Do you get fever blisters/cold sores?

Then there are only two options, they are not cold sores or the test result was a false negative. With a herpes test around 15% of people who DO have HSV will have shown a negative result.
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Therefore your claim that you have frequent cold sores (your "medical history" ) is that you do get cold sores, so you must be one of those 15% of  people with a false negative result

You cannot have cold sores and not have HSV.
That's not "someone on the internet" talking, that's just a plain old medical fact. In order to have specific symptoms that come from a virus, then you must have the virus.


That has nothing to do with it and proves nothing in respect to your claim about HSV. Totally different topics. I've been vaccinated for TB 3 times and don't have antibodies, it's not that uncommon and means nothing in relation to any other disease as antibodies are specific to the disease.
It doesn't make your family some sort of medical miracles. That's why we need what is referred to as "herd immunity" , because we already know that for every disease there are always people who will not make antibodies, no matter of they have had the disease or been vaccinated for it.

In that same vein - just because someone makes a claim about their medical symptoms/condition, on the internet, doesn't mean it's true. Lots of people don't understand what is going on with themselves or understand what their doctor has told them.

I only get them when I am in NYC in the winter.

Had one last month. They hurt

No "most scientists" do not believe that the herpes virus causes Bell's Palsy. It is simply in the list of 'possible' causes.

Even if they did...it would still be completely incorrect to say that Bell's Palsy is a form of the herpes virus. One disease causing a symptom does not make it "a form of"

As I have already pointed out around 90% of people are infected with HSV (not my opinion - a medical fact), so it could easily be an incidental finding.

Currently the cause is unknown.

There is speculation that some sort of virus may cause Bell's palsy but it has not been confirmed as an accepted cause.

Just googling some legitimate medical sites can easily show you the cause and also educate you that what you may have thought is incorrect. All the information is out there and easily available to read.

I get them from sun or cold.

I get good warning signs -bump/tingling. I have 2 pills I take within hours of feeling symptoms and the cold sore is prevented. I carry these pills with me on every vacation. I don’t take them often - my last one was 5 years ago - but it stopped the breakout within hours. I forget the med name and haven’t read the replies in case anyone has already mentioned it. But I can look it up if anyone is interested.