Covid 19 and the TBH community . .

[Artos]

nobody I'm aware of...still think my crew had the mild version right before nanza but were never tested.

[Pilgrim]

2 family members had it. Well, one is an in-law. Both over it and doing fine. The only symptoms the in-law had was loss of sense of smell. No fever or cough or anything else.

We’re they both tested and confirmed? I don’t think I’d get tested if I lost my sense of smell with no other symptoms.

[Roy Munson]

We’re they both tested and confirmed? I don’t think I’d get tested if I lost my sense of smell with no other symptoms.

I would expect that this thread is only for people that have a confirmed positive test.

[Pilgrim]

I would expect that this thread is only for people that have a confirmed positive test.

I agree with you, just surprised that someone would get tested with no other symptoms other than can’t smell. I dunno, that’s why I asked.

[Johnny44]

Got one recovering in ICU in New Orleans

[Mudslinger]

Niece's husbands brother in Temple just diagnosed with it.

[Shane]

Wow that’s weird.

It's actually not unusual. The media just doesn't give any air time to all the cases that don't put somebody in a hospital. The vast majority of cases are not that bad.

[Shane]

I agree with you, just surprised that someone would get tested with no other symptoms other than can’t smell. I dunno, that’s why I asked.

Person is a PA, so had to get tested to make sure.

[Pilgrim]

Person is a PA, so had to get tested to make sure.

Gotcha, thanks for answering.

[rut-ro]

It's actually not unusual. The media just doesn't give any air time to all the cases that don't put somebody in a hospital. The vast majority of cases are not that bad.

So true. Read where one guy was just tired

[Draco]

I have no sense of smell but it's because of the blood pressure meds my dr. put me on.

On another note, my friend of 47 years, Tom, has it. I called to check on him yesterday and family had to take him to the hospital. Called to day and they had moved him to a room with a lot of equipment and had him hooked up to more stuff. He didn't sound too good.

[Shane]

I have no sense of smell but it's because of the blood pressure meds my dr. put me on.

On another note, my friend of 47 years, Tom, has it. I called to check on him yesterday and family had to take him to the hospital. Called to day and they had moved him to a room with a lot of equipment and had him hooked up to more stuff. He didn't sound too good.

Hydroxychloroquine, Z-pack, and zinc.... That combination of stuff is working wonders for people who have bad cases of it. If I were Tom, I'd be asking my doc for it.

Reports from all over the world are that patients get dramatically better within 2-12 hours of the first dose. It worked like that for my daughter 3 weeks ago when she had it.

Prayers up for Tom!

[HoustonHunter]

Not a one. Large family, large work family, large customer network. Not a one.

[rut-ro]

It's actually not unusual. The media just doesn't give any air time to all the cases that don't put somebody in a hospital. The vast majority of cases are not that bad.

Are theses with symptoms like lack of smell and tiredness contagious? Or do we even know this yet ?

[bowhunter_2]

I have a cousin who is HPD. He contracted at work and spread to his wife and kids. All doing okay so far.