FabSwingers.com forum: Who had it BAD?

By *airyGodmother OP Woman
over a year ago

Huddersfield

I'm just curious, as I see most people say they had covid and felt rough for a few days, or maybe even stuck in bed for a couple of days or weeks.

I don't tend to see people say they were in a really bad way - and of course, statistically, that makes sense because the majority will only have mild symptoms.

I nearly died when I had it, ICU and all that. And this was before vaccines were available, before anyone tries to tell me I was poisoned.

And if it ever comes up in conversation, people are always surprised to hear that. It's like there's a disconnect between what we were seeing and hearing back in 2020, and the real world.

And even then, they generally can't grasp that covid is the reason I now have breathing problems (never an issue before), still can't taste or smell properly and thus have a very limited diet, the exhaustion, the confusion, the fact I hardly go out...

Does this resonate with anyone?

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By *igNick1381Man
over a year ago

BRIDGEND

It hits different people in vastly different ways, even seemingly illogically so (someone you may expect to be hit hard just has a bad cough for a day or 2, someone who is normally a picture of health is hit like a ton of bricks)

Someone I know got hit particularly hard (fully vaccinated and boosted) and said she'd rather go through chemo again than have covid

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By *igNick1381Man
over a year ago

BRIDGEND

Also I know people who've had it more than once and have had different experiences different time's

It's a fucking weird disease

I'm hoping that you'll fully recover at some point, all the best

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By *airyGodmother OP Woman
over a year ago

Huddersfield

"Also I know people who've had it more than once and have had different experiences different time's

It's a fucking weird disease

I'm hoping that you'll fully recover at some point, all the best "

Yeah I had it again recently, had a couple of days that I honestly don't remember much of and then was pretty much back to my normal level of rubbish!

Thanks very much

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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago

Not all that North of North London

I didn't have it that bad, I was wiped out for 10 days literally sleeping 14 hours a day and no energy to even are a drink.

I'd ran a marathon a week before testing positive, 2 weeks after testing negative I was struggling to walk 5km. And it took me another 2 months to feel physically normal after that.

And that was double vaccinated, fitter than average and only comorbity of asthma.

It was definitely not just the flu abd I dread to think how ill I may have been unvaccinated

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By *iss LovelyWoman
over a year ago

Here and There

I was really poorly. Ambulance to hospital. It was terrifying, I’ve never felt so ill in my whole life. Took me months to recover.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago

all loved up

I had it back before the vaccines. I'm rarely ill but this had me in hospital and since I've had reoccurring palpitations and never been quite right since. I spent the 26 days really ill and 3 months to feel okayish.

Had it again recently and such a different experience. Still off my feet for 48hours but recovery was much quicker

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had it before vaccines

I was very ill. Pain like id never felt, couldn't breathe properly, couldn't eat. I was very ill for 3 weeks. Then very weak for a long time. Im still not right. Im left with fatigue, weakness, pain, brain fog.

Im lucky i avoided the hospital, because there were times i probably should have gone when breathing hurt and i could barely take a breath

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Had it pretty mild, bit of a anticlimax after all the doom mongers. But the after affects of the vaccine were terrible, couldn’t breath, temperature,nearly had to get an ambulance, though right as rain the next day. Strange.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Two months off work, coughing up blood, suspected heart attack, blue lighted in twice, 4 cat scans MRI multiple X rays.. suspected bleed on brain and in lungs... Wiped out... Months to get back to 80 percent of what I was... It's shit, I hope none of you ever get it x

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By *nowknightMan
over a year ago

BRADFORD

"I'm just curious, as I see most people say they had covid and felt rough for a few days, or maybe even stuck in bed for a couple of days or weeks.

You were lucky as ICU my partner/wife was not. But (jokes aside) I can not get it due to rare blood type missing Genes however due to what happened in 2020 and also that I translate for The Lancet German into English, it sounds you have been badly hit.

One translation I did for a specialist in Switzerland was in regard of long term problems in relationship to breathing and the effects of Cov19 on the sensory body parts ( tongue / nose ). In short they have recognised that they are long term effects, but it varies from each patient especially those who spent time in ICU's.

I don't tend to see people say they were in a really bad way - and of course, statistically, that makes sense because the majority will only have mild symptoms.

I nearly died when I had it, ICU and all that. And this was before vaccines were available, before anyone tries to tell me I was poisoned.

And if it ever comes up in conversation, people are always surprised to hear that. It's like there's a disconnect between what we were seeing and hearing back in 2020, and the real world.

Does this resonate with anyone? "

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By *astmale123Man
over a year ago

Parkhead Glasgow

Relatively mild case, two weeks on bed, oddly left hand stopped working for about a month and would say it took me about 3 months to get back to a normal level of activity, still cant walk far and get tired midday

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Really sorry to hear how much some have suffered and count ourselves lucky that we had three day in bed followed by (and still have) awful fatigue and strange aches and pains. It’s a nasty disease and took my mother in law…hate what it’s done to all of us…shouldn’t be downplayed or forgotten

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By *airyGodmother OP Woman
over a year ago

Huddersfield

"Had it pretty mild, bit of a anticlimax after all the doom mongers. But the after affects of the vaccine were terrible, couldn’t breath, temperature,nearly had to get an ambulance, though right as rain the next day. Strange."

I've had unpleasant reactions to the vaccines but not quite that bad! Each time, it's worse... but literally for 1 day. Weird huh

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By *airyGodmother OP Woman
over a year ago

Huddersfield

"You were lucky as ICU my partner/wife was not. But (jokes aside) I can not get it due to rare blood type missing Genes however due to what happened in 2020 and also that I translate for The Lancet German into English, it sounds you have been badly hit.

I'm very sorry for your loss!

Sensory issues, oh yes ... I hear things, but docs just look at me like I'm losing the plot.

Interesting re: the impact on people who had it bad. I know a lot of people, from support groups and such, that had a very mild infection but developed all sorts of long term issues. There seems to be no rhyme or reason to it

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By *elloIntrigueMan
over a year ago

North West UK

My experience of covid came 2 months before the vaccines and it completely wiped me out for two weeks. I've never felt as ill before or since - struggled breathing at times, slept all sorts of hours, couldn't taste anything so didn't want to eat even though I'd try to, I lost a stone and a half in weight and was coughing and spluttering throughout. My brother contracted it at the same time and was sadly gone in 9 days.

After what happened to him I was in fear and did my best not to sleep which probably hampered my recovery.

It took me months to feel right and I will be honest I need to work harder mentally now as I don't feel I'm quite as sharp as I was - still left with the brain fog at times.

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By *ornyinmancMan
over a year ago

salford

Had headache and was tired for 2 days. Felt fine after that. Tbh iv had worse hangovers than my covid experience. Unjabbed

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have it atm, tested positive on Tuesday, Wednesday morning felt like I was hit by a bus, heart beating crazy, headache, coughing up phlegm, weakness, not a few hours later I'd feel great then it will go back to feeling like crap again, it's been like this since Tuesday see sawing between good and bad, does anybody know when this will stop?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I know of a lady who is on life support with covid at the minute, she has breast cancer and attended a local concert despite being advised not to go, it seems the latest variants are still severe on people with underlying health conditions..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I got it after a cruise in March 2020 probably from the guy we had back in our cabin for some fun lol.

We were repatriated from Lisbon where the cruise terminated to Brazil.

Because of internal flight cancellations we had to hire a car to drive the 1100km back to our daughter's house where our car was.

We arrived on a Sunday evening and I felt very fatigued which I thought was from the Journey.

I spent the next 11 days in bed and lost 6 kilos. I felt like I was going to die but refused to go into a Brazilian hospital as it was 50/50 whether people survived at that time.

I survived on paracetamol, cups of tea and yoghurts with fruit in. I couldn't stand the smell of anything else especially garlic.

I mostly remember the sweating and fever hallucinations. I vomited every time I entered a bathroom and what I produced was mostly orange for some reason. When the fevers subsided the breathing difficulties then started but, being asthmatic, I took more than usual doses of my steroid inhaler which seemed to help.

Thankfully I made a full recovery fairly quickly after.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I ended up in hospital when ambulances had capacity...as I had also started coughing up blood felt like I was going to die... worst strangest illness I have ever had.... xrays showed I had blood clots on my lungs... never lost taste or smell or appetite though. Lost 2 family members from it too...

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By *iger4uWoman
over a year ago

In my happy place

Avoided covid, or was asymptomatic.

And currently unwell with a head cold.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

"I got it after a cruise in March 2020 probably from the guy we had back in our cabin for some fun lol.

We were repatriated from Lisbon where the cruise terminated to Brazil.

Because of internal flight cancellations we had to hire a car to drive the 1100km back to our daughter's house where our car was.

We arrived on a Sunday evening and I felt very fatigued which I thought was from the Journey.

I spent the next 11 days in bed and lost 6 kilos. I felt like I was going to die but refused to go into a Brazilian hospital as it was 50/50 whether people survived at that time.

I survived on paracetamol, cups of tea and yoghurts with fruit in. I couldn't stand the smell of anything else especially garlic.

Thankfully I made a full recovery fairly quickly after."

Similar symptoms here plus a few other nasty bit's

21 days in bed

Hardly able to stand let alone walk unable to eat more than a mouthful of dry toast, whole nervous system was shot with uncontrollable shake's, breathing issues hallucinating, insomnia pain in every organ and muscle.

Through sheer stubbornness I refused to go into Hospital at the time when people where dying in their hundreds daily.

Two years on I regret not going in on a ventilator as it's fucked me up.

Doctors don't give a crap or listen.

I now have terrible tinnitus and struggle with physical exertion.

Asthmatic, diabetic and high blood pressure I would have hoped that they would have offered better if any aftercare.

Twice during my time with COVID I thought that it was the end.

I've had some pretty bad illness in my life but never anything that affected almost every part of my body in such a way.

I wish I was one of those lucky people who got it mild.

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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere

I know loads of people who have had it but none had it bad. Personally I felt shit for 4/5 days, slept loads, lost taste and smell but got over it quickly with no lasting sides effects. Thankfully. Not vaxed.

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By *ab FunstersCouple
over a year ago

Midlands

My husband collapsed at home and was taken to hospital. He nearly died, three days after he came back out of hospital my Dad had to go in, 4 days later he died.

I work in a School and still had to look after vulnerable students..i caught it and so did our son. I was my Dads only carer as my Mum had died 12 weeks earlier..unknowingly i passed it to my Dad..you cannot imagine the guilt I feel.

So, for any knobheads out there that still think its been nothing much or its not real...seriously don't be so dumb..

Rant over..

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By *ySweetLadyWoman
over a year ago

London

Covid killed an otherwise healthy uncle of mine (it hit him like a truck) and almost killed one of my cousins (a healthy 40yo married with two young kids who was in ICU for a long time).

Covid hardly affected my father-in-law (he found out he had it when at hospital for a fall) who had a myriad of chronic conditions and was taking a fair amounts of pills every day.

You never know how it is going to affect you until you have it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had it pre vaccination ..wasn't too bad but now experience long COVID.

Wheeze... Coughing..sinuses blocked.

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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago

Newcastle

3 months solid September October November and December before it's was announced in 2019 I don't get I'll with flu like symptoms very often I can pass three to four years without getting the full blown everything at once my immune system is strong because I eat and put unexpectedly goodness in me and train occasionally for circulation and mass, strength

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"My husband collapsed at home and was taken to hospital. He nearly died, three days after he came back out of hospital my Dad had to go in, 4 days later he died.

So, for any knobheads out there that still think its been nothing much or its not real...seriously don't be so dumb..

Rant over.."

I worked through it and saw people die ,it was horrible ,I caught covid myself recently and only lost my taste .Its hard protecting vulnerable,as I had too look after my parents who were shielding.Was a awful time for people having too work ,who couldn't work from home .

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By *iger4uWoman
over a year ago

In my happy place

"I got it after a cruise in March 2020 probably from the guy we had back in our cabin for some fun lol.

We were repatriated from Lisbon where the cruise terminated to Brazil.

Because of internal flight cancellations we had to hire a car to drive the 1100km back to our daughter's house where our car was.

We arrived on a Sunday evening and I felt very fatigued which I thought was from the Journey.

I spent the next 11 days in bed and lost 6 kilos. I felt like I was going to die but refused to go into a Brazilian hospital as it was 50/50 whether people survived at that time.

I survived on paracetamol, cups of tea and yoghurts with fruit in. I couldn't stand the smell of anything else especially garlic.

Thankfully I made a full recovery fairly quickly after.

Similar symptoms here plus a few other nasty bit's

21 days in bed

Through sheer stubbornness I refused to go into Hospital at the time when people where dying in their hundreds daily.

Two years on I regret not going in on a ventilator as it's fucked me up.

Doctors don't give a crap or listen.

I now have terrible tinnitus and struggle with physical exertion.

Asthmatic, diabetic and high blood pressure I would have hoped that they would have offered better if any aftercare.

Twice during my time with COVID I thought that it was the end.

I've had some pretty bad illness in my life but never anything that affected almost every part of my body in such a way.

I wish I was one of those lucky people who got it mild.

Echinacea tincture can be good to strengthen your immune system. It may help.

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By *estivalMan
over a year ago

borehamwood

Had it while in hospital for something unrelated, wouldnt of known i had it if the hospital hadnt of tested me for it, was in icu for 17 days with the ilness that i had so covid was the least of my worries

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I wasn’t in a bad way initially! But long covid knocked me off my feet for 6 months and also led to a six month long period!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Pre vaccine.. never been so I’ll or scared .. couldn’t breath ..sleep .. pain everywhere .. ambulance came out twice refused to take me in .. ended up 6 weeks later .. nearly a stone heavier over night .. then rushed in to be told fluid on lungs ..stage 4 heart failure.. all caused by covid .. has changed my life .. had to take early retirement.. wow what a whirlwind these past couple of years have been ..xx

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By *mmmMaybeCouple
over a year ago

West Wales

Brother in law got it really bad, fit & healthy fifty nine year old. He almost died, multiple organ failures & a bleed on the brain while in ICU. He was in an induced coma for a couple of months & they’d done the “Its not looking good” chat.

He had to relearn how to walk & talk once he was out & will not work again.

For comparison I got it, two days of not being able to lift my head off the pillow another week of feeling rough enough to not work then it was gone.

Just a weird illness altogether.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Iv had covid several times and didn't feel too bad at all. 2 very close friends however weren't so lucky. One in his 60's was very ill and on an incubator, he was in hospital for 6 months and nearly 2 years on still struggling.

A friend who was a healthy 40 year old was very sick too and in hospital with it, she now has long covid and functions at about 40% compared to before covid.

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By *otlovefun42Couple
over a year ago

Costa Blanca Spain...

When I (Mr) had Covid back in January it wasn't that bad at all. A bit of fever and a dull headache for a couple of days.

However a few weeks ago I picked up something which knocked me sideways for a week.

Cold or Flu I'm not sure but the fever and sweating was much worse than Covid and I finished up with a kidney infection that was pretty bad.

Had 3 Covid tests but all were negative.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Out of interest who had it bad in 2022? The Wuhan strain was a bastard but this one seems to be pretty tame (more virulent though)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"When I (Mr) had Covid back in January it wasn't that bad at all. A bit of fever and a dull headache for a couple of days.

However a few weeks ago I picked up something which knocked me sideways for a week.

Cold or Flu I'm not sure but the fever and sweating was much worse than Covid and I finished up with a kidney infection that was pretty bad.

Had 3 Covid tests but all were negative."

Sounds bacterial! Did they get to the bottom of it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"When I (Mr) had Covid back in January it wasn't that bad at all. A bit of fever and a dull headache for a couple of days.

However a few weeks ago I picked up something which knocked me sideways for a week.

Cold or Flu I'm not sure but the fever and sweating was much worse than Covid and I finished up with a kidney infection that was pretty bad.

Had 3 Covid tests but all were negative."

Did they not take bloods to grow a culture? It’s almost certainly bacterial. If they just gave you covid tests then it’s laziness or ignorance on behalf of the doctor. I personally think most GPs and the like at that level are pretty useless for anything that isn’t mundane. And I do have some qualifications to back that up (or at least I’ve named two drugs)

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By *otlovefun42Couple
over a year ago

Costa Blanca Spain...

"When I (Mr) had Covid back in January it wasn't that bad at all. A bit of fever and a dull headache for a couple of days.

However a few weeks ago I picked up something which knocked me sideways for a week.

Cold or Flu I'm not sure but the fever and sweating was much worse than Covid and I finished up with a kidney infection that was pretty bad.

Had 3 Covid tests but all were negative.

We actually run a Covid test centre in Germany so were able to do our own tests, and we have a stock of test kits here in Spain

I'm not one for rushing to the doctor every time I have a sniffle but eventually I did go.

He did a urine test and ultrasound and yes he did say it was a bacterial kidney infection. But I think that was a left over from whatever I'd had originally.

A course of antibiotics eventually cleared it up. But I was really shit for a week.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"When I (Mr) had Covid back in January it wasn't that bad at all. A bit of fever and a dull headache for a couple of days.

However a few weeks ago I picked up something which knocked me sideways for a week.

Cold or Flu I'm not sure but the fever and sweating was much worse than Covid and I finished up with a kidney infection that was pretty bad.

Had 3 Covid tests but all were negative.

We actually run a Covid test centre in Germany so were able to do our own tests, and we have a stock of test kits here in Spain

I'm not one for rushing to the doctor every time I have a sniffle but eventually I did go.

He did a urine test and ultrasound and yes he did say it was a bacterial kidney infection. But I think that was a left over from whatever I'd had originally.

A course of antibiotics eventually cleared it up. But I was really shit for a week.

Yeah figures. Although I think it was probably just a kidney infection. You’re describing something systemic which would be a lot worse

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By *estinyIsAllCouple
over a year ago

Staffordshire

We are both adamant we had it the Christmas of 2019 before it all went global a few months later. We literally cancelled our Christmas, the kids opened their presents and we went back to bed. Our eldest made them both sandwiches for lunch and we slept pretty much all day. It was the same for about 8 days until we started feeling better. Then we had our Christmas dinner! We've both had illnesses before, both experienced proper flu but this was totally different. The headache, sweats, temperature spikes, aching, chest infection, lack of appetite and loss of taste & smell. It battered us. We've both been triple jabbed since and have both only had it once since and were fine within a few days and showed very few symptoms in comparison. It was awful!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"We are both adamant we had it the Christmas of 2019 before it all went global a few months later. We literally cancelled our Christmas, the kids opened their presents and we went back to bed. Our eldest made them both sandwiches for lunch and we slept pretty much all day. It was the same for about 8 days until we started feeling better. Then we had our Christmas dinner! We've both had illnesses before, both experienced proper flu but this was totally different. The headache, sweats, temperature spikes, aching, chest infection, lack of appetite and loss of taste & smell. It battered us. We've both been triple jabbed since and have both only had it once since and were fine within a few days and showed very few symptoms in comparison. It was awful! "

Did you get long covid? Sounds shit, most people have forgotten how bad it was at the beginning

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By *estinyIsAllCouple
over a year ago

Staffordshire

Did you get long covid? Sounds shit, most people have forgotten how bad it was at the beginning "

We suffered with fatigue for about a month after when we first had it but no other side effects thankfully. Some people were really bad from it, poor souls!

D x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Did you get long covid? Sounds shit, most people have forgotten how bad it was at the beginning

We suffered with fatigue for about a month after when we first had it but no other side effects thankfully. Some people were really bad from it, poor souls!

D x"

Glad you’re okay anyway, and yeah it’s quite sad

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By *arkjackMan
over a year ago

West Cork

I had very different experience OP but I recognize what you're saying.

It's pretty straight forward - the early versions of the virus were much worse. You can see that in the early oubreaks, there were terrifying videos of people leaking out of China in the early days.

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By *agneto.Man
over a year ago

Bham

I had a later variant, after being vaccinated. So felt ill but like a bad flu really. Lasted about 7 or 8 days.

Earlier variants seemed to be a lot worse and targeted the lungs. And people had no help from vaccines.

Most sane people recognise that, mutations and vaccines have definitely took the sting out for most.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I managed to avoid getting covid since the start if the pandemic. Ended up with an ambulance last Monday due to my asthma being bad, inhalers not working and genuinely struggling to breathe. At this stage was still testing negative.

By the evening was definitely positive and it knocked me for 6 for a few days. Dr's prescribed me some strong antibiotics used for pneumonia as has it a little while ago.

I have been Covid free as such for 3 days now but my ears are bunged up, I am coughing up so much muck off of my chest it is unreal and I still can't taste or smell anything.

Fingers crossed those who are suffering it get well soon.

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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago

Paisley

I’m sure I had covid Dec 2019 along with most of my work. Some were diagnosed with pneumonia at the time which then became symptoms of covid. I was ill for a few days and suffered for several weeks with a cough and several months with throat issues.

I think the issue is no one can now tell the difference between covid and other infections. I’ve no tests left and probably have a chest infection. I’m menopausal and everything takes longer to recover from.

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By *oldfischMan
over a year ago

HARROW

The question must be asked; after hearing of all these terrible and varied symptoms, is this thing a 'natural' disease or is it a man-made poison? When I had covid, it was moderate to medium level serious, but felt completely different from the worst bout of flu I ever had (I've had flu 4-5 times)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had it 3 weeks ago floored me for 10 days but thankfully wasn't too bad , think the vaccinations helped with that .

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By *ripodius WillyusMan
over a year ago

Here and there

I tested positive for 19 days its took its toll on me physically and mentally but the show must go on

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I was in icu for 5 weeks a year ago and have been left with respiratory problems too

I have blood cancer which was why my body struggled with the infection

Now had 6 vaccines

I try to lead a normal life as much as possible and especially with my sex life

Best wishes

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By *otsossieMan
over a year ago

Chesterfield

I’ve had it a few times and never much in the way of classic cold symptoms - more upset stomach and chronic fatigue and crazy migraines. And a positive test. Flashing lights and roaring noises and unable to do anything.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

How people love to tell others they have been unwell.its fascinating

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hi,

Caught it twice only really got a cough and breathing issues.

Unfortunately have the long covid issues breathing and being out of breath.

Sucks as it’s affecting my libido ect, just want it to be over and to get back in shape!

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By *otsossieMan
over a year ago

Chesterfield

"How people love to tell others they have been unwell.its fascinating "

It’s because you can’t tell from the outside what’s going on, so you always get some bellend insisting it’s just a cold. Sometimes it is. Sometimes it’s really not.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

had COVIF twice - first time we both lost our sense of smell and taste for about 2 months

the last month without all I had was a strange smell of stale smoke most of the time - very strange indeed

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