For sure I cant laugh either, it triggers the cough reflex
@anonymous4289 Im trying to stay hydrated !
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Good on you for mentioning not wanting to eat because I totally feel that as well but my stomach feels fine
Edit: holy shit the cough is brutal , hoping the initial sickness didnt turn into more
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I work at Costco, this started 6 weeks ago. I caught it too. Seems to last 3-6 weeks sometimes longer depending on age. Dry cough will linger for weeks. Yes this brings in negative Covid tests. Wild.
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Yeah it blows my mind man, Im thinking RSV or a super flu lol. What really blows the mind though is how quite literally everyone is getting it around the same exact time.
Nothing some good ole Vitamin THC cant help 
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Yep. Sick with all that myself right now. Got all my flu and covid vaccines too.
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No flu or covid shots here, havent gotten any in years. I got a mild version of covid earlier this year and was completely fine the rest of the year until now ! and this destroys covid.
In my opinion at leastā¦
Also I noticed something about this, maybe its just high thinking but , when covid hit, I didnt really see people getting sick right awayā¦ In fact I didnt even run into someone that was exposed to covid till a whole year later. ( as far as I know ) people just seemed ok.
Fast forward to this illness though , and it seems like all of a sudden at the same time everyone and their brother has the same exact illness. Weird if ya ask meā¦ But im a bit of a theorist 
Yep we all had it. The kids are still coughing over a month later. They seem fine no fever and energetic as always. Just still have a nasty cough. Here in ohio
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From what I know this is what has been going around.
What are the signs and symptoms of Mycoplasma pneumoniae?
Mycoplasma pneumoniae
- Fever and chills.
- Cough.
- Feeling tired.
- Shortness of breath.
https://www.cdc.gov/pneumonia/atypical/mycoplasma/about/signs-symptoms.html
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The RSV, covid and other crap can cause this Pneumonia as well ! Great reads man
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I guess sometimes itās nice to live alone and never leave the house. Sounds ugly, hope you guys feel better soon.
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Iām worried about this having been your last message, are you OK? Long time no see ā¦
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Thanks, I saw it before, thatās why I replied directly to him ā¦
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oh man. this thread brings me right back to those days. iām so glad i made it out alive. i hope all of you are doing well and have recovered.
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BTW
Vitamin A is the key to getting over this quickly.
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C D and Zink plus a multi once a day it is HCQ basically horse paste hydroxychloroquine the CDC just had to take that horse paste shit down google it. something else i know that it will and DOES kill most Viruses saved your gramps from malaria in ww11 is harmless and is really cheap
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FYI: For us, Norovirus was a problem this year. Two versions: one is respiratory, the other more intestinal. Both involved mild fevers, both lasted very short periods (~2 days). (My partner is a flight attendant. So I can stay holed up at home here and STILL get exposed to some pretty exotic stuff. Not that Norovirus is. Stay healthy, friends.
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unfortunately yes 
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Ughā¦ Noro is the worst. I havenāt had it in awhile, but oof, so bad.
But hey, thanks to Noro I wash my hands way more often than I used to.