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Yup. Just gotta roll with it. Hell I got Hashimotos, Lyme(you never get rid of it no matter what docs say) and now low testosterone. Which ill be starting trt soon enough. Oh and on top of that lymphocytes, monocytes, and WBC all flirting with top of range ever since....I got vaxxd. Is what it is my friend. Keep on keepin on!

I just had a blood count done this week. My platelet count is 122k

Down from as high as almost 300k a 15 months ago. Of course I’ve had steady labs nearly monthly and have watched it drop about 10-15K every lab.
So mine is doing the opposite of thrombocytopenia so to speak.

But I will wait for Hawkeye, Alwx Jones, Happy Camper or VictorTx or the other esteemed medical experts from Dr Mercola network to explain why it’s the opposite of what the “clot shot” does

I hit 660,000 before the doc decided to do something about it. The way I hear it, some people can live with 660,000. Others start clotting up. I threw a clot so he hooked me up with some stuff to knock it back down.

You gotta walk a fine line when taking Hydroxyurea however, It lowers your platelet count. But it can also whack your white blood cell count and inhibits T-cell production.

But,...it's a "pick your poison" situation at this point,...and once you start throwin' clots you're living pretty dangerously. So I chose to go the Hydroxyurea route.

WHY ?????

Amen! We live in the safest time in the history of humanity!

I got the vax when it first came out - work for the school system and wanted the students back in the classroom.

A week ago started with a mild headache and sore throat (Sinus infection??) got worse but no real other symptoms.

Positive test, quarantined for 10 days (after exposure - 5 days after symptoms) NOW the story has changed (yet again) because I'm vax'd not boosted,
So After the Vax, after the COVID now they say I should get boosted to further protect me?????

Seems I've had it, I should be immune?

I'd describe it as a bad head cold with mild flu symptoms. I've had the flu that was way worse than this. Just checked and no huge cankers on my junk, so really not a big deal

We need to stop calling it Covid. There are now 21 "covid variants". After 2 yrs. it is not the original when it is 21 cousins down the genetics line. There is no doubt the hospitals want to keep the " covid "numbers up. My wife works in a clinic. She checks in at least 50 people per day, she is right in front of them , sneezing and coughing on her is a daily thing. We are pretty sure we had it in Nov. 2019. Then we know we had it in Dec. 2020, and the wife tested positive 2 weeks ago. However, 2 weeks ago ,it was nothing more than a cold, nothing more , nothing less. We think she has been exposed over 100 times, therefore so have I .Each time we had it, it was much different. The first time seems like Bronchidus (sp), the second time my eyes hurt,I needed to take a dump about 6 times that day and could not taste much . It lasted a day, hers lasted a week, but I am in much better physical shape than she is. The last time I seemed to get it too, but I was a bit short on breath for a few days and that was it. Another story of how hospitals want to keep covid in the conversation. My brother's knee hurt so bad he went to emergency room. He could hardly walk or stand the pain. What do they do? They want to test him for Covid. He is like WHAT?? Screw Covid. Sure enough, he was positive for Covid . He said he never would have known he had covid . They just dont want this covid to end.

That must be #22,....the "blind, schittin" Covid.

They are a mood killer.

Quick recovery wishes for you. I hope you are taking high doses of C, too.

Got my positive test result yesterday, feels like a mild flu but the doc ain't messing around. Ivermectin, Prednisone, Azithromycin, and he's trying to get me scheduled for monoclonal antibodies.

Well, sonuvabitch, that explains a lot.

Old lady brought it home here from a work trip to AZ.

Came home Thursday, a little tired and feeling "off". We decided to isolate from each other since I'm the only contact my mother with lung cancer has, and I see her regularly.

Wife and I in separate rooms, opposite side of the house. Ten percent bleach solution on anything either of us touched. Never in same room at same time.

She was feeling crappy for a couple days. Congestion, very tired, sore throat. Saturday she popped positive. Started her on the ivermectin / c / d / zinc / aspirin regimen. She's not vaxed. Day 1 was a bit rough for her, slept all day. Day two on the 'mectin, she was feeling better, and improved all the way through day 5. Day 6 (no ivermectin) she felt a little crappier, but here at day 8 or so, she's doing just fine. Not 100%, but doing good.

I felt fine, but tested on Tuesday prior to a trip to see mom. Home test gave faintest hint of a hit, so I went to testing place. Negative.

Decided not to visit mom, but rather made a grocery and prescription run for her, sanitized the hell out of everything, and left it at her door.

Wednesday at work, was overcome with a brain fog that was just incredible. The simplest of tasks (responding to emails, generating contracts, etc.) seemed to take immense effort. Chalked it up to emotional exhaustion from situation with mom, dealing with docs all day Tuesday, and looking for a new house to move her in with us, and not sleeping well.

Thursday a.m. home tested again as I had to pick up mom for an appointment that afternoon. I couldn't have felt much better than I did. A good night's sleep had me refreshed and mentally sharp again.

Hard, dark line positive on home test. Went to get tested, also positive. Glad I tested because I felt fine. Even a mild case of covid would likely be a death sentence for my poor mother at this point (lung cancer and COPD).

Took 2 days of the ivermectin course for me, but saving rest for mom just in case. Need to order some more.

Old lady is un-vaxed. I got the 2nd clot shot 8 months ago (back when it was "95% effective in prevention") and I was worried about bringing something to mom. Protecting her was more important than what it might do to me. What a fuggin' joke this "vaccine" was and is, how glaringly obvious it is now, and how they keep pushing the garbage. I've taken my last clot shot needle, and old lady steadfastly refuses.

I fared a bit better than the W, but it wasn't much of a thing for either one of us. No fevers, slight congestion, tiredness, and sore throat for her.

I've had mild colds which put me down harder than this did. Who's to say what happens next time we catch the Wuhan crud? But this time a big nothing burger.

Read some crap today about "super-immunity", in other words, vaxed and natural immunity from infection combined. Lol. And the article goes on to state you should "still get your booster at first opportunity to protect against severe disease and to help make you less contagious and protect others". Fuggin' idiots have been talking in circles and running the rationalization hamster to death so long they can't hear what they're spewing.

I took an at-home test to know whether to quarantine or not, positive. Went to the Dr a couple days later for an official test, same positive. Good thing is now for 90 days I don’t have to do their dog and pony show of getting tested weekly. Sucks but I work for state govt and our Governor is a schithead liberal

Yes sir - lots of C in addition to the D and Zinc. This is day 3 and I feel almost 100%...

Last Thursday night started having symptoms of a cough caused by drainage in the back of my throat along with a minor fever. Symptoms persisted thru the weekend but remained like a minor cold. Wife was concerned so got tested on Monday. Sure enough, came back positive. Was told to isolate for 5 days and then wear a mask for 5 days when I go out in public.

Yesterday the wife came down the same symptoms, so pretty sure she has it now too. Like I said, it's been like a minor cold for both of us.
Both of us were moderna vaxed last spring. No boaster follow up and don't plan too.

So does anyone not have COVID right now?

I don’t … haven’t had it as far as I know (never been tested) but a couple months ago I had a runny nose for a day….

It's virtually harmless to your grandchildren.