Entire family tested positive during the 7 day period 28 Dec 20 - 04 Jan 21. One daughter was asymptomatic.
Everybody but me is fully recovered. I was the last to test positive and am still dealing with a number of relatively mild symptoms,including upper respiratory infection/congestion, nausea/GI discomfort, persistent cough/shortness of breath, altered taste and smell and a few others. Don't feel every symptom every day, but I haven't felt 'right' since New Years Day.

My wife and I tested positive the end of October. My father, aunt and uncle all came down positive in late November.

My aunt was asymptomatic and my uncle had only a weak case with mild headache and sinus congestion. The rest of us experienced congestion, fatigue, server headache, and loss of taste and smell. None of us really had a fever. My wife broke 100 for about 2 hours one day but otherwise we never got over 99. My father also had vertigo.

My wife and I had lingering symptoms until a few weeks ago. The symptoms would come and go every couple days and then tapered off to once or twice every couple weeks until gone. My father is still experiencing vertigo issues.

November / Thanksgiving 2020. Lost all sense of taste & smell. Worst thanksgiving ever. Couldn't even taste the Turkey!

Symptoms: Congestion, Loss of taste & smell, and a brain fog.

Don't know when I had it, but I've had it. I was getting some bloodwork done early in January and asked my doc to give me the antibody test since she was taking blood anyway. Test came back positive, so I had it at some point, but I couldn't tell you when. I felt sluggish and tired a few times in 2020, but never really flu-sick. Never lost my sense of taste or had nasty respiratory issues. My best guess is either early spring or just before Christmas, as those are the times I remember actually feeling run down, but who knows.

- Bret