Let’s talk about blood types.. O positive and O negative have least chance of dying or getting it. Whats your type? Have you gotten Covid?

I’m O- Negative and walked through that shit for almost 2 years and never was touched. Wasn’t until they mixed that shit up in a lab and shot that shit back into the air when I got sick. I will say I didn’t start feeling terrible until after the weird ass nose swab I got during testing. It was the worst I’d been sick and the longest I’d been sick ever. Was weird af and especially when it was done and the aftermath trying to get normal again. Took no meds and got no treatments and took about 3 weeks then another 2-3 weeks to get over the side effects. All good now. I thought and listened to the we are immune shit but the truth is we are just a rarer percentage of the population so the numbers affected will be scarce.

At Christmas dinner, my four siblings said they have all not gotten Covid. And we are all either O positive or O negative.

But many spouses of our family members have gotten Covid and have blood types other than O.

Is this true for you or your family members?

At Christmas dinner, my four siblings said they have all not gotten Covid. And we are all either O positive or O negative.

But many spouses of our family members have gotten Covid and have blood types other than O.

Is this true for you or your family members?

I have been exposed to Covid so many times and never have gotten it. I am O negative.

Slightly scratchy throat not thrust

I positive here. I had Covid back in October but it was very mild.

o neg
if you sed you were o neg and got the covid, false positive.
or you're not oneg.
o neg has no receptor for Sars
somebody is fibbin

This is all so interesting.

I wonder how the vax changes our blood. We know it thickens it, and can cause blood clots.

I wonder if their blood type combined with the thickening of blood is why the vaxxed are dying.

o neg
if you sed you were o neg and got the covid, false positive.
or you're not oneg.
o neg has no receptor for Sars
somebody is fibbin

O+ here. Mostly Scots and Irish ancestry, for whatever that is worth.

So far, haven't had COVID. Think I might have had it in November 2019, but unable to prove it.

I caught the Hong Kong flu bug in late 1968 when I was little, survived it. But it was a near-run thing, considering that my parents told me that while I was sick, I slept for two whole days, and it wasn't clear that I was going to make it.

As a kid, I was always getting colds, flus, strep throat, you name it. Survived all of them.

My grandparents and great-grandparents lived through the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic and survived it. No idea if any of them got sick with the flu then.

Haven't had the flu in years and it's been a long while since I got a flu shot.