I have been "officially diagnosed" twice with the WuFlu, unofficially tested positive with a home test (for whatever THAT'S worth), so three times total.

The only thing noteworthy is my sense of smell/taste is completely screwed up.

My most recent "official diagnosis" was when I went to the doctor for strep. I've had strep several times in my life, I know what it feels like. I've also had it treated with a round of penicillin every time.

I've also had "COVID" and know what that's supposed to feel like.

They're not the same.

The doctor diagnosing me for strep ran a strep test, flu test, and COVID test.

Guess which one was positive? Hint: it rhymes with "MOVID."

Long story short, he offered to give me a round of treatment for COVID that "wasn't FDA approved, and not covered by insurance" meaning that I would have to pay a few hundred out of pocket directly to the clinic.

I politely declined and asked what he could do about the intense burning pain in my throat that was making it impossible to drink or breathe.

"I guess we could prescribe some penicillin and see if that helps clear it up."

Weird how a positive COVID test led to getting a treatment normally reserved for strep.