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Avoiding early COVID is supposed to help put you in the clear for the worst long COVID now, according to theory. But still. -- nm
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by
con_carne
Tested this morning. Still a virgin -- nm
Posted by
oblique (aka kkuphal)
Jul 26 '22, 13:17
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Me too and me too. So of course I'm checking my COVID news with satisfied abandon. Heh. -- nm
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con_carne
Jul 26, 13:20
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Do we really think we avoided it completely? Like maybe we did have it and no symptoms or very mild ones. -- nm
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St. Epiphany
Jul 26, 13:24
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I wouldn't have known I had it had I not tested. -- nm
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JaxSean
Jul 26, 13:29
The symptoms are what make bad COVID develop, according to theory. Bad symptoms, bad long COVID. No symptoms, long COVID has much less chance to develop. -- nm*
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con_carne
Jul 26, 13:29
Yea this is what I think as well. Ive never tested + either. But I just feel like I must have had it and never knew it.
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Jovian
Jul 26, 13:27
For that to be true it would have to be truly asymptomatic AND asymptomatic in at least one other person (my wife) who likely would have gotten it
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oblique
Jul 26, 13:26
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