I'll start.

 

3 vaccinations, 2 Pfizer in Thailand and 1 Moderna in Canada

 

Hospital tested for airline travel Oct of 21, negative

Self tested twice at home with negative results

One Astrazeneca and one Pfeizer in Thailand and one Pfeizer in Norway. 
 

No covid or symptoms as far I know, not my wife either. Believe we are the only one I know who did not have it so far. 

No vaccines for COVID.  No COVID so far. Not even had a cold for several years.....I think thanks to people using masks and hand sanitisers...stopping germs spreading so easily. 

double faxed with Pfizer ( the only one I trust), never had covid, had quite a few tests done as I did a few surgeries the past 2 years and they always do RT-PCR tests before they admit you.

 

GF's sister and father both had covid, positive test at hospital and with ATK tests, was just this year so they were vaxxed, cold like symptoms. 

 

I have a close friends father who got covid in 2020, passed away, was before vaccines.

 

Edited September 4, 20223 yr by dj230

Vaccinated + 2 boosters. Didn't have. 

Member of wife's family including her were infected. Mild symptoms, more like a flu. 

Believe I had COVID last week of 2019 into first few days of 2020. (Yes I know that is before the first official Thailand case. I know who I got it from and two folks I transmitted it too, both of whom also believe it was COVID.) At the time I thought it was a strange flu. Put myself to bed for four extremely uncomfortable days. This year have had AZ and Pfizer vaccinations. May have had a mild second case in the week or so after the Pfizer vac, could also have been a strong reaction to it. Have had two ongoing but periodic health issues since the first illness, reading suggests both are reported by folks with long COVID. I will likely double mask and take other precautions for a long time. In fact kind of like that I've not had the usual twice a year bad head colds of previous years. Have never been tested nor self-tested.

5 shots.  First 2 were Sinovac.  Last 3 Moderna.

Tested at home in April.  Was negative on the first day of having symptoms.  Tested positive on days 3-7.  Symptoms basically gone after day 3.

 

I had a J&J vaccine in The US June 2021.  Had 2 Pfizer vaccines here in Thailand, December 2021 and January 2022.  Got Covid in April 2022.

I had lots of Ivermectin (cause Dr Rogan told me it was just super!) and never got it yet.

I am however now eating all the grass around the housing estate and the missus has had to buy in bales of hay for me ... hahaha????

Yes, mild Covid over New Year. 2 x Phizer vaccines and a Moderna booster.

Covid last month with mild symptoms no worse than a head cold. Lasted about 7 days and still have minor sinus problems. 2xAZ last year.

 

Had not been off the property for 5 days so do not know how I got it. The wife out every day but no COVID.

Edited September 5, 20223 yr by GreasyFingers
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2 Pfizer shots and 2 Moderna shots as booster, all in Thailand.

Wearing mask once I step out from my condo.

Up to now, 3 of my staff in office got Covid.

Never been crowded places except taking flights.

Self test with ATK weekly.

So far so good, no Covid.

2 hours ago, Tropposurfer said:

I had lots of Ivermectin (cause Dr Rogan told me it was just super!) and never got it yet.

I am however now eating all the grass around the housing estate and the missus has had to buy in bales of hay for me ... hahaha????

Lower the food bills. 

2 Pfeizer

1 Moderna booster

 

COVID positive

Mild symptoms with headache.

 

Rescent Pfeizer booster.

 

Entire family of 5 caught COVID while on Holiday in Hua Hin.

 

Everyone family was vaccinated either by Moderna or Pfeizer.

 

3 year old no vaccines.

Very high fever for 3 days.

 

Recently lots of outbreaks in our village. Most people are vaccinated. 

Sinovac, astra, phyz x  2, grandkids got COVID at school. I babysit a lot so I got tested after they were diagnosed showed positive I had no symptoms that I was aware of.

NO - none

Early in the  voting, but surprised since the very vocal pro vax crowd on AN

 

See how that changes before the day is out:

Edited September 5, 20223 yr by KhunLA

5 jabs... 2x Sinopharm plus three Pfizer.  Covid twice.. Delta last year, and a different variant recently.  Still have a cough but testing negative now.

2 shots of AZ plus 1 of Moderna. Only time I’ve ever worn a face mask was while getting these shots at a pharmacy, grand total of less than one hour. 2 very mild colds the last 2 years, in Australia the whole time.

2x AstraZeneca
1x Moderna

1x Pfizer

Not had Covid, but everyone in the family has, elder daughter twice. Family caught Covid (Delta) last year, a month after I'd had my first AZ jab, I avoided infection even though I was home looking after 4 Covid cases.

#1 Astra

#2 Astra

#3 Pfizer

#4 Pfizer

Add your vaccination status if interested.

 

Never been tested for Covid-19. Never had symptoms other than a mild cold. Body temperature always normal.

 

4 vaccinations -  3 Sinovac, 1 Pfizer.

 

 

4 vaccinations, 1 AZ, 1 Pfizer, 2 Moderna then got covid19 immediately after arrival in Pattaya after a visit to walking street. Nasty symptoms including coughing blood for a month or more, not requiring hospitalisation.

Edited September 5, 20223 yr by ozimoron

Caught Covid in the UK in January 2021, two AZ vaccines in Thailand in June & September 2021, one Pfizer booster in UK, December 2021. 

AZ-Moderna-Moderna

Then got omicron. 

Took Paxlovid, started  on day 3.

 

Symptoms were very minor, felt under the weather for just 1 day, strange feeling in the chest (it would be an exaggeration to call it pain) for 2 weeks. 

Symptoms were so light that I wouldn't have made a test,  but I was due to fly to BKK and didn't want to arrive here and be put in quarantine.  So I got the test,  it was positive and I cancelled the flight. 

Well, 1 day into the straw poll and it's a dead heat 50/50 split.

I would have thought that the majority of people had gotten covid.

Just for interest I checked the small population country of Iceland. I thought they would have good data due to the small population.

They come in at 59%

 

 

 

 Iceland

Coronavirus Cases:

204,717

Iceland Population (LIVE)

346,123

 

13 minutes ago, kwonitoy said:

I would have thought that the majority of people had gotten covid.

How would most people know if they had no symtoms and were not testing regularly?

Double vaccinated with sinovac July 21.

Caught COVID 6 weeks ago ish. Bad headache, chills and weakness for a few days.

Wife has had 2 sinopharm and one Pfizer , sick for over a week and serious cough and fever.

4 yr old Daughter had a fever, runny nose and cough. Ok after 24 hrs.

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Received 1 X Sinovac and 2 X AZ in Thailand. Last (the booster) was in February 2022. Taken one self test after a bout of coughing and sneezing which indicated negative. All family except mother-in-law were vaccinated and all subsequently contracted Covid (except for mother-in-law!).

 

Three vaccinations with Comirnaty (Pfizer), the last in November 2021.

 

In July this year, positive quick-test at home, confirmed at a hospital the same day.

 

Edited September 6, 20223 yr by Puccini