment
guy in my work had a cough for 4/5 days and was lethargic, lost weight cause he wasn't drinking or eating
never had a temperature above 36 the full time however
he noted the amount of times he coughed one day think it was 9 in 4/5 hours went to get tested the next day and got the results the day after
said the cough was dry and hurt his sides
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 1 minute ago
Your sister in laws parents? Wouldn’t that be your wife/husbands parents? Or have I had a moment
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My brothers wife
My Brother
His partner
My Cousin
Strangely not his partner
My mate is determined he has had it
Wife’s dad is in a care home and had it, managed to pull through.
What is interesting is me and the wife went to Tenerife in January and when we came back we both had the symptoms for around a week and it was awful but we didn’t take notice of the virus at that time.
Be interesting to see if we can be tested to see if we have had it.
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 10 minutes ago
Me and wifefrom has it. Weemanfrom likely too but no symptoms.
2 friends lost their dads. Another lost his grand mother.
Around about 15 clients of ours have died. About 600 out of 2500 clients had/have the virus.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just did the covid test in Belfast Odyssey carpark, after 48 hours of fever, headaches, sore all over, pains in abdomen and no apetite.
Am asthmatic, but have no breathing issues or cough.
Just feel like I got a hangover and good kicking.
comment by The Duke (U10059)
posted 1 minute ago
My Brother
His partner
My Cousin
Strangely not his partner
My mate is determined he has had it
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Haha.
We all had the covid just before Christmas, lol.
comment by NNH (U10730)
posted 14 seconds ago
Wife’s dad is in a care home and had it, managed to pull through.
What is interesting is me and the wife went to Tenerife in January and when we came back we both had the symptoms for around a week and it was awful but we didn’t take notice of the virus at that time.
Be interesting to see if we can be tested to see if we have had it.
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I had what I presume was the flu back in December. 2 weeks of flu symptoms followed by a bout bronchitis and then 3 weeks of an infection that attacked my ear nose and throat. Was prescribed antibiotics for the latter and was short of breath for a good 6 weeks after.
I do know Covid wasn’t supposed to be in the U.K. until the new year but it was the worst case of the flu I’ve ever had
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 52 seconds ago
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 10 minutes ago
Me and wifefrom has it. Weemanfrom likely too but no symptoms.
2 friends lost their dads. Another lost his grand mother.
Around about 15 clients of ours have died. About 600 out of 2500 clients had/have the virus.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just did the covid test in Belfast Odyssey carpark, after 48 hours of fever, headaches, sore all over, pains in abdomen and no apetite.
Am asthmatic, but have no breathing issues or cough.
Just feel like I got a hangover and good kicking.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You just feel like that cos Celtic did the Nine mate
Yes.
A pal from school's dad died of it after a month in ITU.
An former colleague was also in ITU for 3 weeks but recovered.. amazingly she is back at work in her care home helping out despite being nowhere near 100% fit.
Two of my sons and I think myself although it was very early on and didn't get tested (my sons did and it was positive).
I had a rough 2-3 weeks with practically every one of the symptoms.
comment by *Momo’s Goggles (U22339)
posted 41 seconds ago
comment by NNH (U10730)
posted 14 seconds ago
Wife’s dad is in a care home and had it, managed to pull through.
What is interesting is me and the wife went to Tenerife in January and when we came back we both had the symptoms for around a week and it was awful but we didn’t take notice of the virus at that time.
Be interesting to see if we can be tested to see if we have had it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I had what I presume was the flu back in December. 2 weeks of flu symptoms followed by a bout bronchitis and then 3 weeks of an infection that attacked my ear nose and throat. Was prescribed antibiotics for the latter and was short of breath for a good 6 weeks after.
I do know Covid wasn’t supposed to be in the U.K. until the new year but it was the worst case of the flu I’ve ever had
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Flu can be crippling
Worst bout I had of it had me in bed for 3 weeks. 3 weeks of on and off fever, no energy, struggled to stay hydrated, lost 1 and a half stone in weight.
Took me a further 3+ weeks to start feeling back to my usual self.. had remnants of the flu for those 3 weeks.
Horrible when you get floored with a bad dose and I was lucky I didn't have any complications given I'm asthmatic.
Yes
A few mates from my career of old. Early 40's. Recovered but said it was the most horrific fever they've ever had.
I reckon I had it as I had a dry cough that refused to go away for quite some time but that could just be paranoia.
However, I suspect this article was aimed at "proving" no one has actually had it but that is just nonsense.
There is also the possibility that we have all had it but differing symptoms. Would I want to be fine myself but give it to my granny? Absolutely not
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 10 minutes ago
Me and wifefrom has it. Weemanfrom likely too but no symptoms.
2 friends lost their dads. Another lost his grand mother.
Around about 15 clients of ours have died. About 600 out of 2500 clients had/have the virus.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just did the covid test in Belfast Odyssey carpark, after 48 hours of fever, headaches, sore all over, pains in abdomen and no apetite.
Am asthmatic, but have no breathing issues or cough.
Just feel like I got a hangover and good kicking.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Mine presented as difficulty catching a breath and a kind of tight sore chest. Was a bit scary.
Wifefrom lost her sense of smell which was the first indicator for us. Was surprised to hear small and taste just being recognized as symptoms in the UK recently.
It's posts like these and talking to people that makes me believe that the thing has been around for longer than we thought and many millions have been subjected to it with either mild-ish symptoms and put it down to a bug or something or who have had no symptoms at all.
A friend of Mrs Irish mother passed away from it in a nursing home.
I didnt know the woman directly myself but she is the only person that I am aware of having the virus.
That said I may have already had it with no symptoms along with Mrs and little Irish, I dont know.
My sister in law and nephew was tested positive with no symptoms, she is a nurse at Ninewells
My great aunt died but had other health problems
comment by Terry Munro (U21900)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 52 seconds ago
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 10 minutes ago
Me and wifefrom has it. Weemanfrom likely too but no symptoms.
2 friends lost their dads. Another lost his grand mother.
Around about 15 clients of ours have died. About 600 out of 2500 clients had/have the virus.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just did the covid test in Belfast Odyssey carpark, after 48 hours of fever, headaches, sore all over, pains in abdomen and no apetite.
Am asthmatic, but have no breathing issues or cough.
Just feel like I got a hangover and good kicking.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You just feel like that cos Celtic did the Nine mate
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Tainted covid.🌝
Well done bhoys, btw
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posted on 21/5/20
1 guy personally
3 or 4 people who I know through someone else, one of them was in Intensive care for 40 days, got home yesterday, lost about 3 stone, can't walk
he was in his 50s
posted on 21/5/20
A friends father died due to COVID-19 and diabetes complications. He was in his 70s.
A colleague was tested positive for it, but had no great symptoms.
posted on 21/5/20
Oh, and a friend from the past had it, was in a coma for 3 weeks but has returned home now.
posted on 21/5/20
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 6 minutes ago
Oh, and a friend from the past had it, was in a coma for 3 weeks but has returned home now.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What age are they?
posted on 21/5/20
Me and wifefrom has it. Weemanfrom likely too but no symptoms.
2 friends lost their dads. Another lost his grand mother.
Around about 15 clients of ours have died. About 600 out of 2500 clients had/have the virus.
posted on 21/5/20
comment by Terry Munro (U21900)
posted 10 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 6 minutes ago
Oh, and a friend from the past had it, was in a coma for 3 weeks but has returned home now.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What age are they?
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Late 50s.
posted on 21/5/20
My sister in laws parents have it. Both in their 50s. 2 weeks on they’re still very weak and short of breath. Thankfully they haven’t needed hospitalising
posted on 21/5/20
Your sister in laws parents? Wouldn’t that be your wife/husbands parents? Or have I had a moment
posted on 21/5/20
guy in my work had a cough for 4/5 days and was lethargic, lost weight cause he wasn't drinking or eating
never had a temperature above 36 the full time however
he noted the amount of times he coughed one day think it was 9 in 4/5 hours went to get tested the next day and got the results the day after
said the cough was dry and hurt his sides
posted on 21/5/20
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 1 minute ago
Your sister in laws parents? Wouldn’t that be your wife/husbands parents? Or have I had a moment
----------------------------------------------------------------------
My brothers wife
posted on 21/5/20
My Brother
His partner
My Cousin
Strangely not his partner
My mate is determined he has had it
posted on 21/5/20
Wife’s dad is in a care home and had it, managed to pull through.
What is interesting is me and the wife went to Tenerife in January and when we came back we both had the symptoms for around a week and it was awful but we didn’t take notice of the virus at that time.
Be interesting to see if we can be tested to see if we have had it.
posted on 21/5/20
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 10 minutes ago
Me and wifefrom has it. Weemanfrom likely too but no symptoms.
2 friends lost their dads. Another lost his grand mother.
Around about 15 clients of ours have died. About 600 out of 2500 clients had/have the virus.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just did the covid test in Belfast Odyssey carpark, after 48 hours of fever, headaches, sore all over, pains in abdomen and no apetite.
Am asthmatic, but have no breathing issues or cough.
Just feel like I got a hangover and good kicking.
posted on 21/5/20
comment by The Duke (U10059)
posted 1 minute ago
My Brother
His partner
My Cousin
Strangely not his partner
My mate is determined he has had it
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Haha.
We all had the covid just before Christmas, lol.
posted on 21/5/20
comment by NNH (U10730)
posted 14 seconds ago
Wife’s dad is in a care home and had it, managed to pull through.
What is interesting is me and the wife went to Tenerife in January and when we came back we both had the symptoms for around a week and it was awful but we didn’t take notice of the virus at that time.
Be interesting to see if we can be tested to see if we have had it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I had what I presume was the flu back in December. 2 weeks of flu symptoms followed by a bout bronchitis and then 3 weeks of an infection that attacked my ear nose and throat. Was prescribed antibiotics for the latter and was short of breath for a good 6 weeks after.
I do know Covid wasn’t supposed to be in the U.K. until the new year but it was the worst case of the flu I’ve ever had
posted on 21/5/20
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 52 seconds ago
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 10 minutes ago
Me and wifefrom has it. Weemanfrom likely too but no symptoms.
2 friends lost their dads. Another lost his grand mother.
Around about 15 clients of ours have died. About 600 out of 2500 clients had/have the virus.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just did the covid test in Belfast Odyssey carpark, after 48 hours of fever, headaches, sore all over, pains in abdomen and no apetite.
Am asthmatic, but have no breathing issues or cough.
Just feel like I got a hangover and good kicking.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You just feel like that cos Celtic did the Nine mate
posted on 21/5/20
Yes.
A pal from school's dad died of it after a month in ITU.
An former colleague was also in ITU for 3 weeks but recovered.. amazingly she is back at work in her care home helping out despite being nowhere near 100% fit.
posted on 21/5/20
Two of my sons and I think myself although it was very early on and didn't get tested (my sons did and it was positive).
I had a rough 2-3 weeks with practically every one of the symptoms.
posted on 21/5/20
comment by *Momo’s Goggles (U22339)
posted 41 seconds ago
comment by NNH (U10730)
posted 14 seconds ago
Wife’s dad is in a care home and had it, managed to pull through.
What is interesting is me and the wife went to Tenerife in January and when we came back we both had the symptoms for around a week and it was awful but we didn’t take notice of the virus at that time.
Be interesting to see if we can be tested to see if we have had it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I had what I presume was the flu back in December. 2 weeks of flu symptoms followed by a bout bronchitis and then 3 weeks of an infection that attacked my ear nose and throat. Was prescribed antibiotics for the latter and was short of breath for a good 6 weeks after.
I do know Covid wasn’t supposed to be in the U.K. until the new year but it was the worst case of the flu I’ve ever had
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Flu can be crippling
Worst bout I had of it had me in bed for 3 weeks. 3 weeks of on and off fever, no energy, struggled to stay hydrated, lost 1 and a half stone in weight.
Took me a further 3+ weeks to start feeling back to my usual self.. had remnants of the flu for those 3 weeks.
Horrible when you get floored with a bad dose and I was lucky I didn't have any complications given I'm asthmatic.
posted on 21/5/20
Yes
A few mates from my career of old. Early 40's. Recovered but said it was the most horrific fever they've ever had.
I reckon I had it as I had a dry cough that refused to go away for quite some time but that could just be paranoia.
However, I suspect this article was aimed at "proving" no one has actually had it but that is just nonsense.
There is also the possibility that we have all had it but differing symptoms. Would I want to be fine myself but give it to my granny? Absolutely not
posted on 21/5/20
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 10 minutes ago
Me and wifefrom has it. Weemanfrom likely too but no symptoms.
2 friends lost their dads. Another lost his grand mother.
Around about 15 clients of ours have died. About 600 out of 2500 clients had/have the virus.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just did the covid test in Belfast Odyssey carpark, after 48 hours of fever, headaches, sore all over, pains in abdomen and no apetite.
Am asthmatic, but have no breathing issues or cough.
Just feel like I got a hangover and good kicking.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Mine presented as difficulty catching a breath and a kind of tight sore chest. Was a bit scary.
Wifefrom lost her sense of smell which was the first indicator for us. Was surprised to hear small and taste just being recognized as symptoms in the UK recently.
posted on 21/5/20
It's posts like these and talking to people that makes me believe that the thing has been around for longer than we thought and many millions have been subjected to it with either mild-ish symptoms and put it down to a bug or something or who have had no symptoms at all.
posted on 21/5/20
A friend of Mrs Irish mother passed away from it in a nursing home.
I didnt know the woman directly myself but she is the only person that I am aware of having the virus.
That said I may have already had it with no symptoms along with Mrs and little Irish, I dont know.
posted on 21/5/20
My sister in law and nephew was tested positive with no symptoms, she is a nurse at Ninewells
My great aunt died but had other health problems
posted on 21/5/20
comment by Terry Munro (U21900)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 52 seconds ago
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 10 minutes ago
Me and wifefrom has it. Weemanfrom likely too but no symptoms.
2 friends lost their dads. Another lost his grand mother.
Around about 15 clients of ours have died. About 600 out of 2500 clients had/have the virus.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just did the covid test in Belfast Odyssey carpark, after 48 hours of fever, headaches, sore all over, pains in abdomen and no apetite.
Am asthmatic, but have no breathing issues or cough.
Just feel like I got a hangover and good kicking.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You just feel like that cos Celtic did the Nine mate
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Tainted covid.🌝
Well done bhoys, btw
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