I've had a little sore throat, and my lungs have felt a little funky when I get into some constant physical exertion. But I've had no fever, no head ache, no lack of sense of smell or taste, no cough, etc, known covid symptoms, and the only way I could have contracted the virus would be off a package or mail, or groceries, and I hear that's virtually non existent, that 99.9% of all covid cases are from a person "somehow" coming into direct contact with the bodily fluids of someone that is infected. Either breathing contaminated air with that person's infected moisture droplets in it, or immediately touching something they touched after they touched their face, and then you touch your face.
So I don't know. I've literally been nowhere for 4 months aside from the grocery and hardware store, and I live alone, so I doubt I've had it, or if I did, I was pretty much asymptomatic, and I'm supposed to be high risk at going to be 65 next month.
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