>>13530746 (previous)

>>13530767 (previous)

Lot of people in these threads say the same thing. I got the same symptoms in March 2019.

Everyone here gets it in 2019. Everywhere else, everyone gets it in 2020. Symptoms are always the same. People always note how "weird" the illness feels.

A lot of back injuries too out of nowhere. I don't know if more Anons here can corroborate that, but back injuries seem to be a common theme here too.

>>13530848

>Besides, I question the veracity of those who claim to remember the particulars of an illness suffered a year or two earlier

Either way, I'd put it in the back of your mind. File it under, "CASE-904: Strange Covid Sickness"