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Not sure how Covid plays out though pushing it - seems a bit rough on the body while it's trying to counter the crap vs sleep? Then again... maybe sweating it out, working the yard has it's perks? @TOGIE . Regardless, hope you feel better sooner than later.
I think you’re doing it right. I laid on my fatass for two weeks and got pneumonia. If I get it again I’m definitely going to be more active. Get better!Thank you.
No I don’t think I’m doing my body any favors in continuing to work in the yard. I’m sure I’m even prolonging getting over it.
But, the yard must get done! If only there was more time.
I hope you’re right. I ended up with it during the second surge, so Christmas 2020 - was still feeling it in September during archery elk.My symptoms subsided on day 4, which was Wednesday, though I am still having this persistent cough even today. I guess that will linger a while.
Anyway, I thought I would start my regular fitness routine again today. Did some moderate strength training and then did a 4 mile run. The run was a lot tougher than it was before Covid, but I got through it. Definitively not at my normal pace though and I run typically 3-5 miles a day.
Really glad I got Covid this time of year, with plenty of time to fully recover, and not in October. I don't think I would be able to climb the mountains yet if this was October already.
Ugh, that’s rough!I hope you’re right. I ended up with it during the second surge, so Christmas 2020 - was still feeling it in September during archery elk.
It's interesting how wildly variable people's individual reactions to this bug are. I also get the impression a person's reaction can vary significantly from one exposure to the next.I hope you’re right. I ended up with it during the second surge, so Christmas 2020 - was still feeling it in September during archery elk.
Be sure to monitor pulse/oxygen Marv.Well shit
Have been working on a deck project for the last week and while doing so on Friday I just started to feel “off.
Started off just thirsty as all hell but by noon I was exhausted and was starting to feel achy all over.
Tried some Tylenol and went to go to sleep super early (like 730pm) but by midnight I was so uncomfortable I ended out on the couch for the rest of the night; still guzzling water and feeling like I’d been put in the dryer with a bowling ball, every single joint in my body ached to the point of near tears.
Yesterday continued the process of feeling just beat up, no appetite, very slight running nose but no cough, nor congestion, and barely a fever (99.5).
The Mrs reminded me that we had got a 5-pack of Rona tests in the mail awhile back so I thought wth, give it a shot. I’d been tested about 5-6 times prior over the last two years and always negative so I was really thinking a flu bug. Took the test and the results were supposed to be “readable” in 15 minutes…mine didn’t even take FIVE with a big fat ass POSITIVE!. So here we go…
I did notice on the package that it claims a 99+% for negative results but only an 86% for positives (primarily false positives) so my plan is to try it again come Monday.
Just took my temp again, still 99.5 but living on water + Tylenol at the moment. Thank god no chest congestion but I’ve never ached like this in my life. Hope the Mrs doesn’t get it, and mine is long gone by Hawaii next month!
Good medicine right there. Feel better soon. Water (liquids) and rest.Hope the Mrs doesn’t get it, and mine is long gone by Hawaii next month!
Good medicine right there. Feel better soon. Water (liquids) and rest.
Friend sent this out after her bout with Covid. Figure worth sharing:
Popped a positive Tuesday night. Slightly sore throat started Monday morning. By dinner on Monday was getting aches, chills, and fatigue.
Tuesday night aches and chills were gone Turned into lingering sore throat, runny nose, cough, and general fatigue.
Taste is down about 50% as of this morning. Still runny nose, cough, some phlegm, and some fatigue.
Already took the week off work tho, so landscaping the yard has not stopped. Spreading compost today.
Miserable in the heat of the sun. Have to take frequent breaks. Hard to stay hydrated.
Good for you @TOGIEI tried to continue on with my deck project yesterday (Covid day 3) but only lasted about two hours…weak as a kitten! Other symptoms are fading away quickly however, have the five-day retest tomorrow.
it does help being 30 years old too.
So yer sayin that 63 may be working against me?![]()

...ugh, get past it Marv.So timeline now looks like:
6/29 Wed; likely day I was exposed
7/1 Fri; first day of symptoms
7/2 Sat; positive antigen test
7/6 Wed; second positive antigen test