Do we know what percent of people have never had covid?

[Anonymous]

Definitely a dwindling number in the past two months. But I am still in the Novid camp, despite multiple exposures. Every time I'm knowingly exposed or any time I have cold symptoms, I've tested. So either the tests are wrong, or I've never had it. I have had several colds over the past year.

Kids and spouse are the same as me, no one in our house has tested positive.

We are not particularly careful. I don't go out of my way to be in crowds, but I don't avoid normal in person interactions like work, seeing friends, travel, eating out, etc. and don't wear masks.

[Anonymous]

I never had it or anyone in my family. Both parents work from home, kid at the elementary school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Haven’t had it wear n95 kept small kids at home work from home only outdoor activities. Yes I’m miserable and losing my shhhhh.

And lots of people have lived normal lives and also didn't get covid. What you are doing is pointless.

I’m anxious and one of my kiddos has a medical condition related to his kidneys where dehydration would be bad. So I’ll continue to be the overly crazies to avoid this thing as much as I can. I know it’s hard for others to understand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Definitely a dwindling number in the past two months. But I am still in the Novid camp, despite multiple exposures. Every time I'm knowingly exposed or any time I have cold symptoms, I've tested. So either the tests are wrong, or I've never had it. I have had several colds over the past year.

Kids and spouse are the same as me, no one in our house has tested positive.

We are not particularly careful. I don't go out of my way to be in crowds, but I don't avoid normal in person interactions like work, seeing friends, travel, eating out, etc. and don't wear masks.

You may still have had it. DD had a cold for a day and we tested for three days because we were seeing relatives. All test negative, including the PCR. But then a cousin got sick at around the same time and we re-tested DD at around 6 days after her "cold." She was completely recovered at that time and we would have never tested her again if it weren't for the cousin getting covid. Her test came back positive at that point for two days. Zero symptoms then. The next day it was negative again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Haven’t had it wear n95 kept small kids at home work from home only outdoor activities. Yes I’m miserable and losing my shhhhh.

See a doctor and get a prozac script.

Who gives you your script?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That’s because some people are living very cautiously and some people are not.

The last stat I saw was about fifty fifty.

No one in my household has gotten it. We all try to avoid going indoors other than our house but when we do go indoors for work and school we were kn95s or n95s.

I think it is now very much higher than 50/50. Out of my team of 23, only 2 people have not had it. And many of these people are living pretty cautiously, working from home etc.

As an aside, I suspect not many people are living (if that is what it can be called) as cautiously as you. It was one thing pre-vaccine, but to deny any non-masked socializing for years for something that, in the vast majority of cases, is no worse than the flu, seems, frankly, bonkers...

[Anonymous]

I have not had it, and I've been living life totally normally for a long time now. No masks, traveling, seeing friends, going indoors, going to the gym, working in person, etc.

If I've gotten sick, I've tested several times (always negative). No reason to test if I feel healthy and well unless it's required for something.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That’s because some people are living very cautiously and some people are not.

The last stat I saw was about fifty fifty.

No one in my household has gotten it. We all try to avoid going indoors other than our house but when we do go indoors for work and school we were kn95s or n95s.

LOL no.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s because some people are living very cautiously and some people are not.

The last stat I saw was about fifty fifty.

No one in my household has gotten it. We all try to avoid going indoors other than our house but when we do go indoors for work and school we were kn95s or n95s.

I think it is now very much higher than 50/50. Out of my team of 23, only 2 people have not had it. And many of these people are living pretty cautiously, working from home etc.

As an aside, I suspect not many people are living (if that is what it can be called) as cautiously as you. It was one thing pre-vaccine, but to deny any non-masked socializing for years for something that, in the vast majority of cases, is no worse than the flu, seems, frankly, bonkers...

Well if that’s your attitude I’m not surprised most of the people you know have gotten it.

Where did I say no unmasked socializing? We keep socializing outside. Sometimes I wear a mask outside when we are socializing but the rest of my family doesn’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s because some people are living very cautiously and some people are not.

The last stat I saw was about fifty fifty.

No one in my household has gotten it. We all try to avoid going indoors other than our house but when we do go indoors for work and school we were kn95s or n95s.

LOL no.

Drive 30 minutes outside of DC. 99.9% of people are NOT living cautiously. The immediate DC area is a huge anomaly of very anxious people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s because some people are living very cautiously and some people are not.

The last stat I saw was about fifty fifty.

No one in my household has gotten it. We all try to avoid going indoors other than our house but when we do go indoors for work and school we were kn95s or n95s.

LOL no.

Drive 30 minutes outside of DC. 99.9% of people are NOT living cautiously. The immediate DC area is a huge anomaly of very anxious people.

PP, and I agree. I posted above that I have not had it, and have not been living remotely cautiously for over a year - still have not covid. And I know several people like myself. They're vaccinated, not Republicans, test if sick, but otherwise don't worry about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s because some people are living very cautiously and some people are not.

The last stat I saw was about fifty fifty.

No one in my household has gotten it. We all try to avoid going indoors other than our house but when we do go indoors for work and school we were kn95s or n95s.

I think it is now very much higher than 50/50. Out of my team of 23, only 2 people have not had it. And many of these people are living pretty cautiously, working from home etc.

As an aside, I suspect not many people are living (if that is what it can be called) as cautiously as you. It was one thing pre-vaccine, but to deny any non-masked socializing for years for something that, in the vast majority of cases, is no worse than the flu, seems, frankly, bonkers...

Well if that’s your attitude I’m not surprised most of the people you know have gotten it.

Where did I say no unmasked socializing? We keep socializing outside. Sometimes I wear a mask outside when we are socializing but the rest of my family doesn’t.

I can only imagine how much fun your sweaty-faced outside socializing must be...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We haven't had it and we do not live cautiously at all. I don't think there is any correlation in Aug 2022 between the people who haven't had covid and the n95 groupies.

N95 groupies. I love it. And totally agree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s because some people are living very cautiously and some people are not.

The last stat I saw was about fifty fifty.

No one in my household has gotten it. We all try to avoid going indoors other than our house but when we do go indoors for work and school we were kn95s or n95s.

I think it is now very much higher than 50/50. Out of my team of 23, only 2 people have not had it. And many of these people are living pretty cautiously, working from home etc.

As an aside, I suspect not many people are living (if that is what it can be called) as cautiously as you. It was one thing pre-vaccine, but to deny any non-masked socializing for years for something that, in the vast majority of cases, is no worse than the flu, seems, frankly, bonkers...

Well if that’s your attitude I’m not surprised most of the people you know have gotten it.

Where did I say no unmasked socializing? We keep socializing outside. Sometimes I wear a mask outside when we are socializing but the rest of my family doesn’t.

I can only imagine how much fun your sweaty-faced outside socializing must be...

DP. So what, what does that have to do with you or affect your life? I have long hair that I wear down sometimes in the heat. Do I have to cut my hair off so you don’t have to “imagine how much fun” my sweaty neck outside might be?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s because some people are living very cautiously and some people are not.

The last stat I saw was about fifty fifty.

No one in my household has gotten it. We all try to avoid going indoors other than our house but when we do go indoors for work and school we were kn95s or n95s.

I think it is now very much higher than 50/50. Out of my team of 23, only 2 people have not had it. And many of these people are living pretty cautiously, working from home etc.

As an aside, I suspect not many people are living (if that is what it can be called) as cautiously as you. It was one thing pre-vaccine, but to deny any non-masked socializing for years for something that, in the vast majority of cases, is no worse than the flu, seems, frankly, bonkers...

Well if that’s your attitude I’m not surprised most of the people you know have gotten it.

Where did I say no unmasked socializing? We keep socializing outside. Sometimes I wear a mask outside when we are socializing but the rest of my family doesn’t.

I can only imagine how much fun your sweaty-faced outside socializing must be...

Did you never learn myob or worry about yourself growing up? Is that a new concept to you?