All of us have been impacted by the pandemic. I hope your relative will recover. Getting the vaccinations keeps you out of the hosptial and the graveyard.

I know several people who tested positive and had no symptoms. 

My CPA was infected late in March 2020 and was hospitalized in a coma for 11 days. Doctors were preparing his wife recommending to take him off the ventilator. She declined. Two days later, he pulled through. 

Note: he had preexisting health conditions. He is 66 years young. 

I had lunch with him last month. He looks great and is doing well. Now retired and enjoy life! 

I have known a few to get sick and recover.  I really worry about my sister and my wife, though.  My sister is a respiratory therapist in Idaho.  There are now over 90 Covid patients in her hospital and almost all are not vaccinated.  My sister is stressed out and exhausted.  My wife faces a similar situation in Sacramento.  It is really sad.  If they did not fear the vaccination, they would be fine.  I am not for forced vaccinations, but is is sad to see so many get very sick and even die when they do not need to.  If I need a booster, I will be first in line. 

Two of the agents in my brokerage came down with Covid, but recovered. A sister-in-law of one of the agents just died last weekend. She was an anti-vaxxer and both she and her husband got very sick with Covid. The husband appears to be recovering.

YES, not in my immediate family but word of mouth about friends

Yes, quite a few people. Our accountants father passed away due to Covid last year and a friend of my nephew who has been vaccinated just tested positive for Covid. We don't seem to be out of the woods on this yet unfortunately !

Yes many .. and all unvacinated.  A cousin who died of covid (aged 61)... a young woman close to us with covid had a very serious case.. included blood clotting, blood pressure issues, hopitalizaton etc... she was pregnant and gave birth at that time at 30 weeks.. the baby died.  Have a nephew and his entire family (wife and 2 children) .. and friend of mine lost his dad to covid and others.. yes, unfortunately too many cases.

I know MANY people who have suffered from MANY bad illnesses. 

I've known people who weren't supposed to make it go into remission or spontaneously heal.

I've known seemingly healthy people drop dead unexpectedly.

When the F are we gonna QUIT TRYING TO PLAY GOD?

That's the real question. xoxoxo

Yes, several acquaintances who were not vaccinated & caught the virus, but fortunately all recovered/survived with just one having an apparent long-term side effect after being infected, an otherwise healthy female in her 40s.

An agent in our office was recently diagnosed with Covid. The office was shut down for several days and thoroughly cleaned.

I have had several friends who have been infected and survived.

yes, multiple people. An agent in our office died.

Bob Crane was mentioning an agent here on AR that is in the hospital now.

We've all been impacted in a varierty of ways. I know a number of people who got Covid, some who have been vaccinated.

I know people who had the flu and got over it.  I know people who got the "vaccine" and lost use of their arm for a week.  Don't know any that died from it.

YES, in many different ways, if not directly being sick, then by not being able to see family, to travel, etc. Haven't we all been affected?

Several that died in agony, and several who have survived and will deal with the side effects for life.

Yes I do, our neighbors husband, wife and daughter. My step daughter's brother in-law he is finally off the ventilator after almost 4 months, still in hospital as he one lung keeps deflating.  My wife knows a couple of people that have passed away from it.

Hope your family member is going to be better soon. 

Yes of course answer to your question. Had it visit with me 2 years ago and about 6 months ago and my white blood cells and anti-bodies mopped the floor with covid in me. In the covid point of view world: Posters stating: Attn: all covid!  Stay away from this man or you can die instantly!  I feel great with natural immunity as I did with colds flu etc. 

I know many that have had it and a few that had it pretty bad but don't know anyone personally that died from it. My brother's family is just getting over it. It was mild for them. They were not vaxed. My partner had it last year and my kids and I never got it (this was before vaccines were available). He was isolated in the master bedroom for 14 days and I wore a mask and Lysoled everything after bringing in food or drinks. Tha same thing happened with my neighbbor's husband and she and their kids didn't get it. I have a few other friends that had someone in the house get COVID and they didn't isolate and it went through the family - all mild cases luckily.

Yes I sadly do.  A big client family of ours  lost an elderly grandmother, her son and his wife to covid last December.  Very very sad.

Hope your relative recovers.   YES, my handyman/past client/friend died in January of COVID.   Have had many around me lately that have been exposed.

I think Covid has affected just about everyone's life in one way or another, either directly or indirectly. Our county was just listed as " High Transmission" . How they get this information, I don't know? Some schools are already sending kids home and switching back to virtual learning. More business are closing down. More governments, stores and restaurants are requiring masks again. The masks and vaccine debates continue.

Anthony,

No we do not, and hope your relative gets better quicker.  A

of course. 

Here's an interesting article about COVID and vaccinations

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1224199091338937/permalink/1224396777985835/

No.

I do know a couple of people living in the Keys who tested positive and were not vacinated. No contact lately. Wonder if they still feel no use for the vaccination?

I lose 4 people that I know from it and my daugther just came down with it.

Yes

My husband and I had it last November. I'm of a . . . certain age . . . and have chronic asthma. But I never even called the doctor. It was ugly for sure, but no lasting side effects, thankfully.