I'm sorry to hear you were sick and I wondered at the time where you were. I hope you have recovered well and are feeling yourself now. I don't know much about the antibody test but it looks like you have received a lot of good advice. Stay safe!

I think it's likely you did, too, but I lean to the same thinking as @Leontion and @Amzungu about antibody testing, particularly the risk part. Is there a reason you'd be inclined to get tested, other than confirmation/curiosity?

I keep watching the news for the start of this epidemic as I was really sick, as was another of the people I work with. Took weeks to get better and I did not really start to feel better until about a month ago. But this was back at the beginning of December, It had the symptoms of Covid. I did not spend time in the hospital but I thought about it.

Be careful dude

I wouldn't recommend it if it is going to cost you. They are finding that antibodies diminish in a few months, and it really won't give you any useful information either way. There is no evidence of long term lasting immunity in antibody studies so far, so it's not going to give you peace of mind that you are now immune, and if that much time has passed, you may not register antibodies to even tell you that you definitively had it or not.

Did you have recurring fevers? On alternating days? That was my number 1 symptom.

I got an antibody test because I was sick in March before NY shut down. It was negative. Up to you Hank-if you have antibodies you could donate plasma and save someone's life. Thats why I did it Hank.

yeah, why not

I would

I would strongly advise a test.