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I am was on a mission in south-west France at that time and the local pharmacist told me around February she was convinced Covid was there since November 2019... She saw some of her customers having strong cases flu that would not go...


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Yes, but that doesn't mean everyone who got sick in France in December had covid!

> You were tested and diagnosed with Covid in January 2020?

17 months ago would be mid february 2020.


Same thing happened during COVID-19.

"2 more weeks.", "We don't know the long term effects", "Winter is coming". We are ~3 months from 2021, COVID-"2019" most likely will be endemic.

The article is from May 01, 2019. Covid didn't exist yet.

This was during the COVID-19 outbreak?

This didn't started with covid19. It started with Bologne.

I was scared for a bit.

This reminds me that I first read about early cases of covid around october or november 2019.


This is most definitely not before the COVID-19 outbreak

In France. I can count on one hand the people I know who caught covid and none of them had any serious after effects.

I have a friend that has had COVID-19 at least one, and he swears he also got it in 2019 along with the friends he was hanging out with that weekend. There are probably lots of instances like this and we may never know for sure.

Can confirm, got covid in Dec 2020 and have it 24x7 every day since (-:

Covid-19 has not been stopped at all.

suspiciously around the time period of covid lol

What makes you think this could ever be a one month thing? A Belgian hospital did an experiment and tested everyone coming in with no COVID-19 symptoms (broken legs etc.). They found 8% of those were carrying and spreading the virus and were completely unaware of it.

This will be here for a long time.


COVID.

Covid.

Covid happened worldwide.

really? where were you during covid?
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