Sorry. Covid is real. I didn’t mean to imply it isn’t. And I have a full bottle of Tollovid ready to go. I know several people who does from it in the beginning. Everyone around here is 1 or 2 degrees separated from someone who died. But that was in the first year to 18 months.
I live in Fairfield County, CT. Right outside of Westchester, NY. The outbreak started in Westchester. New Rochelle, NY to be exact. My wife and I both work there (I am a consultant so I don’t go too often). Over 50% of people around here got Covid in the first year. Then everyone else caught it the next year. And many people caught it for the 2nd time. Now, everyone around here has had it at least once. The majority twice (my whole family tested positive twice). And many people here have had it 3 times. The vaccination rate here is also very high 90%+. So when people around here catch Covid now, it doesn’t really knock you out. My second time around with Covid was very mild. I was out for about 2 days. Compared to my first time. I was out for a month. If I catch it again, I expect to be asymptomatic. Covid does mutate. But many parts stay the same. Your body remembers parts of the virus. And mounts a better defense each time. Along with vaccine showing which part to react to. You pull through okay.
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