I think I was. But I can’t remember. How long ago was that?I wasn't around in 1918 to compare to Spanish Flu but the 5th person I know died from Covid yesterday. She was like a 2nd mom to me. Yes, she had underlying health conditions just like the other 4 and yes she was probably in the last year or two of her life. But I can't think of a single person I have known in my previous 50 years on earth who died of the flu. So maybe I am an statistical aberration but I don't see the comparison for Covid to the Flu.
Having said that- we let our 12 year old go to a church camp with her friends in Keller last month before our move to Chicago and she came back with Covid. Having lived thru it, I can tell you that her symptoms were what I would call a mild flu at worse. 3 days of fatigue and congestion and loss of taste and smell. Our greatest fears were exposing someone else and trying to figure out how to maneuver through our move from DFW to Chicago in the middle of it all. We are here now, trying to find HIC's address so I can teepee his house in the middle of the night and my wife told me to keep our tix when the athletic dept calls so it looks like we will be making some trips back to ATX this fall.