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Yes, I first started symptoms on January 14 2021 during the late afternoon. I thought it was a cold at first since I was outside around 10/11 PM the previous day in the freezing cold. But I called out from work just in case. When I saw my entire family getting sick almost instantly, I had a feeling that it was covid. I tried to get tested but it was hard at the time to schedule a test at the time, but I made an appointment to get tested on the 20th and I got tested positive. Honestly it felt like a bad case of the cold, I never felt that my life was in any danger or anything. I just felt tired all the time for 2 weeks. During that time the whole family was sleeping for 15 hours at a time and when we were awake we did very little around the house, it was just sluggishness all around during those 2 weeks. I was more worried about laundry and how huge the pile of dirty clothes was getting and having 0 desire to do them tbh >_>

After 2 weeks everyone was feeling better and stronger. Though I was worried with how I still had a headache and I noticed that my stamina did diminished a bit but I did feel 100% after another 3 or so weeks. I'm pretty damn fortunate that no one in my family suffered badly or had any long term damage (that we can see at least) from it. Definitely got the vaccine because while it wasn't life threatening to me, I rather not go through that shit again.

And while I can't confirm this I have a funny feeling that I had covid again on December 2021, I felt slightly sick with a fever but I didn't think it was covid either but I noticed that a lot of my family were having the same illness. I got tested and the result came back negative. But one of my aunt got tested and she tested positive and she was near me when I was sick so idk what's the deal here. I heard those rapid covid tests are somewhat unreliable especially concerning the omicron varient.