I'm not a confirmed case, but I'm a 90% sure case based on symptoms and symptoms of people I have been in close contact with, and so far the experience has been relatively mild, in the literal sense. The primary discomfort has likely been the anxiety of how the tightness in my chest might progress (which ironically can also cause chest tightness).

I'm in a low risk group. I had lethargy and high fever the first day of symptoms (a little over a day after high contact exposure to my suspected source), then no fever (or very mild fever, can't tell because I have no thermometer), dry eyes, consistent mild chest tightness and occasional cough for the following two days (to present). The person I believe I contracted it from is also in a low risk group and had a sore throat and persistent cough for about 5 days, and is currently asymptomatic. She had been going about her business thinking it was just a cold for the duration of her symptoms.

Testing is still difficult in my area, and many folks with mild symptoms like the aforementioned aren't even attempting to get tested, so I suspect the true numbers are about 10x-50x the reported confirmed cases. This is good in that it means the death rate is also off by that factor, but bad in that there will not be enough fear/incentive for the primary carriers (young adults) to adhere to adequate social distancing. It's an unfortunate externality when an infectious disease has discriminatory consequences.