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when i came down with "covid" february 2-5 2020 i discovered very quickly i had to stay very still and consciously slow my breathing

the cough made pain in my intercostal muscles around the ribs almost within half an hour, it was an unprecedented fatigue onset for a cough, i think i got up a few times in that 3 days to go to the toilet and drink water but it was mostly a case of "meditate yourself to sleep, this will pass"

nastiest flu type illness i have ever experienced in my life, and i can see how it could be deadly to someone with several of the conditions i have. good thing i've moved right the hell away from the population!
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matata 1y ago

i also got sickest ive ever been in March 20..

no cough tho, but a crazy "unknown virus" (eventho they already gave out covid diagnosis) - i was bed ridden for 3/4 weeks, and most intense were the headaches and what seemed like little, but strong strikes of pain throughout my body

but after this, only been sick w smol flu max 7 days total over 4 years (whereas i got sick like 5 times a year before)

no idea what happened there, but not complaining 😂

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ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 1y ago

yeah, there is definitely something related to pain common between what we experienced, it definitely reduces natural pain blocking

and yeah i'm not surprised you acquired some strong immunity after fighting it 3 weeks... man, that is one hell of an ordeal, and in that time your immune system probably coded up an encyclopedia of antibodies

i already rarely get flu and colds... i tend to attack it pretty hard when it starts with endless fresh oranges and lots of sleep