Sounds like Omicron, yes.
I'm sure it does sound that way to you, Doc, but I'm guessing pretty much any thing would. The 'cold' element sounds like 'omicron' for the simple reason that such a high percentage of the population got it so close to one another in timing. Meaning, exquisite transmissibility...or unusually distribution mechanisms...
The 'pretty bad' was the flu-like event, and 'pretty bad' was relative to how influenza normally impacts me. The gauge would be for the 'general malaise' reading.
The more years it has been since the last time an influenza 'took', the higher the general malaise level will be. What's unique is that the higher the general malaise level is, the shorter the duration normally. In this case it was higher on the scale, but was lasting longer which is why I popped some Ivermectin.
I don't doubt that one or both of these things were 'omicron', but that does not translate in my mind as being necessarily a SARS-cov-2 coronavirus variant. 'Omicron' could just as easily be some sort of aerosolized and/or self-spreading 'vaccine' program.
Don't waste your time finding some 'Forbes' or 'CDC' article explaining 'the science'. For one, I've already heard it, and for two, what compulsive liars obviously pushing a script mean nothing to me.