I never had it, thank God, and pray I never do.

nope, never had it either. Can't believe too it has been 5 years since the start of Covid.

Twice. I’ve been working in healthcare for over 5 years and never got it from there ironically enough. I contracted it the first time at a music gig as rules were a lot more relaxed and the second time from my dad.

Yep…I’d had the jab…so I felt as if I had a cold..stupid cough..lasted a week.. then all well again

Once, caught it on the MH u it I was in for 6 weeks of tx fjr my anorexia back in 03.

Entire unit was on lock down.

I had to switch rooms to one with a fellow patient who also had it.

Had only really sick for a day and a half, and thank God it didn'ttrigger my asthma but initally they were concerned that my bl**d pressure went sky high...

We were t allowed put of pur rooms, had to have groups virtually which we all hated, and ate still supervised.

Very difficult to complete the huge meals while not feeling like venting at all..but no choice.

It was just a few days before my my d/c so I had to wait a couple extra days before going " home"...

My poor roommate had it bad...I didnt even have a fever although I felt like I did...Grateful it wasn't that bad...

Have had it a few times and I ended up in the hospital.

Twice. I'm in the high risk category being a senior citizen and a diabetic, but honestly it was no worse than the average flu. The only difference was I lost my sense of smell for around two weeks.

Yes just once. Felt as if I had a cold..had a stupid annoying cough as well..

Never

Yep. A couple times, I'm 'vaxxed' too, although that was more or less against my will. Funny thing is I got covid AFTER my vaccine. In any case, Covid wasn't bad by any means, it was more or less just flu-like symptoms. I was fine after a week both times.

When we look back it was absolutely mad the way we had to isolate. I am very thankful that I haven't had it.

No. I have the lung disease sarcoidosis so I had the injections and had a bad reaction each time so I declined the booster.