My brother in law

Uncle, aunt, and cousin have all had it. All were in bed a few days and battled fatigue for about 2 weeks but thankfully nothing serious.

A brother in law, a sister in law, 2 nieces, and 1 great niece. Brother in law says this is the sickest he's ever been in his life. So far he's refused to go to a doctor and get any treatment. The rest of them are either asymptomatic or have mild symptoms.

FIL and MIL both in their late 70's. FIL has recovered and MIL is taking a little longer.

Sister, brother in law, Mother in law who is 88. All recovered.

for the people that have been around immediate family members that were positive, without catching it...… are you blood type O+? I am O+ and have been around sooooo many patients with the active virus, lots of covid pneumonia, etc. I haven't always put on my N95 mask, and always at least have a surgical mask on my face. I am curious, as I have heard, the O+ people are less likely to catch it due to the blood cells being smooth on the outer layer.
it almost seems as if there is a specific correlation between O+ and infection rates. One of our NP's family was positive and that person had a sinus infection at the same time but never showed positive or has antibodies now. The person's family all have antibodies. It's pretty crazy how they designed this virus!

I'm O positive and have been around my in laws who are also O positive. They were in direct contact (unknowingly) with family who tested positive a day after they spent hours together and are now ill. Those of us who are O positive haven't had as much as a sniffle. My BIL who said this is the sickest he's been in his life is type AB.

I am O+ and got it.

My wife is o+ and she got it, Im A- and I got it so I obviously don't think blood type matters much.

Sister and her husband just got over it

My lady had it bad for about a week in March; all the classic symptoms. Then, several more weeks of fatigue. Back to normal now. I had a sore throat for a couple days from it.

Some co-workers have had it but none of my family or friends have.

9 of the 18 people in my wife immediate family have gotten it and recovered. Her brother was the oldest at 57. Her great uncle had it twice back to back and was hospitalized but has since recovered. I do know several people who have lost a parent due to the virus but they all have been much older. One that lost a parent both her and her husband tested positive for the virus but were asymptomatic. She tested positive for nearly a month before testing negative.

Yeah, I was kinda banking on that theory, but I'm O+ and I got it last Thursday.

Some good news.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cn...cine-shots-in-less-than-three-weeks.html