Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire My 11 year old nephew has Covid

5 yrold Grandson got the vid and no one even knew until he got tested a few weeks ago. Negative on the vid but off the charts on the antibody test. His Mother my daughter also. Doesn't even remember getting sick other than allergies over the summer.

It's funny how people don't get sick anymore, every illness is now said to be Covid.

MEEEEEOW!

Bump for any children that may have the sniffles this week.

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No.

If that were true they’d all be dead.

Follow the science.

Covid positive is an automatic report to Pennsylvania Department of Health. Then you get a call from them very quickly telling you to quarantine until some date they choose. I was instructed to call every day of quarantine to basically state we weren't out and about. If I didn't call, I got a call. At least thats how it was in November, 2020.

What did they say when you told them to suck your dick?

Because the first thing people do when they are sick now is get COVID test, and since it's 80% likely to give a false positive, whatever they had is registered as a COVID case.

It was a guy who called me and, judging by his lisp and voice, I think he probably would have offered to meet me somewhere. I did my grocery shopping at a 24-hour store at 2 a.m. and that was all the suck I could stand. Getting out of quarantine was one of the best days of my life.

I have a buddy that had to travel for work. The day before he got on the plane to return home he got a COVTARD test.

Got the text when he landed. POSITIVE!

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14 days off.

We got a longer quarantine because they took the time my son was expected to be contagious then added the time they expected the rest of us to be contagious if we got it late. If one member of your household tests positive for covid the rest of your family is automatically assumed to be positive. My wife was sick for four days and doctor assumed covid with no test. That was probably valid considering a mother (or father) can't isolate from her 2 year-old child. My 9 year-old never had symptoms of covid but got some post-covid syndrome stuff about a month later so we knew he had it. I never had symptoms and I got a home covid test through work that came back negative. Both my wife and I worked from home so we at least didn't have our jobs affected. As much as it sucked it could have been worse.

One effect of that experience was that I had no trepidation about getting the vaccine once it was available. I'd rather be dead than feel like a prisoner in my own home ever again.

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Sounds like they trained you well. You should be proud.