Second time. First time ten days, back to normal.
THIS time, it's been a month, and still weak as a cat and no effort to be winded.

I had it bad, very close to going to the hospital. Did what JJ4MEL did. I worked outside as much as I could, sometimes less than an hour then had to sit down for an hour, then repeat. 4 weeks total kick in the nads. The war department had us both on a concoction of vitamins the entire time. I'm convinced that my CPAP got me through the event.

Fatigue for 2 days then lost taste and smell for almost 3 weeks. No other symptoms. Both rounds of the Pfizer vaccine kicked my butt worse than Covid. At this point, I think I know more people that have had Covid than haven't.

had a headache and a little congestion, no fever, was a little tired the first 3 days and had a cough one night but was the worst was pretty much over by the time I got a test. Was pretty much completely over it by day 7. Never lost appetite or sense of taste and smell. Only weird symptom I had was it felt like someone was poking me in the left side of my throat for a day or two. Frankly just felt like a cold that lingered on. I took DayQuil and nyquil to knock out that mild headache and just mildly feeling bad.

For all you guys with mild symptoms, what made you decide to get tested?

Uh oh.

I was scared

I get it, and the question wasn't posed to stir the pot. There's been times when I thought I might have it. I just decided to wait and see. It was all short lived and dismissed as allergies.

Uh oh.

I havent had it, but have had some family members get sick. We were unsure if just a head cold and congestion or maybe something worse, told them to get tested for peace of mind. They got tested and both were negative, but you could tell there was a huge sense of relief for them and other family members.

I got tested for a couple reasons, I feel like it’s a cold, and I’m around lots of kids. Events.
Don’t want to be the spreader

We had a group up for thanksgiving one of the young girls was a nurse. she went home and before they let her back to the hospital. she had to take the test she tested positive. My son who had them up just had first grandchild who was three weeks old. We were unsure what would be the effect on the young baby so we all got test out of caution and we all were positive

Didn't want to have it and spread it to people at work.

I had it bad and it kept getting worse every day for 2 weeks. Then I spend 10 days in the ICU. If yours is not a mild case, then I would suggest that you get a pulse oximeter to keep track of your oxygen levels. Mine kept going down and at a certain point my doctor told me to go to the emergency room.

I was taking vitamins C,D,Zinc earlier in the pandemic and should have continued, but I let it slide. When I got sick I should have started up again but I didn't think about it.

I’ve got it right now. I got sick as soon as I got back from alaska, a week ago. I’ve just been taking 4000mg of EmergenC everyday, DayQuil/NyQuil and I doubled up on my men’s oneaday…