And then I tested myself and I was positive for COVID-19. It lasted me two weeks. I lost my senses, I was coughing, cold chills, fever.

I couldn't smell nothing. I couldn't taste nothing.

It lasted roughly two weeks and then I was negative for it and it went away. I did experience long-term effects after it.

It was more surrounding my heart, palpations, fast heartbeat. My lungs were still hurting me. They still do.

I think it was one of the hardest experiences to go through having COVID. And I was the only one in my family to have it for two weeks. When my mom only had it for like four days, my brother had it for three days.

I was taking all types of vitamins women's daily vitamins and on the side I would take vitamin C drink hot lemon tea honey ginger these were remedies

That definitely helped me on the side to recover. I was always tired and even moving around just walking from my room to the kitchen was a struggle for me.

But I'm glad that I'm a lot better and definitely, definitely don't want to ever get that again. I pray that no one else does.

I remember when I was isolated. I wasn't able to be around family and friends and be outside much. I think that was another tough thing for me.

But definitely friends and family did check up on me and I always did appreciate the support of others, always.

Oh no, honey badger, no. I'm so sad to hear about that. Make sure you do get yourself checked out afterwards just in case you might have some type of inflammation.

So Colvin does attack the Bonnie's unfortunately and it does leave information so if you still feel that way make sure you do just get a check up just to see if everything's OK

I honestly know what you mean because I was fine like I used to walk and work out and then after COVID, me walking to the bathroom was like a struggle because my lungs would feel heavy and out of breath.

Not only that not only the feeling of feeling out of breath but my heart would start to race and we get horrible patients so I try to always keep in contact with a walk-in doctor

Just in case, because you always hear those stories of people having Lung Scarring after COVID, but I just hope you're okay and everything is well with you, Badger. Much love to you, Queen.

Franny, were you vaccinated? Curious.

No, I wasn't vaccinated.

Wow, wow that's crazy. I'm glad you're much better now, Jimny.

Hi Miss Orleans I'm so sorry to hear that you currently have Covid wow I hope a fast recovery for you I'm so sorry about that you're sick over the last week

With mild symptoms, so I pray that it does go away within that week. And I'm sorry to hear about your sister. Oh my... I'm so sorry to hear that. I hope she does recover as well.

Make sure you drink a lot of fluids, water, make sure you're hydrated. Make sure you drink warm liquids. Honey, if you could. Lemon. I used to drink those teas. It did.

It did definitely help me a lot.

Every girl, I feel better. I don't have COVID twice. You know what I'm saying? Doing all, you know what I'm saying? It don't affect everything else you got going. You in my prayers. You know what I'm saying? You my dog, you feel me? You know what I'm saying, hit me up sometime.

Don't forget to always monitor your symptoms what day you're on keep everything so that just in case if you do go to the doctor or anywhere you let them know what's going on and what day you're on which is important

I hope you do feel much better, you and your sister. I remember it was so hard for me as well. But girl, I love you and I pray that you do recover.

I hope your sister is okay. Let me know the update after if she's okay and what's going on. Prayers definitely go out to you and your family. Much love Queen.

After this whole experience, I'm so icky when people are sick around me. Like, I get so nervous about it. I'm like, oh no, someone's sneezing and they're working. It's like, yeah, no.

Thank you so much. Thank you so much. I'll keep you updated on how I'm doing and how my sister's doing.

No problem girl just please take care of yourself much love to you and your sister and I will definitely be looking forward to that iMessage and prayers and healing's to your queen

You will definitely know if you had COVID because it definitely hits harder, way harder than a normal flu or virus.

But I'm glad Josie that you never get it. So continue on being safe and practicing washing your hands.

I'm so sorry to hear that, executive. I could not imagine myself having COVID twice. Not for what I went through the first time. I can't, can't.

I love when you definitely give feedback on these type of topics because you working the medical field is just a plus to it.

Thank you so much and as well as when I had COVID I had to go to the hospital because my lungs were hurting me and they told me that I had inflammation due to COVID-19.

And as well as I want to say thank you to the medical field, to those who work in the medical industry. Thank you for being there for us and helping us. You guys really-

played a huge part in helping during the COVID-19 pandemic. Just hospitals busy, people sad, people sick.

And you guys are only humans like us, you know, helping us and being there for us, especially taking time from your lives when you have your own families and helping the community.

Definitely a big big shout out to you. Big big shout out. Much love.

You definitely have to protect yourself when you go out there because usually people that are out there are not gonna Tell anybody that they have it they just continue on with their day, which is wrong of them