MasileinDE wrote:
Might have
my whole family has been sick december/january 2019 (we rarely get sick at all and it was pretty bad, the doctor diagnosed us with mild pneumonia). I was only sick and coughing for two weeks, slight fever (haven't had a fever in 12 years). And like all of us were sick, even my aunt and uncle and cousins, because back then covid officially didn't exist in Europe. And in summer, my aunt had to get an x-ray of her lung (she hasn't been even slightly sick since) and she had a huge covid-typical shade on her lungs that indicated a severe infection. But she never tested positive (we have large scale testings, so she usually gets tested once a month since may). And now the doctors are speculating that we all might have had it. Also explains why my dad was bedridden for nearly 4 weeks with that "cold".
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and the same goes for the people i know, but probably because the access to getting tested is so different from country to country? None of them were positive tho, but I know a few people that has had it.
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