Have you tested positive for COVID-19 (Round 2)

[Cincydawg]

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I'm a no.

[betarhoalphadelta]

Once. And it's the only time I've ever suspected I had it, as well. 

I had two other asymptomatic illnesses since COVID started. 

• One was caught from my son who had recently (~4 weeks before) had a positive COVID case, and was purely cold symptoms. He and I both tested negative multiple times. Given that he should have had natural immunity at that point, we believe that was common cold. 
• The other was ~1 month prior to getting COVID, and the symptoms were very much the flu. Given that my wife and I then got COVID and tested positive roughly 1 month later, it would confirm that the previous illness was highly unlikely to be COVID, as we both would have had natural immunity when we got it and tested positive. 

[ELA]

Twice.  First time was 24 hours of the absolute worst I have ever felt, but bounced back quickly.  By Day 2 it was like a cold.  I would still say I've had worse flus, simply because I had no stomach issues, so I didn't have to get out of bed.  Second time I only tested because I was going to meet my newborn nephews, but I suspected it was allergies.  It was not.  It felt about like I feel after doing a full day of yard work in May.

My wife was the opposite.  Her first was pretty early, but was extremely mild.  Her second time was way worse.  She's a teacher, and we have 3 kids in 3 different schools (all different from where she teaches) so I assumed it has been brought into our house other times, but only one son has ever tested positive, and just once.

[MarqHusker]

Wife thrice,  youngest twice, my oldest and myself zero positive tests.    She and I both had H1N1 bad in 2009. That's our theory anyways for why we are like 0 for CV.