David Bailey
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That is true, but my Wife, Daughter, Son-in-Law, Brother-in-Law Sister-in-Law, and Cousin who had Covid all report this symptom, in the exact same way, in the same sequence...
Day 1: They detect "feeling bad", run-down, and sniffles/runny nose.
Day 2: Sense of taste dramatically disappears, they develop a fever and a cough.
Day 3: This is the worst day. They are sick enough to lay on the couch and do nothing all day.
Day 4: Fever subsides, Taste returns, cough lessens, they feel good enough to wash clothing, cook, etc.
Day 5: Cough and fever disappear. They begin to feel normal, but are very fatigued.
I called and queried them closely every day. The time period and symptom sequence is consistent.
I'm happy to report my Wife is now back at work on her computer, making me money. :)
Could these mild illnesses have been the result of something else - was anyone tested for CV19? I trust they are all better now.
And yet, the loss of taste symptom was not discussed until quite recently, despite wall to eall coverage of the virus and its symptoms. Among other symptoms that have been discussed from time to time, were diorhea, vomiting,shortage of breath, headache, muscle/body aches Then there were COVID toes:
https://www.news-medical.net/health/What-are-COVID-toes.aspx
I suppose one 'symptom' of a fake pandemic is a rash of different symptoms - something for everyone.
David
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