The more I think about this, the more I believe my family's already had #coronavirus If so, that means this has been here since mid Oct. Being that we live in rural Ok, and my children (who got sick first) go to a small town school, I'm going to assume it's been here longer.
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1st kid, 9yo, has asthma. Mid Oct to End Dec

Low fever, terrible cough, body aches, negative for flu and strep, diagnosed with "pneumonia like virus, that there was no test for."
Those are the words the NP used.

Rx- Prednisone and Bromphenir-Pseudoephed DM, didn't help.
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2nd kid, 8yo, has asthma. Mid Oct to End Dec

Low fever, terrible cough, negative for flu and strep, diagnosed with the same "pneumonia like virus, that there was no test for.".

Rx- Prednisone and Bromphenir-Pseudoephed DM, didn't help.
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Me, 28. Asthma, history of repeated pneumonia and bronchitis. 2nd week of Jan-end of Jan.

High fever, body aches, especially in my kidneys. Dry, unproductive coughing, dizziness, overall exhaustion.
"Probably pneumonia" no insurance.

Rx prednisone and told to take Mucinex.
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3rd kid, 3yo old, no health issues.
3rd week of January. Sick for 5 days.

High fever for one day, off and on cough, played like normal after that first day. Not taken to doctor but given cough syrup and acetaminophen. Tea with honey seemed to help her the most though.
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Husband, 32. No health issues.
Last week of Jan- 3 days into Feb.

High fever, cough, body aches, doesn't go to the doctor for anything, did have to take days off though. Takes DayQuil for everything, didn't seem to help..
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One thing we all had in common, was at the end of it, we all had stomach issues and cramps. After that passed, it was all better. If your family also got sick, I would love to know the experience. As I said in the 1st tweet of this thread, I really believe this has BEEN here.
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