[67drake]

Good info to know first hand. So I assume you got tested?

Originally Posted by Bob Timmermans

Just cleared the covid19 flu.

I wanted to give you guys a rapport on this.
For me it wasn't a big deal , pretty mutch the same to a flu.
Difference is , I usually clear the regular flu in a couple of days with everything at ones (headache , sore throat , slight fever , coughing).

This takes longer because the symptoms are separated.
So you get a days worth of splitting headache , feel better the next day and the day following that you wil get a hint of sore throat etc. etc.

To be honest , for me the regular flu makes me take a couple of days of lying down and sleeping a lot.
For this I didn't even stop working and I have a very physical demanding job.
Allways outsite carrying around tools and hardware , Climbing ladders and stuff.

Got a little worried when it got to my lungs . . . mostly because of the media.
Cleared that as ussual , no big deal.

Now I'm just a closing down snot factory.

My advice . . . Be carefull and prepared , but don't get scared.
Best of luck to you all.

Bob.

[Bob Timmermans]

Originally Posted by 67drake

Good info to know first hand. So I assume you got tested?

I called my physician about the situation and gave him my symptoms , asked to be tested.
Because I come across a lot of people in my profession (customers / colleagues) .
He told me that i had 80% chance of having covid19 , beeing that I'm from a area that's heavely struck with it .
I also visited a hospital for a shoulder complaint I had , and that day it was filled with covid patients.
He refused to test me because the test are in reserve for seriously ill patients.
So I'm not 100% sure but the facts mostly point in that direction.

When tests become plentiful i'll be called in for one.