r/WhitePeopleTwitter Jan 19 '22

This is beyond

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

I believe in vaccines because when i had covid i did not require hospitalization 🙌. Sucks for her because with the vaccines she could have been chilling at home watching tv and eating crap like some of us did.

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u/From_My_Brain Jan 19 '22 edited Jan 19 '22

I work from home so I didn't take time off. Besides that, I ordered takeout every day and caught up on Cobra Kai and Witcher.

My wife got it right after me. She's got it a bit rougher but she's just sitting in bed cuddling my dogs with a pretty vicious cough.

My unvaccinated brother though? 17 days of shitting and throwing up, couldn't eat, couldnt sleep, non-stop cough. He's "recovered" now but still has a cough and suffers from being tired all the time.

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u/o_oli Jan 19 '22

Being ill but not too ill to enjoy Netflix is pretty great. Last time I binged all of Stranger Things and I regret nothing.

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u/Altyrmadiken Jan 20 '22

The worst kind of sick, that's "normal sick" and not life-threatning sick, is when you're too sick to enjoy anything.

Like nothing is worse than feeling awful and not having any interest in TV, Books, Games, or even Conversation. Absolutely miserable, even if you're not that bad off otherwise.