How many had covid, in your family?

My family of four.
Nobody. Unless when I have a severe congested cough in March 2020 maybe I had it then. No test available. Never lost taste. Antibody test 5 months later was negative.

Sisters family of 5.
Two got it. My sister who works in a nursing home and has been around covid patients did not get it.

Other sisters family of 5.
Zero

My parents.
1 of two. Mom had first shot then got covid. Terminally ill with cancer but was out of the hospital in 4 days.

In-laws #1.
1 of 2 got it.

In-laws #2
Zero.


What I find interesting is the places where it popped up but didn’t spread. Why didn’t everyone in the house get it?

All of us except in-laws saw my mother 2 days before she was in the hospital. I hugged her. Nobody else got it at that time. She was certainly feeling sick but we thought it was the cancer.

1 for 4 in home confirmed.

Pretty damn sure all of us has had it. My daughter couldnt smell for months. I was with my son for 3 days hunting the day before he got positive tested. How I couldnt have gotten it is beyond me.

In our neighborhood, if husband or wife got it, usually both did. Like Stu says, it is hard to tell without test. I suspect it is hard to tell with tests also. Perhaps that is why data on previously infected people is not mentioned by the government, since the tests were not accurate.

I strongly suspect that, as people tested negative and were ill, but positive later.

My daughter did not test positive, but college room mates did. Her doctor said to consider Her as positive.

The Dr. Jensen that foggy mentioned in the other thread did have some good comments on the accuracy of the tests.

My brother in law’s family, 6/6.

2 of my brothers and their families all got it 1 didn't. My parents never got it. Pretty sure I'm asymptomatic. I've been around so many people that had/have covid that there's almost no way that I haven't been exposed to the shit.

Ha

Nothing official… but we may have had it??