Yes. Double-vaxxed, no booster. Got omicron when everyone was getting omicron. Had an awful day when I thought I might be dying, and was too weak to keep my head raised. Went in for urgent care the next day although the extreme weakness seemed to be clearing out, they test everyone for covid; had covid. Didn't feel anything like a cold or flu symptom (not a cough or a sneeze) until the next day, which ended up maxing out at the level of a mild cold.
It seems like I was completely laid out by the immune reaction to the virus, not the actual virus, which was a pussycat after the over-attention from my internal defense force. Still assuming that was what "viral fatigue" feels like, and what (non-malingering) chronic fatigue sufferers live with every day. Also suspect that the next step after the feeling of fatigue I had would have been the covid-related organ failure that everyone used to talk about, i.e. the "cytokine storm."
It seems like I was completely laid out by the immune reaction to the virus, not the actual virus, which was a pussycat after the over-attention from my internal defense force. Still assuming that was what "viral fatigue" feels like, and what (non-malingering) chronic fatigue sufferers live with every day. Also suspect that the next step after the feeling of fatigue I had would have been the covid-related organ failure that everyone used to talk about, i.e. the "cytokine storm."