Covid is Real - I had it!

[Youknownothingbutyou]

17 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

Look around. Many people are catching viruses, that is true for both (vaxxed and unvaxxed). I hear every week from collegues and family members catching either flu or covid. Despite that we're half way into spring people are getting sick. Makes sense what with everything opening again and I think we need to go through it and develop antibodies.

you didnt look up the flu number by year .

 

we all see what you are doing. 

Edited April 21, 2022 by Youknownothingbutyou

[Firebird]

1 hour ago, Youknownothingbutyou said:

you didnt look up the flu number by year .

 

we all see what you are doing. 

 

I know flu numbers dropped in 2020 and 2021.

 

And I see what you're doing, you just deny there's coronavirus. You think it doesn't exist and that anyone catching it or going through it must have ''just the flu''. Well, from someone with the experience I can say it's similar but not the same as the flu. With flu I always knew I'd be fit again if I would be fever-free for two days. I also never had the kind of overall muscle weakness and lethargy with the flu that I had with corona. I wish I could say it was ''just the flu'', but it wasn't. You have to experience to know the difference. Until then it's just wild talk within a bubble.

 

 

 

Edited April 21, 2022 by Firebird

[Trufflepig]

It's real I had the covid twice, I lost my taste and smell. Now where's that retarded sheep face emoji.

[DaleP]

Just now, Trufflepig said:

It's real I had the covid twice, I lost my taste and smell. Now where's that retarded sheep face emoji.

How do you know it was covid and not a flu/cold?

Many have lost taste/smell when we had cold/flu and that's common. It happened well before covid.

[MarcusOmouse]

5 minutes ago, Firebird said:

And I see what you're doing, you just deny there's coronavirus.

 

Of course there's a coronavirus.

However, In a truly sane world ruled by sane people it wouldn't be identified as a pathogen.

It would be called for what it really  is.

A natural biological reaction to  envrionmental  toxins.

We used to call it the common  cold, for which there is obviously no cure, since the fever and mucal expulsion are the bodies own  inert biological response to the toxins within it's environment. Toxins in our food, water and electromagnetic radiation.

As the toxins within the envrionment increase, so do the symptoms.

None of this is rocket science.

[SimonTV]

49 minutes ago, Trufflepig said:

It's real I had the covid twice, I lost my taste and smell. Now where's that retarded sheep face emoji.

 

That was probably from you wearing a mask and getting PCR tested, the lost of taste and smell. 

[SimonTV]

2 hours ago, zArk said:

yet they cant get these bugs from the mouth of a 'rabid' animal?

 

 

 

Parasites certainly exist. https://parasiteecology.wordpress.com/2013/04/19/microparasite-vs-macroparasite/

[Youknownothingbutyou]

1 hour ago, Firebird said:

 

I know flu numbers dropped in 2020 and 2021.

 

And I see what you're doing, you just deny there's coronavirus. You think it doesn't exist and that anyone catching it or going through it must have ''just the flu''. Well, from someone with the experience I can say it's similar but not the same as the flu. With flu I always knew I'd be fit again if I would be fever-free for two days. I also never had the kind of overall muscle weakness and lethargy with the flu that I had with corona. I wish I could say it was ''just the flu'', but it wasn't. You have to experience to know the difference. Until then it's just wild talk within a bubble.

 

 

 

Flu as in influenza?

 

you never had it if you didnt felt sore aka disabled for a week

 

 

[Trufflepig]

27 minutes ago, SimonTV said:

 

That was probably from you wearing a mask and getting PCR tested, the lost of taste and smell. 

 

I was being a retard sorry. I've not been tested or masked so can't say if I've had the covaids. I confess that in the beginning of the bullshit that I wore my cycling buff (like a tube thing) that I would pull up over my nose from around my neck just in an attempt not to freak out grannies and get into the supermarket.

 

I didn't enjoy wearing it and after a few times thought that my own comfort was important too. Always thought masked was pointless from a physics point of view and didn't like the thing slipping from my nose, getting wet or breathing my own warm breath so ditched the silly idea.

[jedidiah]

7 hours ago, Firebird said:

 

Or a virus. I'm unvaxxed but I recently recovered from a virus, according to a test it was covid positive. I did a couple of tests over the past year out of curiosity and this was the first time it was positive. It wasn't ''just the flu'' based on my past experience with the flu. Recovery rate was different and not linear like with the flu. I know people here think the virus doesn't exist but that never made sense to me, especially when so many people in recent months are catching something. In any case, I probably have antibodies against it by now.

Perhaps those people you mention got issues from the vaxx, or maybe from a virus. You can't know unless you ask.

 

 

 

God...

[bamboozooka]

i thought when you are bunged up with a cold you lose your taste and smell

[Firebird]

2 hours ago, Youknownothingbutyou said:

Flu as in influenza?

 

you never had it if you didnt felt sore aka disabled for a week

 

 

Why are you deciding for me what I have and didn't have?

For me, flu has always been a few days of fever and when that's gone then I'm fit again. Recovery is linear, quick and predictable. From my experience it is not the same with coronavirus, which of course makes a lot of sense as it's new to our bodies and for most of us that will mean it has to fight harder and recovery is slower. I have no doubt about it, also talking with others that had it in recent months, that we had the same (omicron). We are not all ''misled'', we can tell from experience it wasn't ''the flu''. 

I was exhausted after walking the stairs. Never experienced that before in life and certainly NOT with the flu. Recovery took longer.

 

I don't know what the big deal is acknowledging that it exists. It simply does, and that's a different discussion to any jab mandates, lockdowns, curfews etc. They damage more than they solve, I believe. But pretending there's no virus and people are only getting sick from a ''redefined'' ''mild'' ''flu'' is frankly just ignorance and helps nobody.

 

I believe it's probably for the best if most people caught it. It seems that still hasn't happened (because of lockdowns and isolation). The vast majority need to develop antibodies naturally.

 

 

 

 

 

[jedidiah]

8 minutes ago, bamboozooka said:

i thought when you are bunged up with a cold you lose your taste and smell

 

Not necessarily.

 

 I had the flu a month or so ago and it was like nothing I’d had before; a real shocker.

Thought I was going to ‘ramble on’ for a while; everything that’s been mentioned here; no appetite - didn’t even want  to drink water; so achey; so tired; the loss of taste and smell; I’ve not been able to smell and taste very well before with a cold but this was something else; absolutely nada.

 

Never ever felt that bad before; and several others around me had it also (they thought it was the dreaded rona though; when I asked them, but haven’t you had the jab - or two, or three, they all looked very sheepish, but it was still the rona don’t you know ).

 

Deniers or whatever, like our friend here; bloody mental

 

Its taking a while to shake it but it is going.

[jedidiah]

30 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

Why are you deciding for me what I have and didn't have?

For me, flu has always been a few days of fever and when that's gone then I'm fit again. Recovery is linear, quick and predictable. From my experience it is not the same with coronavirus, which of course makes a lot of sense as it's new to our bodies and for most of us that will mean it has to fight harder and recovery is slower. I have no doubt about it, also talking with others that had it in recent months, that we had the same (omicron). We are not all ''misled'', we can tell from experience it wasn't ''the flu''. 

I was exhausted after walking the stairs. Never experienced that before in life and certainly NOT with the flu. Recovery took longer.

 

I don't know what the big deal is acknowledging that it exists. It simply does, and that's a different discussion to any jab mandates, lockdowns, curfews etc. They damage more than they solve, I believe. But pretending there's no virus and people are only getting sick from a ''redefined'' ''mild'' ''flu'' is frankly just ignorance and helps nobody.

 

I believe it's probably for the best if most people caught it. It seems that still hasn't happened (because of lockdowns and isolation). The vast majority need to develop antibodies naturally.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now I really wish you’d go away with your ignorance and bullshit; go away and do some goddamn research and leave us alone.

[Firebird]

1 hour ago, jedidiah said:

 

Now I really wish you’d go away with your ignorance and bullshit; go away and do some goddamn research and leave us alone.

 

You sound very angry. I don't know why. I simply share my experience. Why do you get angry if people share their experience with a disease?

[Firebird]

2 hours ago, jedidiah said:

 

Not necessarily.

 

 I had the flu a month or so ago and it was like nothing I’d had before; a real shocker.

Thought I was going to ‘ramble on’ for a while; everything that’s been mentioned here; no appetite - didn’t even want  to drink water; so achey; so tired; the loss of taste and smell; I’ve not been able to smell and taste very well before with a cold but this was something else; absolutely nada.

 

Never ever felt that bad before; and several others around me had it also (they thought it was the dreaded rona though; when I asked them, but haven’t you had the jab - or two, or three, they all looked very sheepish, but it was still the rona don’t you know ).

 

Deniers or whatever, like our friend here; bloody mental

 

Its taking a while to shake it but it is going.

 

You're just making a mockery of me. I think it's uncalled for and it's trolling. I managed it but there are other people that don't. I don't think we should mock people that aren't able to handle it very well.

[jedidiah]

Just now, Firebird said:

 

You sound very angry. I don't know why. I simply share my experience. Why do you get angry if people share their experience with a disease?

 

Not angry at all; just slightly impatient - and a tad amused at the current human condition that aligns with yours

[jedidiah]

1 minute ago, Firebird said:

 

You're just making a mockery of me. I think it's uncalled for and it's trolling. I managed it but there are other people that don't. I don't think we should mock people that aren't able to handle it very well.

 

Lol,  I wouldn’t be bothered making a mockery of someone who’s delusional, not nice.

 

What I posted was the facts ma’am, just the facts.

 

Go and research - or not; people like you are who are destroying this world - such as it is.

[Firebird]

1 hour ago, jedidiah said:

 

 

 

Go and research - or not; people like you are who are destroying this world - such as it is.

 

That's really messed up. I guess you need to vent and can't do it offline.

[zArk]

4 minutes ago, Firebird said:

 

That's really messed up. I guess you need to vent and can't do it offline.

lol @jedidiah it seems the switcherooo has proved youre the problem 

 

[peter]

7 hours ago, zArk said:

we have no immune system, no antibodies. thats a failed model

why

[jedidiah]

4 minutes ago, zArk said:

lol @jedidiah it seems the switcherooo has proved youre the problem 

 

 

Ah well, I can take it

 

Rather be ‘messed up’ than delusional

[Athenry04]

One of the things that has done my nut for like the last 30 years is people getting a cold and claiming they have the flu. Flu is very fucking deabilitating, and I think people have forgot what the fuck having the flu is actually like. Claiming they've had the flu after a heavy cold, no wonder after having actual flu they feel like this is a new virus, and they were close to death. Flu is the type of shite you may get once a decade or two, and it can be bad, people have forgotten all this with the media deception.

[sock muppet]

3 hours ago, Firebird said:

But pretending there's no virus and people are only getting sick from a ''redefined'' ''mild'' ''flu'' is frankly just ignorance and helps nobody.

 

But pretending that this covid-19 is anything other than a virus helps no one else either, first of all please understand that covid-19 only refers to the disease aspect, the virus side of things only exists in-silico as whats called sars-cov2, the sars part of the equation is, Severe acute respiratory syndrome, so in essence the disease part should be called sarsd-19 and the designation would then be an accurate definition, and there is no evidence anywhere of the viral part of the whole equation!

[Firebird]

9 hours ago, Athenry04 said:

One of the things that has done my nut for like the last 30 years is people getting a cold and claiming they have the flu. Flu is very fucking deabilitating, and I think people have forgot what the fuck having the flu is actually like. Claiming they've had the flu after a heavy cold, no wonder after having actual flu they feel like this is a new virus, and they were close to death. Flu is the type of shite you may get once a decade or two, and it can be bad, people have forgotten all this with the media deception.

 

But why are you instantly dismissing other people's experiences? Every sentence above is you making an assumption about other people. Maybe a ''heavy cold'' for you, but how does that say anything about other people? How does that devalue what others experience?

 

Things aren't getting better in society if people don't listen to each other's stories. If we just dismiss dismiss dismiss than we can expect the same in return. I think all the virus denial becomes associated with criticism of lockdowns, jab mandates etc. and that's on the virus deniers. Thanks to them, completely legit, moral and fair points of view (no jab mandates, curfews, lockdowns) are ignored because of not wanting to recognize people actually can get (very) sick from a relatively new virus.

 

 

 

Edited April 22, 2022 by Firebird