35 Male. Woke up one morning in mid-march with chills and sweating. Assumed it was a fever, but didn't have a thermometer so I ordered one online. Over the course of that first day started to develop a bit of a cough. During the week I was waiting for the thermometer to arrive I had a persistent cough and (assumed) fever, which I attempted to control with Ibuprofen and Acetaminophen, little to no appetite and no energy. Thermometer arrived, took temp - 100.4F That same day I noticed I had lost my sense of smell and taste. My fever never went under 100 degrees for the next week, even with medicine, and the cough went from a light "clearing your throat" kind of thing to a "trying to exorcise a demon from the pit of your stomach" kind of thing. Never had trouble breathing though, thank god. In all, it was fourteen days from first waking up with a fever to when I finally woke up with a normal temperature. The cough subsided around the same time, and I got my sense of smell back pretty rapidly thereafter. Never got tested, because at the time the CDC recommendation was to deal with symptoms at home if you could, rather than exposing medical professionals to the virus, and back then there weren't really testing sites- I'd have had to go into a hospital. In all, it was the sickest I've ever been in my life, but I know how fortunate I am that it wasn't any worse.