This is good news. I'm pretty sure I got COVID (I do believe that it exists) and will go out and get the antibody tests.
I was sick for about 3 weeks about 6 weeks ago, which is strange since that was after people started getting the vax, so perhaps it was due to vaccine shedders.
1) had major body aches, like I got run over by a truck for 4 days
2) then I was incredibly dizzy and had vertigo, even if I was laying down (for about 3 days)
3) then I lost my sense of taste; not only that, but everything tasted vile and rotten, including water
4) stomach and gastrointestinal issues for a day
5) then felt lousy for another 10 days at the end until I felt better
I'm hoping that I test positive for the antibodies and then I could use this Cleveland Clinic study to resist any attempts to force the vax on me.
I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of the most adverse reactions to the vax were from people who already had COVID. Some predicted the harm done by the vax had the reverse concern, that the vaxed when later they get infected by COVID would have a massive immune overreaction, but what if the reverse is also true that if you've already had COVID and then get the vax, you could have a serious issue?