I got Covid once a year since 2020 except for this year. I was a person that graduated early from high school at the top of her class, graduated with an award from my department in university and have been overall a curious person that could articulate things well and in the moment. I noticed I started to stutter, have occasional trembling, have trouble learning, have problems recalling, and I cannot form thoughts as quickly as I used to. I got with my boyfriend right before I got Covid the first time and sometimes when I talk to him not I just notice how different I am. How I can’t remember his stories, the people he speaks of, the things he likes… I feel like I’ve become a complete airhead when I was never like this. I had to study things and I had difficulty learning before all this but not at this level. I have to watch things multiple times to understand and I just want to cry because I wonder what on earth has happened to me.
@@ColorMeNothing It probably did... but if you notice, she also said she got it in 2020... pre-vax. I'm sure you aren't really interested, but answering in the naive assumption that you are.
@@ColorMeNothing I got the vaccine in 2021. After my second bout. Did not help any of the “long Covid” symptoms. But with each time I did get Covid, it was not as dire… especially compared to the first time.
@@EricaGamet the vaccine may have helped me not get it as bad the third round but it did not help the other mental stuff. I guess even physically i don’t feel the same but is what it is at this point.
Great to know someone is finally looking deeply into this. I had Covid in 2020. It's 2023 I'm still not well. I have lung damage from Covid, body aches, joint pain, headaches and brain fog. Both my husband and son had Covid and they were well within 3 days. I almost died and I'm still not fully recovered. Hope we will get some answers in my life-time and hope no one has to suffer like this. I just want want to feel normal again. I have days i'm doing better and days like today that my head is about to explode and I can hardly move my neck. Praying for this research to find something to help others like me that cannot get better from Covid.
How can you KNOW it's long COVID? It seems like your doctor was just lazy or didn't want to give you good care. And that's why he said you have a new incurable illness rather than a normal illness with a cure. It's malpractice
It's the JAB, look into it. Truth is EVERYWHERE. A day will come where everyone will be anti JAB. Sad had be this way but atleast the truth will be revealed.. we warned yall, you'd die off if got JAB. They had it planned for year's, we showed proof but people chose to belive "experts"
I never got Covid, but my friend was diagnosed with Covid, and she was never the same. Her ability to think, remember, learn and make decisions was impaired. It was unbelievable how much it changed her cognitive functions.
@@Myers70 Aren't you tired after 3 years of babbling, "But, but, but the vaccines!"? Give it a rest. People with and without the vaccines have been affected by covid and long covid.
@@Myers70I didn’t vax and have the same symptoms. I know people who did and have the same symptoms… I don’t think the vax did anything but possibly cause more issues for those in the future
I have had COVID 3 times now ( Jan 21, Aug 22 and July 23). 1st time was the worst. In July 23 I couldn't get rid of this bad headache and my sinus was jacked up, so I went to Urgent Care, the on-call doctor said I think you may have COVID! I tested positive. It took me a whole week to 10 days to recover. It felt more that a bad bad cold but major fatigue. If I loaded the washer, I had to lay down afterwards. I seriously think i still have long COVID symptoms. I do have asthma that has been controlled before COVID. Now I have inhaler in every room and at work. I kept telling my doctor, i had all these issues, to be only told it will go away with exercise, healthy foods and proper rest. Yeah right!!! Finally saw a different doctor, who listened. I keep saying I have no energy, always feel almost fatigud, brain fog, can't remember names or things, losing focus at the task at hand, serious hair loss ( hasn't fully come back), lost my taste and smell in Jan 21, i did regain that. However, some food don't smell or taste the same, or after a short walk I have to catch my breath. So the Doctor ordered blood work to find out my Vitamin D was low. Taking Vitamin D has helped my fatigue and lack of energy but everything else stayed the same. I could go on and on. I try to remain positive that I am still here and able to still do things for myself.
Given how things are going, most people in the US and Canada will ignore this until it personally impacts them, at which point everyone else will ignore them. We're probably going to pretend problems like this don't exist unless it hits a point where it means the vast majority of people are too disabled to work.
It’s sad but it’s true. I had a doctor tell me how another patient also has Long Covid but he is able to work since he has a family and cannot stay at home like me. I wish I said, I would work if I could but my brain just doesn’t cooperate. It’s hard when even the doctors think being sick is a choice.
Sorry folks that's why we have the immigrants. They picked up over 600 million jobs in the jobs report that came out Friday. They don't care if you die long Covid or old age.
I've had physical pain pretty much all over on and off. It's hard to work for me and I've basically taken a 50% reduction because I have to call in all the time. Idk what to do anymore.
One of my best friends caught Covid multiple times over the pandemic. He’s 37 in great shape (a personal trainer) with no previous history of cognitive issues but partially lost his sense of taste/smell and now has trouble remembering names. 1.1 million died and half the country can’t even acknowledge its existence.
I also do not have my full taste or smell back and it’s been more than 2 years for me of having Long Covid. Luckily, I can take some things because for a year I had no taste whatsoever.
@@alohaarianna sorry to hear that, I’ve heard altered taste is also a thing. A different friend used to love oranges but now they taste like gasoline to her. Cruel!
@joshdeason9501 I could be more specific - perhaps not 50% completely denying Covid exists at all. But certainly huge swaths of the population did not take it seriously. Pew Research polled Americans from March 2020 to May 2022. Those describing Covid as merely a minor threat or none at all ranged from 33% to 58%. “Minor” threat is admittedly open to a bit of interpretation. But 2.5X the deaths of WWII and leaving survivors with long term cognitive issues (the topic of this thread) certainly doesn’t meet my definition.
yes great statement Sad denial I guess its a human coping mechanism but not without a price unless tempered with the realities of what we have all been going thru and continue to go thru
Thinking of words is still so difficult for me and I am 2 years in. While I am happy some findings are being made, hopefully more doctors can get educated on Long Covid so those effected can be helped and not belittled.
Our health care system is designed if they can not find something physical to explain, they blame the patient (usually a psych disorder), been a nurse over 20 years, trust me, yes they do this.
Yes, thank you. Word association! I have had long Covid for almost two years now. Losing your train of thought or ability for word recall is frustrating. Also, brain fog or difficulty remembering/memory.
@@alpaige7255 - The best advice I’ve heard on Recovery is it starts where you are NOW - not where you WISH to be. Don’t overly concern yourself about the Future. What your Body wants Now is REST. When you feel up to it, go to LifeWithKyle and try some of his SPECIFIC Long COVID Guided Meditations. Convince yourself you are SAFE, and CALM Your Nervous System if symptoms start to arise. Good Luck on your Full Recovery!
Look into the carnivore diet. Plenty of videos on youtube. Then look in the comments section. I think you might find by the comments that the carnivore diet may help you.
I'm Glad they are bringing out the facts! Research and more research are needed. I have chronic lyme and ME/CFS. My lyme test was positive, but the symptoms were there for two years before testing.
Why don’t they listen to the people who have recovered from long covid / ME CFS? People are healing fully with brain retraining if you watch Raelan Agle or Miguel Bautistas videos. I’ve made a lot of progress this and it’s frustrating to see doctors still spinning their wheels not listening to people who have fully recovered.
I am only 31 and got covid and was so severely sick. After I initially recovered but walked outside my house and had a very bad spinning sensation in my head. In the following weeks I just got more and more dizzy and tired and overstimulated. Slowly I recovered from this. Sadly I have gotten sick again a month ago. All symptoms seem to be back. It's really ups and downs for me. I miss my old life.
I'm a covid long hauler for 18 months. I have a post viral POTS diagnosis, nerve pins and needles pain at time issues, exercise intolerance, tinnitus and cognitive still not the same.
Sounds scary Please ask for Informed Consent for the list of Risks/Benefits of MrNa before getting another booster. Vaccine injuries are real. You may need to find research from other Countries to get an authentic assessment of MrNa. Good luck.
I have never felt the same since covid... My sinuses are absolutely destroyed I now have a nasal polyp in one which trying to get sorted on NHS they don't want to know. I feel spaced out / light-headed / dizziness everyday and my anxiety went off the chart... I have little stamina and when I exert myself for even 30 seconds I very nearly pass out... End up seeing stars and takes ages for body to settle down. Before covid I was an avid crossfit athlete training twice a day boxing running biking. We need help getting back to normal... The biggest battle daily is trying to get my head to feel normal... Any help 😢
2 weeks ago I got covid. Now I'm struggling with shortness of breath, fatigue anxiety, and getting back to work. Today was my first day back to work. I felt immense exhaustion and weakness, shortness of breath, lightheadedness, and other symptoms. I ended up at the ER. I was only able to work for 2hrs. But I was struggling so hard in those 2 hrs. All I do is rest at home because I'm so fatigue. I didn't want to get long covid but I'm afraid I have it. 😢
Vestibular training for dizziness and some areas have specialist. See ent to diagnosis dizziness. Could be from the heart to see you need to rule out where the dizziness is coming is it from the ears say eyes the brain are your heart. You can do many things.
This is why I'm still masking in crowded indoor spaces. I am back to doing things and hanging out with friends, but we do a lot outside or we are masked. I've had other health issues this year and I don't need one more thing to deal with. I'm sure at some point I will get covid, but it's not going to be because I just decided, "Well, everyone will get it eventually." Hopefully there will be more treatment options for long covid if/when I get it.
My aunt Jeanne got covid in early 2020 & almost died from it- but recovered.. a few months ago she got it again. She never recovered. She completely stopped eating & died from starvation a couple weeks ago. I just can't fathom how it would make you stop eating like that to the point of literal starvation.
I couldn’t tolerate hardly any food and constantly choked and coughed unable to swallow or tolerate anything in my stomach for months. I couldn’t move or have a single thought without complete agony. I thought I would die. It was pure terror. The doctors said it was female hysteria (conversion disorder) for months. I have chronic migraines with body paralysis, tremors, continuous nausea, and the list just goes on and on. It’s been 19 months. Unfortunately most people don’t have the emotional maturity to acknowledge suffering so they blame us instead.
The body keeps thinking you have a virus. Clear the gut, change your dieet, Omad, low histamine no sugar and processed food. Take suplements like tulsi milk thistle. after two days i felt allready better. 2.5 months in great improvement!
My body hurts so bad every day that I just curl up and cry, like right now I've got my heating pad on my ankles and feet bc i keep having stabbing pains and I'm in tears 😢
I had COVID and I swear my joints have not been the same. I also had psychosis after having COVID. It was hellish. I don’t know if it was caused by COVID but I think so.
I have POTS, there are millions of us in the US alone who have struggled with dysautonomia for decades. And, yes, most doctors don't know and/or care. It is terrible.
@@alohaarianna I've never seen so much lying, theatrical bs, and outright brainwashing/denial surrounding any one particular topic before this began, in my life.
Thought I would share...I got COVID and 5 months later had heavy breathing at night before bed. I'm a smoker but it was a sudden noticable change. I went to the urgent care and all they could diagnose was long COVID. To date I have muscle fatigue, short term memory loss, speech slowed and loss of motivation to push through daily activities due to a disconnect with my surroundings (brain fog). Thanks to everyone for sharing it was a relief to hear another point of view than my own.
God is still there for all of us who are suffering from long covid, i know when all pull through this we are going to be better individuals,it is the hottest furnest that makes the strongest steels, the most beautiful gems have to be polish the hardest ,lets pray for strength to face this darkness.
Got Covid Mar 2020 glad had oxygen and bipap at home with steroid puffer. Being a nurse followed care outlined in Europe. Had long covid 8mos as well as neuromuscular disease preexisting. Got it second time but only sick 2.5 mos then.
The Insurance Industry is going to have a field day with this ..... A lot stuff they're supposed to PAY for is just going to be long covid ... Seems like they trying get us ready for next one
I got long covid also now for 3 months. Never waxxed. My symptoms were riddled with blood clots. Mirco clotting. Brain fob. Shortness of breath. Heart issues like pain and flutters. Blood pressure spikes. Waking up at 5am with weird heart feeling. Tummy issues. My lingering symptoms include shortness of breath. Depression and anxiety. Never had those two before. Memory loss. And lower back pain. It's debilitating and I miss a lot of work now. Waking up at 5am with weird heart pain or feeling. So over 3 months I've had some improvement from the blood clots being the most dangerous thing but overall not great still. Doctors almost always find nothing wrong. I'm at a loss.
@@vidviewer9727 i believe i am recovering slowly. symptoms return in waves and are lesser each time. I'm 37 male. always was healthy and fit. it is scary because I still wonder if its like colan cancer or something else. but I just had endoscopy done and nothing. i should get butt checked next. and still plan on seeing cardiologist
@@lnstall_Wizard I'm 31 unjabbed and I feel like I got another infection a couple of weeks ago and have been in a wave since. Can't sleep good wake up with anxiety after about 4 hours. Feels like my insides are vibrating sometimes. It's on and off. The dreams are horrible and I wake up feeling disturbed sometimes have shortness of breath. Thats a new symptom that started this passed 10 days. on and off in the morning upon waking up. I dont know if it's anxiety or what. Hopefully you make a full recovery. Good luck with everything God bless. It seemed like I was better after about 2 months but this past virus or whatever I had kicked it back up
Long Covid is like having one foot in the grave. I have had long Covid for over two years. A few months ago I looked at my medical record and noticed my symptoms started shortly after I got my first two covid shots in 2/21 and 3/21. My symptoms are brain fog, fatigue, sweats and chills. I have to take 4 hot showers a day just to raise my core temperature. I started using magnesium which seemed to help. Now all I am looking for are treatments for long Covid. Would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks.
I had some issues after the booster. Oddly doing the carnivore diet helped with the booster issues and my long covid. I only did the carnivore diet for about 2 months. Many people report improvement with overactive immune system issues with the carnivore diet.
I had Covid and was sick for a month and some symptoms persisted longer, then I got the second Pfizer vaccine and I lost all the progress I had made. I have told doctors this but no one thinks it’s significant. The problem is there is not a lot of solid, proven information right now to listen to. Listening to my body and giving it what it is calling for has helped me the most but it’s hard when it just wants rest and I want to have hobbies and do things like I was before I was sick.
I hear you, same with me.... The showers help for about 30 min. I recoverd from covid, and then started suffering. Confusion, dizzy, heavy head, weak hands, fatigue.
I think I have long covid, but its very mild. I was very healthy for my age, no medicines, but was forced to do heavy labour for two or three weeks. I never had time to rest. I must have had a light case of covid, because the pain in my legs has never gone away. Even after a long rest I still feel like I had walked 8 hours with a 40 pound weight on my back. It does aeem the virus has hidden in my inflamed tissues, my legs . Maybe the next covid shot will clear it out Im not complaining. I swim for exercise and do mild walking. Aspirin takes aways 90% of the pain. Hopefully future historians will make sense of all this.
Sounds scary Please ask for Informed Consent for the list of Risks/Benefits of MrNa before getting another booster. Vaccine injuries are real. You may need to find research from other Countries to get an authentic assessment of MrNa. Good luck.
I got long COVID, it is horrible. I noticed changes right away after recovery of major illness, couldn't write into my novel, memory difficulties. Then I lost my job probably because of illness effects.
For those posting here about your struggles with long covid we are going to assume that you were fully vax'd and boosted, unless you indicate otherwise.
Its weird but the fatigue feels like metal grinding metal with no oil or lubrication its such a gross bad deep fatigue thats markedly different than regular tiredness in a healthy person
I had long covid for almost 2 years..Tried almost everything for minimal results..Then I did a raw food vegan diet for 30 days immediately followed by a 5 day water fast..Lost 25lbs total in 35 days..Feel great compared to what I was before...
I have had covid 17 months ago however I am still experiencing low grade fever and chills, being extremely sensitive to cold and full body aches all over, any of you has or had it? Any cure? Tests results dont show anything
Along with many other symptoms, my body temp was one degree lower then my normal (98.6) for about 10 months. Was very sensitive to cold and heat and for a while could hardly take a shower because the sensation of the water hitting my skin sent my nervous system into orbit. Ive seen many doctors in the past year and honestly almost all were useless. Not so much as trying SOMETHING to help.
You need to treat inflammation. I had terrible fatigue, brain fog, memory cognitive issues after covid. I'm Still recuperating. New doctor treated me with I meg solumedrol IV steroid. Within hours of treatment the pressure I felt on top of my head lifted. Several days later I could think clearer my short term memory lapses improving. My fatigue also is much better. I nap once or twice a week once a day. Not every day twice or three times. Why do doctors ignore treating brain inflammation. It is documented on MRI scans. They know it's there but don't treat it. I thank God I finally found a doctor who treated it. Look for doctors who will give corticosteroids to treat long term covid inflammation. This is what causes long covid!
I was given coritcosteroids after my recent covid test finally showed negative to treat my laryngitis. a month later I still have laryngitis and they won't give me steroids again until I see an ENT, but they still won't address the other congntive problems because they seem so similar to the migraines I already have but worse. I wonder if I shoud request a new MRI scan?
My wife and I got it in February of 2020. By fall I was almost totally disabled, still not any better. Two weeks ago when I looked in the mirror I.....WELL TOTALLY STARTLED! The brown eyed guy I have known all these years was gone. My eyes had changed to a blue color. I'm tired I've got to sleep. Thinking is so exhausting!
Just passed 2 years of chest pain, shortness of breath, lightheadedness and fatigue from COVID. Hopefully there's a treatment soon, I'm not capable of working but savings are running out and no one's gonna save me from homelessness.
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I had covid for the first time in 2021. Haven't felt the same since. Had brain fog and difficulty sleeping. Unable to breathe out of my nose which led to inability to sleep well which led to brain fog. Going to see an ENT for a second opinion for nasal surgery. I also have sleep apnea now although I don't entirely blame it on having covid but covid has made my symptoms worse. I have a hx of allergies and asthma.
@@moabman6803Wrong, it's caused by deviated airways, i'm as healthy as i can be, all my vitamin levels are great, but i do have sleep apnea and a lot of trouble sleeping because of my deviated airways, which is a family pattern. I've been in many doctors and read a lot about it, and you are misinformed.
Eat oranges that and using mouthwash 34 times a day I’m taking vitamin D supplement helps but any supplement that you should be taking supplements but when you’re sick your vitamin D goes down because you’re inside the house plus certain things that are wrong with you and your vitamin D will stay low on its own
Yes all oils are helpful . Omega 3 in flax seed oil or fish oil vit D3 every day and evening primrose oil . Your nerves your brain and eyes will use it up and you can feel it.
@benjaminyoung9694 I got my shots, I got covid 2 weeks ago. Haven't gotten better. I think I have long covid. My first day back to work ended up at the ER for severe exhaustion, shortness of breath, weakness of only 2hrs of work. Smh.. long covid is terrible.
@@vidviewer9727 I’m afraid not I was reinfected about a week ago in hospitalized with Covid pneumonia. I almost lost my life once again I’m lucky I didn’t get intubated this time. I am going to be getting stem cells in Tijuana Mexico. That’s the next step. That’s my only hope I have left.
I got covid last year Jul but this Sept I contacted Hepatitis E and it seems to reactivate the covid or whatever virus in my body such as EBV, my body went haywire and there are up to 50 symptoms i felt, stopped exercising being active, went to the ER 4-5 time , hhr , palpitations you name it. Please make sure they do something about it..
I thought long Covid was fake and not a real thing.. until me and my daughter was constantly sick with the same symptoms, for me head aces cough for my daughter that has not gone away! Weakness and being in pain muscle pain and always tired there are days were u feel great and then it comes back
@@CourtneyDubbs-ir3og - Both vaccinated and UNvaccinated have developed Long COVID. It is a similar chronic dysfunction of the Immune System to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Lyme Disease, MCAS, and POTS. I propose ALL of these afflictions have a Root Cause in CHRONIC STRESS. The main difference with Long COVID is the Spike Protein, which by itself is an Antigen, and may be introduced into the Body by an acute COVID-19 infection or created by the Body’s own cells from the Messenger RNA of the COVID vaccines. BOTH scenarios are valid.
JJ vax injured 3/11/21 and immune system attacked my entire body. My life as I knew it was over or so I thought. At my 3 yr anniversary of being semi disabled, I ordered Hydroxy…. from India. After only 1 week I’ve been given a 2nd chance at life. Sad to have to self treat however that is our great USA medical system.
I have emphysema and caught covid last feb on the respiratory ward I was admitted with respiratory failure and pneumonia After a week I was back to breathing as I normally did I spent almost a month on the arm and so wish I had come out sooner becsuse I got the covid two days before discharge I felt absolutely fine for the first few days just a temp but was fine About day 5 I couldn’t breath and got the respiratory nurse out I was put back on steroids and antibiotics Iv not been the same since I’m so breathless after just a few steps Ringing in my left ear Headache which feels so bad in my left eye socket If I cough I feel like my head is going to explode Iv lost all my muscles Have no strength and feel extremely tied all the time even after sleeping through at night Iv lost my appetite and lost 2 stone I can’t build myself back up because I feel to weak On top of that what I thought was muscular pain in my back turned out to be fractures I have severe osteoporosis My taste and smell were never affected but my breathing has not been the same and now the humidity if high affects me and so does does pollen Never had problems with those before I had covid I definitely think covid has damaged my lungs more and mand me feel so weak and tied They put it all down to emphysema I don’t agree I wasn’t like this until I got covid Yes emphysema does cause problems but the covid definitely took my lung function
“It’s going to disappear. One day - it’s like a miracle - it will disappear. And from our shores, we - you know, it could get worse before it gets better. It could maybe go away. We’ll see what happens. Nobody really knows” - Donald Trump
I cannot STAND that man!!! He should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity for his GROSS mismanagement of the Covid crisis among the long list of other issues....
@@vidviewer9727 Well over 65M Americans have had zero covid jabs and we are all doing just fine today w no issues or regrets. If we were truly "being hospitalized and/or dying at higher rates" then it would be relentlessly covered by the media, wouldn't you think? Yet, we hear nothing of the sort.
Yeah, we were fine. We just stayed in side and had my cousin get our food and stuff that we needed. And he did he just dropped it off at the door and then left We didn’t talk to him because we were so sick. And because Covid is contagious we didn’t want to stay in there and breathe through the door in his face.
Agreed. I took Paxlovid for 10days for long covid (open label prescribed by my doc, not as part of the Yale study) and it didn't help at all. Same with Metformin. These are "hail mary"'s as there is no fundamental research being done to get to root cause.
You see the way it started between us between me and my dad is. We were at the mall one day and I said well why don’t we go and get lunch at the food court So we did we got Chinese food and then after that, we went to Ardenes to look for clothes and that And so I bought a really nice pyjama tank top there and then as we were walking around my dad started to not feel very well So he could not function properly to continue shopping so we had to go home pretty darn quick And then his symptoms got worse you know he started getting the chills and feeling feverish And then the next day he got full-blown Covid so yeah. And then that night when he got it full blown, I started to have different symptoms. Which was just felt like something was in my throat and I was coughing and coughing trying to get it up right and it wouldn’t go away So I took some mouthwash, and also vinegar and water, and it never helped And the next day, I just was coughing and sneezing and runny nose, so we decided to test ourselves and sure enough, we had Covid both of us And it’s funny because our symptoms were so so so much different you know. I just had a scratchy throat like nothing major just felt like a scratchy throat. It was my dad that I was worried about per se because he had chills and a fever as well so yeah So I knew when I had Covid that I got from him because or we could’ve both got it from the mall Because we were at the food court, right and we had masks on, but you can’t wear a mask when you’re eating so you have to pull it down. And as soon as you do that you can breathe in germs and stuff that people sneeze around. Because when a person sneezes that saliva and all those germs spread like thousands of thousands of miles and that’s not good And that’s probably how we got sick. We probably breezed in with somebody sneezed out from nose across the mall for all we know. So yeah, it was not fun that two weeks. You know the first few days we didn’t have anything so I had to pitch my dad out to get it. Because he started to feel a little bit better, right actually, I think it was before we got Covid you know The last time I had just a regular cold and he went out and got stuff so we already had it in the house so I guess that’s why we didn’t go to the hospital Because the way we had Covid it was just like a really really really really really bad cold so it’s slowly slowly slowly slowly decreased the symptoms And then it got better over time you know we started to get our appetite in our energy back do you know. But our poor dog you know we were feeling pretty crappy, and she was really bugging to go out for a walk you know even when we were really sick And I was like no Teaga you have to wait me and Leigh are really really really sick You know, and we felt bad. We felt really worse than we did having Covid because you know we felt bad for the dog do you know So yeah, but after her Covid was gone, she went out for a walk. You know she thought out lots in the wintertime so she wasn’t suffering. She wasn’t hurting you know. She got out for a walk don’t worry. Once we were all back to normal whatever normal is for us as soon as we got better my dad was like OK let’s take her out for a walk. And we got our stuff on our boots and coat mittens, and Dukes on and off we went for a walk around the block. It’s just getting through that two weeks was it just seemed like it was taking a long time to get through that. But once we did, it felt really rewarding. Because we had the stuff to get rid of those symptoms, and I think that NyQuil and Neo citron honestly did the job you know it really really really did help anyway
I already had a bizarre case of reactive arthritis / long salmonella going into this. I've been treating this era like Plague Inc. Still haven't caught it, unapologetically vaxxed and boosted. Still masking. One preexisting long illness was enough.
I have long covid and you would easily know if you caught covid and your symptoms never go away fully. I’m not as severe as some people but I can no longer walk too far, get tired very easily, constantly coughing and struggle to breathe. I’ve been dealing with this for 7 months after catching covid.
I have memory loss ,brain fog, concentration... I guess you will know once u understand how much your health has declined after having COVID..... Forced to take the jab ,. Mabe it a lot worst for me...
as a German Biochemist Ph D - this is an Auto Immune Reaction in the ACE Receptor Complex System in ALL of the Body making it so difficult no treatment possible Self destructive
wondering if the shots landed in the immune cells, then when a person encounters a toxin, their immune system starts replicating Covid and attacks itself...(nurse and chemist)
Did we know at what tissue temperature did SARS COV2 better replicate? Why? Because in 2020 at TWiV 659 at min29 virologist Christian Drosten suggest that SARS COV2 better replicate at very low tissue temperature.
I got Covid once a year since 2020 except for this year. I was a person that graduated early from high school at the top of her class, graduated with an award from my department in university and have been overall a curious person that could articulate things well and in the moment. I noticed I started to stutter, have occasional trembling, have trouble learning, have problems recalling, and I cannot form thoughts as quickly as I used to. I got with my boyfriend right before I got Covid the first time and sometimes when I talk to him not I just notice how different I am. How I can’t remember his stories, the people he speaks of, the things he likes… I feel like I’ve become a complete airhead when I was never like this. I had to study things and I had difficulty learning before all this but not at this level. I have to watch things multiple times to understand and I just want to cry because I wonder what on earth has happened to me.
Did you get the vax? That should have helped.
@@ColorMeNothing It probably did... but if you notice, she also said she got it in 2020... pre-vax. I'm sure you aren't really interested, but answering in the naive assumption that you are.
@@ColorMeNothing I got the vaccine in 2021. After my second bout. Did not help any of the “long Covid” symptoms. But with each time I did get Covid, it was not as dire… especially compared to the first time.
@@EricaGamet the vaccine may have helped me not get it as bad the third round but it did not help the other mental stuff. I guess even physically i don’t feel the same but is what it is at this point.
I know people who had the vax and still have the same long COVID symptoms.
I’ve experienced the same neurological issues and it’s so frustrating!
This lady is seriously my new hero. She describes how these things feel so well, and she’s such a strong advocate.
Great to know someone is finally looking deeply into this. I had Covid in 2020. It's 2023 I'm still not well. I have lung damage from Covid, body aches, joint pain, headaches and brain fog. Both my husband and son had Covid and they were well within 3 days. I almost died and I'm still not fully recovered. Hope we will get some answers in my life-time and hope no one has to suffer like this. I just want want to feel normal again. I have days i'm doing better and days like today that my head is about to explode and I can hardly move my neck. Praying for this research to find something to help others like me that cannot get better from Covid.
I am currently experiencing a flare up from long covid I never went back to normal. It’s exhausting.
How can you KNOW it's long COVID? It seems like your doctor was just lazy or didn't want to give you good care. And that's why he said you have a new incurable illness rather than a normal illness with a cure. It's malpractice
@@kamranrowshandel6395tell me you haven’t got a degree medicine without telling me you haven’t got one
Probably took the vaccine
It's the JAB, look into it. Truth is EVERYWHERE. A day will come where everyone will be anti JAB. Sad had be this way but atleast the truth will be revealed.. we warned yall, you'd die off if got JAB. They had it planned for year's, we showed proof but people chose to belive "experts"
I really hope they keep up the research to improve the lives of those suffering from long Covid.
me too!
I never got Covid, but my friend was diagnosed with Covid, and she was never the same.
Her ability to think, remember, learn and make decisions was impaired.
It was unbelievable how much it changed her cognitive functions.
Probably from the 15 covid shots
@@Myers70 Aren't you tired after 3 years of babbling, "But, but, but the vaccines!"? Give it a rest. People with and without the vaccines have been affected by covid and long covid.
My mother, who is in her 80s, has always been pretty sharp... she got covid in 2020 and is still having brain fog and fatigue.
@@Myers70 No, that's not it.
@@Myers70I didn’t vax and have the same symptoms. I know people who did and have the same symptoms… I don’t think the vax did anything but possibly cause more issues for those in the future
I have had COVID 3 times now ( Jan 21, Aug 22 and July 23). 1st time was the worst. In July 23 I couldn't get rid of this bad headache and my sinus was jacked up, so I went to Urgent Care, the on-call doctor said I think you may have COVID! I tested positive. It took me a whole week to 10 days to recover. It felt more that a bad bad cold but major fatigue. If I loaded the washer, I had to lay down afterwards. I seriously think i still have long COVID symptoms. I do have asthma that has been controlled before COVID. Now I have inhaler in every room and at work. I kept telling my doctor, i had all these issues, to be only told it will go away with exercise, healthy foods and proper rest. Yeah right!!! Finally saw a different doctor, who listened. I keep saying I have no energy, always feel almost fatigud, brain fog, can't remember names or things, losing focus at the task at hand, serious hair loss ( hasn't fully come back), lost my taste and smell in Jan 21, i did regain that. However, some food don't smell or taste the same, or after a short walk I have to catch my breath. So the Doctor ordered blood work to find out my Vitamin D was low. Taking Vitamin D has helped my fatigue and lack of energy but everything else stayed the same. I could go on and on. I try to remain positive that I am still here and able to still do things for myself.
Amen. Same here lady.. Be well!!!!!
Covid alters hemoglobin. I have to take Iron to not have shortness of breath.
It’s like ME/CFS mostly women get that also. Hopefully long covid treatments can help people with ME/CFS too. Some people have had that for decades.
Given how things are going, most people in the US and Canada will ignore this until it personally impacts them, at which point everyone else will ignore them. We're probably going to pretend problems like this don't exist unless it hits a point where it means the vast majority of people are too disabled to work.
It’s sad but it’s true. I had a doctor tell me how another patient also has Long Covid but he is able to work since he has a family and cannot stay at home like me. I wish I said, I would work if I could but my brain just doesn’t cooperate. It’s hard when even the doctors think being sick is a choice.
Sorry folks that's why we have the immigrants. They picked up over 600 million jobs in the jobs report that came out Friday. They don't care if you die long Covid or old age.
I've had physical pain pretty much all over on and off. It's hard to work for me and I've basically taken a 50% reduction because I have to call in all the time. Idk what to do anymore.
Reduction in pay.
One of my best friends caught Covid multiple times over the pandemic. He’s 37 in great shape (a personal trainer) with no previous history of cognitive issues but partially lost his sense of taste/smell and now has trouble remembering names.
1.1 million died and half the country can’t even acknowledge its existence.
I also do not have my full taste or smell back and it’s been more than 2 years for me of having Long Covid. Luckily, I can take some things because for a year I had no taste whatsoever.
@@alohaarianna sorry to hear that, I’ve heard altered taste is also a thing. A different friend used to love oranges but now they taste like gasoline to her. Cruel!
@joshdeason9501 I could be more specific - perhaps not 50% completely denying Covid exists at all. But certainly
huge swaths of the population did not take it seriously.
Pew Research polled Americans from March 2020 to May 2022. Those describing Covid as merely a minor threat or none at all ranged from 33% to 58%.
“Minor” threat is admittedly open to a bit of interpretation. But 2.5X the deaths of WWII and leaving survivors with long term cognitive issues (the topic of this thread) certainly doesn’t meet my definition.
yes great statement Sad denial I guess its a human coping mechanism but not without a price unless tempered with the realities of what we have all been going thru and continue to go thru
@@acslater017we are far from some seeing the long term effects of this virus too. 🙏😢
Thinking of words is still so difficult for me and I am 2 years in. While I am happy some findings are being made, hopefully more doctors can get educated on Long Covid so those effected can be helped and not belittled.
Our health care system is designed if they can not find something physical to explain, they blame the patient (usually a psych disorder), been a nurse over 20 years, trust me, yes they do this.
Yes, thank you. Word association! I have had long Covid for almost two years now. Losing your train of thought or ability for word recall is frustrating. Also, brain fog or difficulty remembering/memory.
And did things get better after getting Pfizer or Moderna?
It'd JAB side effects, research it.
I hope you are able to recover soon!
@@alpaige7255 - The best advice I’ve heard on Recovery is it starts where you are NOW - not where you WISH to be. Don’t overly concern yourself about the Future. What your Body wants Now is REST.
When you feel up to it, go to LifeWithKyle and try some of his SPECIFIC Long COVID Guided Meditations. Convince yourself you are SAFE, and CALM Your Nervous System if symptoms start to arise.
Good Luck on your Full Recovery!
Liar
I've had long covid for 3 years. Severe fatigue and brain fog. Seems to be gradually getting worse.
microbiome
thats called vaccine injury
@@DurdyPurdy420 explain please?
Look into the carnivore diet. Plenty of videos on youtube. Then look in the comments section. I think you might find by the comments that the carnivore diet may help you.
@@moabman6803do you have experience on Long Covid?
I'm Glad they are bringing out the facts! Research and more research are needed.
I have chronic lyme and ME/CFS. My lyme test was positive, but the symptoms were there for two years before testing.
Why don’t they listen to the people who have recovered from long covid / ME CFS? People are healing fully with brain retraining if you watch Raelan Agle or Miguel Bautistas videos. I’ve made a lot of progress this and it’s frustrating to see doctors still spinning their wheels not listening to people who have fully recovered.
I am only 31 and got covid and was so severely sick. After I initially recovered but walked outside my house and had a very bad spinning sensation in my head. In the following weeks I just got more and more dizzy and tired and overstimulated. Slowly I recovered from this. Sadly I have gotten sick again a month ago. All symptoms seem to be back. It's really ups and downs for me. I miss my old life.
I'm a covid long hauler for 18 months. I have a post viral POTS diagnosis, nerve pins and needles pain at time issues, exercise intolerance, tinnitus and cognitive still not the same.
Also lower energy
Have you tried any treatments for it ?
Sounds scary
Please ask for Informed Consent for the list of Risks/Benefits of MrNa before getting another booster. Vaccine injuries are real. You may need to find research from other Countries to get an authentic assessment of MrNa.
Good luck.
I've had long covid too. I'm 95% better now. 100% with some over the counter medication. I spent thousands on doctors.
@@moabman6803 what over the counter medicines did you use?
I have been suffering for the last 18 months and have to say that A LOT of Healthcare providers don't even know what long covid is, not even the term.
I have never felt the same since covid... My sinuses are absolutely destroyed I now have a nasal polyp in one which trying to get sorted on NHS they don't want to know.
I feel spaced out / light-headed / dizziness everyday and my anxiety went off the chart... I have little stamina and when I exert myself for even 30 seconds I very nearly pass out... End up seeing stars and takes ages for body to settle down.
Before covid I was an avid crossfit athlete training twice a day boxing running biking.
We need help getting back to normal... The biggest battle daily is trying to get my head to feel normal... Any help 😢
2 weeks ago I got covid. Now I'm struggling with shortness of breath, fatigue anxiety, and getting back to work. Today was my first day back to work. I felt immense exhaustion and weakness, shortness of breath, lightheadedness, and other symptoms. I ended up at the ER. I was only able to work for 2hrs. But I was struggling so hard in those 2 hrs.
All I do is rest at home because I'm so fatigue. I didn't want to get long covid but I'm afraid I have it. 😢
Vestibular training for dizziness and some areas have specialist. See ent to diagnosis dizziness. Could be from the heart to see you need to rule out where the dizziness is coming is it from the ears say eyes the brain are your heart. You can do many things.
Yes my sinuses are ridiculous. My ears been ringing for months
This is why I'm still masking in crowded indoor spaces. I am back to doing things and hanging out with friends, but we do a lot outside or we are masked. I've had other health issues this year and I don't need one more thing to deal with. I'm sure at some point I will get covid, but it's not going to be because I just decided, "Well, everyone will get it eventually." Hopefully there will be more treatment options for long covid if/when I get it.
🐑🐑🐑🐑
No, you mask up so you can have your safe spaces?
I'm on the same page as you. Stay strong.
@@wakeupsheeple513ironic, when antivaxers like you take sheep meds
@@nosuchthing8 You, as well!
My aunt Jeanne got covid in early 2020 & almost died from it- but recovered.. a few months ago she got it again. She never recovered. She completely stopped eating & died from starvation a couple weeks ago. I just can't fathom how it would make you stop eating like that to the point of literal starvation.
I lost my appetite as well when I got covid and was very fatigued, that lasted for about a week and a half and then I was alright
I couldn’t tolerate hardly any food and constantly choked and coughed unable to swallow or tolerate anything in my stomach for months. I couldn’t move or have a single thought without complete agony. I thought I would die. It was pure terror. The doctors said it was female hysteria (conversion disorder) for months. I have chronic migraines with body paralysis, tremors, continuous nausea, and the list just goes on and on. It’s been 19 months.
Unfortunately most people don’t have the emotional maturity to acknowledge suffering so they blame us instead.
We literally feel like we are reinfected constantly for the last three years
Me as well
The body keeps thinking you have a virus.
Clear the gut, change your dieet, Omad, low histamine no sugar and processed food.
Take suplements like tulsi milk thistle.
after two days i felt allready better.
2.5 months in great improvement!
Another wonderful symptom of Long Covid is depression. Depletion of serotonin has taken the joy out of much of my life.
How do you find out you have long covid
@@jonathangraham6412They self diagnose
My body hurts so bad every day that I just curl up and cry, like right now I've got my heating pad on my ankles and feet bc i keep having stabbing pains and I'm in tears 😢
Since having covid, does anyone have sleep flutters at night just as you're about to fall asleep? Like where your heart races and wakes you up.
I think my 79 year old mom has had Long Covid since January 2021. Can anyone advise us where to turn? Ty
I had COVID and I swear my joints have not been the same. I also had psychosis after having COVID. It was hellish. I don’t know if it was caused by COVID but I think so.
Those symptoms come from the vaccine!
I experienced psychosis as well from the virus
Low dose naltrexone helped my joint pain!
I have had joint pain too and I had never had it previous to getting Covid.
@@queenleo5578 how bad was it? How long did it last?
I’ve had long covid for a year and it’s awful literally no treatments or help from doctors
I have POTS, there are millions of us in the US alone who have struggled with dysautonomia for decades. And, yes, most doctors don't know and/or care. It is terrible.
@@isocarboxazid I hope all the clinical trials will lead to such better treatments
Doctors just told me it’s anxiety. Lol! I think I know what anxiety feels like and this is not it! It’s beyond frustrating.
@@alohaarianna I've never seen so much lying, theatrical bs, and outright brainwashing/denial surrounding any one particular topic before this began, in my life.
@@safeeffective385aww, sad little boy not getting the attention you beg for?
Thanks for sharing. When do you expect the results of the Paxlovid study?
I pray every single day please Jesus let us find answers and treatment for all who is suffering 🙏
Thought I would share...I got COVID and 5 months later had heavy breathing at night before bed. I'm a smoker but it was a sudden noticable change. I went to the urgent care and all they could diagnose was long COVID. To date I have muscle fatigue, short term memory loss, speech slowed and loss of motivation to push through daily activities due to a disconnect with my surroundings (brain fog). Thanks to everyone for sharing it was a relief to hear another point of view than my own.
This will be everyone at some point.
I’m finally so glad to see this is finally being taken serious …
God is still there for all of us who are suffering from long covid, i know when all pull through this we are going to be better individuals,it is the hottest furnest that makes the strongest steels, the most beautiful gems have to be polish the hardest ,lets pray for strength to face this darkness.
Been dealing with this for decades with ME/CFS. We have just been ignored. Lost my job now at 52 and bed bound
God bless her.
Got Covid Mar 2020 glad had oxygen and bipap at home with steroid puffer. Being a nurse followed care outlined in Europe. Had long covid 8mos as well as neuromuscular disease preexisting. Got it second time but only sick 2.5 mos then.
The Insurance Industry is going to have a field day with this ..... A lot stuff they're supposed to PAY for is just going to be long covid ... Seems like they trying get us ready for next one
I got long covid also now for 3 months. Never waxxed. My symptoms were riddled with blood clots. Mirco clotting. Brain fob. Shortness of breath. Heart issues like pain and flutters. Blood pressure spikes. Waking up at 5am with weird heart feeling. Tummy issues. My lingering symptoms include shortness of breath. Depression and anxiety. Never had those two before. Memory loss. And lower back pain. It's debilitating and I miss a lot of work now. Waking up at 5am with weird heart pain or feeling. So over 3 months I've had some improvement from the blood clots being the most dangerous thing but overall not great still. Doctors almost always find nothing wrong. I'm at a loss.
Have you seen or noticed any improvements over the past month?
@@vidviewer9727 i believe i am recovering slowly. symptoms return in waves and are lesser each time. I'm 37 male. always was healthy and fit. it is scary because I still wonder if its like colan cancer or something else. but I just had endoscopy done and nothing. i should get butt checked next. and still plan on seeing cardiologist
@@lnstall_Wizard I'm 31 unjabbed and I feel like I got another infection a couple of weeks ago and have been in a wave since. Can't sleep good wake up with anxiety after about 4 hours. Feels like my insides are vibrating sometimes. It's on and off. The dreams are horrible and I wake up feeling disturbed sometimes have shortness of breath. Thats a new symptom that started this passed 10 days. on and off in the morning upon waking up. I dont know if it's anxiety or what. Hopefully you make a full recovery. Good luck with everything God bless. It seemed like I was better after about 2 months but this past virus or whatever I had kicked it back up
@@vidviewer9727 same for me, i had a really bad sinus infection or cold idk recently. thank you.
Liar
Long Covid is like having one foot in the grave. I have had long Covid for over two years. A few months ago I looked at my medical record and noticed my symptoms started shortly after I got my first two covid shots in 2/21 and 3/21. My symptoms are brain fog, fatigue, sweats and chills. I have to take 4 hot showers a day just to raise my core temperature. I started using magnesium which seemed to help. Now all I am looking for are treatments for long Covid. Would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks.
look for vaccine injury treatment, take magnesium along with nattokinese
I had some issues after the booster. Oddly doing the carnivore diet helped with the booster issues and my long covid. I only did the carnivore diet for about 2 months. Many people report improvement with overactive immune system issues with the carnivore diet.
I had Covid and was sick for a month and some symptoms persisted longer, then I got the second Pfizer vaccine and I lost all the progress I had made. I have told doctors this but no one thinks it’s significant. The problem is there is not a lot of solid, proven information right now to listen to.
Listening to my body and giving it what it is calling for has helped me the most but it’s hard when it just wants rest and I want to have hobbies and do things like I was before I was sick.
I hear you, same with me.... The showers help for about 30 min. I recoverd from covid, and then started suffering. Confusion, dizzy, heavy head, weak hands, fatigue.
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I think I have long covid, but its very mild. I was very healthy for my age, no medicines, but was forced to do heavy labour for two or three weeks. I never had time to rest.
I must have had a light case of covid, because the pain in my legs has never gone away. Even after a long rest I still feel like I had walked 8 hours with a 40 pound weight on my back. It does aeem the virus has hidden in my inflamed tissues, my legs .
Maybe the next covid shot will clear it out
Im not complaining. I swim for exercise and do mild walking. Aspirin takes aways 90% of the pain.
Hopefully future historians will make sense of all this.
Sounds scary
Please ask for Informed Consent for the list of Risks/Benefits of MrNa before getting another booster. Vaccine injuries are real. You may need to find research from other Countries to get an authentic assessment of MrNa.
Good luck.
Thanks Bill
I got long COVID, it is horrible. I noticed changes right away after recovery of major illness, couldn't write into my novel, memory difficulties. Then I lost my job probably because of illness effects.
For those posting here about your struggles with long covid we are going to assume that you were fully vax'd and boosted, unless you indicate otherwise.
Its weird but the fatigue feels like metal grinding metal with no oil or lubrication its such a gross bad deep fatigue thats markedly different than regular tiredness in a healthy person
The imaginary of your comment is palpable.
I had long covid for almost 2 years..Tried almost everything for minimal results..Then I did a raw food vegan diet for 30 days immediately followed by a 5 day water fast..Lost 25lbs total in 35 days..Feel great compared to what I was before...
I have had covid 17 months ago however I am still experiencing low grade fever and chills, being extremely sensitive to cold and full body aches all over, any of you has or had it? Any cure? Tests results dont show anything
Along with many other symptoms, my body temp was one degree lower then my normal (98.6) for about 10 months. Was very sensitive to cold and heat and for a while could hardly take a shower because the sensation of the water hitting my skin sent my nervous system into orbit. Ive seen many doctors in the past year and honestly almost all were useless. Not so much as trying SOMETHING to help.
You need to treat inflammation. I had terrible fatigue, brain fog, memory cognitive issues after covid. I'm Still recuperating. New doctor treated me with I meg solumedrol IV steroid. Within hours of treatment the pressure I felt on top of my head lifted. Several days later I could think clearer my short term memory lapses improving. My fatigue also is much better. I nap once or twice a week once a day. Not every day twice or three times. Why do doctors ignore treating brain inflammation. It is documented on MRI scans. They know it's there but don't treat it. I thank God I finally found a doctor who treated it. Look for doctors who will give corticosteroids to treat long term covid inflammation. This is what causes long covid!
I was given coritcosteroids after my recent covid test finally showed negative to treat my laryngitis. a month later I still have laryngitis and they won't give me steroids again until I see an ENT, but they still won't address the other congntive problems because they seem so similar to the migraines I already have but worse. I wonder if I shoud request a new MRI scan?
How are you feeling now bro?
Three years after all these people have been trying to go to Drs with NO help congratulations you figured out it’s not all in our heads!
I wouldn’t wish Long Covid on my worst enemy
These guys are smart
My wife and I got it in February of 2020. By fall I was almost totally disabled, still not any better. Two weeks ago when I looked in the mirror I.....WELL TOTALLY STARTLED!
The brown eyed guy I have known all these years was gone. My eyes had changed to a blue color. I'm tired I've got to sleep. Thinking is so exhausting!
Just passed 2 years of chest pain, shortness of breath, lightheadedness and fatigue from COVID. Hopefully there's a treatment soon, I'm not capable of working but savings are running out and no one's gonna save me from homelessness.
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I had covid for the first time in 2021. Haven't felt the same since. Had brain fog and difficulty sleeping. Unable to breathe out of my nose which led to inability to sleep well which led to brain fog. Going to see an ENT for a second opinion for nasal surgery. I also have sleep apnea now although I don't entirely blame it on having covid but covid has made my symptoms worse. I have a hx of allergies and asthma.
It's scary
Why can't you breathe out of your nose?
I also developed a type of sleep apnea, which I never had before. Just got my 2nd machine because the original CPAP just made it worse.
@@ThisIsTheRealMe2 Sleep apnea can occur due to a vitamin deficiency
@@moabman6803Wrong, it's caused by deviated airways, i'm as healthy as i can be, all my vitamin levels are great, but i do have sleep apnea and a lot of trouble sleeping because of my deviated airways, which is a family pattern. I've been in many doctors and read a lot about it, and you are misinformed.
Experience and you know!!!
Eat oranges that and using mouthwash 34 times a day I’m taking vitamin D supplement helps but any supplement that you should be taking supplements but when you’re sick your vitamin D goes down because you’re inside the house plus certain things that are wrong with you and your vitamin D will stay low on its own
Yes all oils are helpful . Omega 3 in flax seed oil or fish oil vit D3 every day and evening primrose oil . Your nerves your brain and eyes will use it up and you can feel it.
I keep getting rashes
Two years ago I lost my taste and smell when I had COVID. I’m still waiting for it to all come back to normal
I’ve had Covid 4 times n I got diagnosed with long term Covid it’s horrible
How do you ask for long covid diagnosis at the Dr? What test and treatment do they use?
Long Covid is horrible! Hopefully we’ll all be able to feel better soon. I have to stay hopeful.
Should of got vaxxed
@benjaminyoung9694 I got my shots, I got covid 2 weeks ago. Haven't gotten better. I think I have long covid. My first day back to work ended up at the ER for severe exhaustion, shortness of breath, weakness of only 2hrs of work. Smh.. long covid is terrible.
@@SandraJanetRubio that's not long covid. Long covid is when it takes years and still effects u
I’m 2 years into this I’m 38 I was healthy , I’m on oxgyen still , I have a lot of issues with health 😢
Any improvements since you posted this?
@@vidviewer9727 I’m afraid not I was reinfected about a week ago in hospitalized with Covid pneumonia. I almost lost my life once again I’m lucky I didn’t get intubated this time. I am going to be getting stem cells in Tijuana Mexico. That’s the next step. That’s my only hope I have left.
Prayers to you. I hope you recover. I'm a mess too.
@@vidviewer9727 thank you so much I pray that you heal and I’m praying for you
I got covid last year Jul but this Sept I contacted Hepatitis E and it seems to reactivate the covid or whatever virus in my body such as EBV, my body went haywire and there are up to 50 symptoms i felt, stopped exercising being active, went to the ER 4-5 time , hhr , palpitations you name it. Please make sure they do something about it..
I thought long Covid was fake and not a real thing.. until me and my daughter was constantly sick with the same symptoms, for me head aces cough for my daughter that has not gone away! Weakness and being in pain muscle pain and always tired there are days were u feel great and then it comes back
Physicsgirl has this it’s so sad I hope she gets better. So many think everyone is over covid in a few days
So true, I was bright student and now, I feel dumb and very forgetful.
Can i apply for ssdi for long covid?
Any answers yet from the big study on paxlovid?
I did IVR and oil of oregano treatment, (persistent horrible cough gone) along with methylene blue and ozone treatments, 100% within a few weeks.
took hydroxycloroquine and it was effective (hard to get for some reason) but I knew someone
@@montanagal6958 Iver is better but that stuff also works. I haven't had so much as a cold since my original post.
I sold my position a long time ago 😅
I said that all along!!!🙏
The good doctors at the FLCCC may be able to help you.
I officially have covid right now for the second, maybe third time. Is this the one that does me in.. This time I thought I was having a stroke
I got Covid after getting “the jab” and haven’t felt well since.
I am constantly screaming... LONG COVID IS CHRONIC FATIGUE!!! ahhh
It's the JAB, do your research. That mrna is doing it
@@CourtneyDubbs-ir3og - Both vaccinated and UNvaccinated have developed Long COVID. It is a similar chronic dysfunction of the Immune System to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Lyme Disease, MCAS, and POTS.
I propose ALL of these afflictions have a Root Cause in CHRONIC STRESS. The main difference with Long COVID is the Spike Protein, which by itself is an Antigen, and may be introduced into the Body by an acute COVID-19 infection or created by the Body’s own cells from the Messenger RNA of the COVID vaccines. BOTH scenarios are valid.
It's from all the Covid shots....wake up KAREN
@@CourtneyDubbs-ir3ogpeople have long Covid prior to vaccination availability
@@2013Queen Exactly... but it's useless to feed the trolls. It's not that I wish this on people who say it... but I won't shed any tears.
Why is AI narrating this? Use real
People.
There’s new information. But no one is telling is what that is
I got covid march 2021 I finally got my smell back a couple months ago.
How did you got any suggestions? thanks in advance
@@mskreddy7065 I’m sorry what is the question?
Doctor prescribed prednisone for covid. Worked great in a short period of time.
8 months ago is not new information in a health issue that only gained a name in the year or two.
JJ vax injured 3/11/21 and immune system attacked my entire body. My life as I knew it was over or so I thought. At my 3 yr anniversary of being semi disabled, I ordered Hydroxy…. from India. After only 1 week I’ve been given a 2nd chance at life. Sad to have to self treat however that is our great USA medical system.
The Answer.. will offend you..
I have emphysema and caught covid last feb on the respiratory ward
I was admitted with respiratory failure and pneumonia
After a week I was back to breathing as I normally did
I spent almost a month on the arm and so wish I had come out sooner becsuse I got the covid two days before discharge
I felt absolutely fine for the first few days just a temp but was fine
About day 5 I couldn’t breath and got the respiratory nurse out
I was put back on steroids and antibiotics
Iv not been the same since
I’m so breathless after just a few steps
Ringing in my left ear
Headache which feels so bad in my left eye socket
If I cough I feel like my head is going to explode
Iv lost all my muscles
Have no strength and feel extremely tied all the time even after sleeping through at night
Iv lost my appetite and lost 2 stone
I can’t build myself back up because I feel to weak
On top of that what I thought was muscular pain in my back turned out to be fractures
I have severe osteoporosis
My taste and smell were never affected but my breathing has not been the same and now the humidity if high affects me and so does does pollen
Never had problems with those before I had covid
I definitely think covid has damaged my lungs more and mand me feel so weak and tied
They put it all down to emphysema
I don’t agree I wasn’t like this until I got covid
Yes emphysema does cause problems but the covid definitely took my lung function
I have long covid aka POTS and found out my ferratin and vit D is extremely low. Lots of women have iron deficiency. Js.
Controlling the inflammation is key. Ice water immersion.
“It’s going to disappear. One day - it’s like a miracle - it will disappear. And from our shores, we - you know, it could get worse before it gets better. It could maybe go away. We’ll see what happens. Nobody really knows” - Donald Trump
Sounds like you need another Covid shot KAREN
TDS is eating you ALIVE...LOL
I cannot STAND that man!!! He should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity for his GROSS mismanagement of the Covid crisis among the long list of other issues....
How many of you developed long covid through infection and NOT the jab?
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There are thousands of recorded cases of people developing long covid before any vaccine was even in human trials, much less publicly available.
@@SonOfFurzehatt Show some proof of that here. thanks
Me
@@vidviewer9727 Well over 65M Americans have had zero covid jabs and we are all doing just fine today w no issues or regrets.
If we were truly "being hospitalized and/or dying at higher rates" then it would be relentlessly covered by the media, wouldn't you think?
Yet, we hear nothing of the sort.
Long covid sucks.
Myocarditis is worse!!
Ok KAREN
@@Lp78Chyou win. The rest of us can’t say if we are suffering because yours is worse! Lol! Sound like my coworker always needing to one up everyone🙄
Yeah, we were fine. We just stayed in side and had my cousin get our food and stuff that we needed. And he did he just dropped it off at the door and then left We didn’t talk to him because we were so sick.
And because Covid is contagious we didn’t want to stay in there and breathe through the door in his face.
The doctor's Spanish beam roof is awesome. 👌
My first thought: He must be in L.A.
This is not enough 🤬
Paxlovid does not work
Agreed. I took Paxlovid for 10days for long covid (open label prescribed by my doc, not as part of the Yale study) and it didn't help at all. Same with Metformin. These are "hail mary"'s as there is no fundamental research being done to get to root cause.
get your hands on hydroxycloroquine if you can
@@montanagal6958don't tell people this. HCQ is responsible for 17K deaths
Ya lots of people got long covid right after they took the vaccine. Is there a vaccine for the vaccine?
Once you get long vaccine Covid it stays with you😢
Yeah the patterns mhmhhm
Have you had anyone who is self employed who has long covid
YEAH! WE R STILL IN FKING PAIN!!!😷 paxlovid wont help..only helps stop initial infection..
You see the way it started between us between me and my dad is. We were at the mall one day and I said well why don’t we go and get lunch at the food court
So we did we got Chinese food and then after that, we went to Ardenes to look for clothes and that
And so I bought a really nice pyjama tank top there and then as we were walking around my dad started to not feel very well
So he could not function properly to continue shopping so we had to go home pretty darn quick
And then his symptoms got worse you know he started getting the chills and feeling feverish
And then the next day he got full-blown Covid so yeah. And then that night when he got it full blown, I started to have different symptoms.
Which was just felt like something was in my throat and I was coughing and coughing trying to get it up right and it wouldn’t go away
So I took some mouthwash, and also vinegar and water, and it never helped
And the next day, I just was coughing and sneezing and runny nose, so we decided to test ourselves and sure enough, we had Covid both of us
And it’s funny because our symptoms were so so so much different you know. I just had a scratchy throat like nothing major just felt like a scratchy throat.
It was my dad that I was worried about per se because he had chills and a fever as well so yeah
So I knew when I had Covid that I got from him because or we could’ve both got it from the mall
Because we were at the food court, right and we had masks on, but you can’t wear a mask when you’re eating so you have to pull it down. And as soon as you do that you can breathe in germs and stuff that people sneeze around.
Because when a person sneezes that saliva and all those germs spread like thousands of thousands of miles and that’s not good
And that’s probably how we got sick. We probably breezed in with somebody sneezed out from nose across the mall for all we know.
So yeah, it was not fun that two weeks. You know the first few days we didn’t have anything so I had to pitch my dad out to get it.
Because he started to feel a little bit better, right actually, I think it was before we got Covid you know
The last time I had just a regular cold and he went out and got stuff so we already had it in the house so I guess that’s why we didn’t go to the hospital
Because the way we had Covid it was just like a really really really really really bad cold so it’s slowly slowly slowly slowly decreased the symptoms
And then it got better over time you know we started to get our appetite in our energy back do you know.
But our poor dog you know we were feeling pretty crappy, and she was really bugging to go out for a walk you know even when we were really sick
And I was like no Teaga you have to wait me and Leigh are really really really sick
You know, and we felt bad. We felt really worse than we did having Covid because you know we felt bad for the dog do you know
So yeah, but after her Covid was gone, she went out for a walk. You know she thought out lots in the wintertime so she wasn’t suffering. She wasn’t hurting you know.
She got out for a walk don’t worry. Once we were all back to normal whatever normal is for us as soon as we got better my dad was like OK let’s take her out for a walk.
And we got our stuff on our boots and coat mittens, and Dukes on and off we went for a walk around the block.
It’s just getting through that two weeks was it just seemed like it was taking a long time to get through that. But once we did, it felt really rewarding.
Because we had the stuff to get rid of those symptoms, and I think that NyQuil and Neo citron honestly did the job you know it really really really did help anyway
the food could have been coughed on or infected somehow, glad you survived
I already had a bizarre case of reactive arthritis / long salmonella going into this. I've been treating this era like Plague Inc. Still haven't caught it, unapologetically vaxxed and boosted. Still masking. One preexisting long illness was enough.
How the heck would anyone even know if they have long covid?
Good question
I have long covid and you would easily know if you caught covid and your symptoms never go away fully. I’m not as severe as some people but I can no longer walk too far, get tired very easily, constantly coughing and struggle to breathe. I’ve been dealing with this for 7 months after catching covid.
@@dre5229 how many boosters have you taken? Are these vaxed or unvaxed? That’s where the answer “LIES”
I have memory loss ,brain fog, concentration... I guess you will know once u understand how much your health has declined after having COVID..... Forced to take the jab ,. Mabe it a lot worst for me...
You’ll know because you just won’t be able to function properly
I have severe brain fog. Had covid in 2020 and 2023.
I don’t know but this shi t is messing with my head
as a German Biochemist Ph D -
this is an Auto Immune Reaction
in the ACE Receptor Complex System
in ALL of the Body
making it so difficult
no treatment possible
Self destructive
What about Nace2i
@@nyriahx3604 the ACE Complex system - many more
Reaction to the virus or vaccination, because I had no vax.
@@madjack8893 we can have Auto Immune Reactions without any cause
makes it much worse
as there is never any treatment possible
wondering if the shots landed in the immune cells, then when a person encounters a toxin, their immune system starts replicating Covid and attacks itself...(nurse and chemist)
Did we know at what tissue temperature did SARS COV2 better replicate?
Why?
Because in 2020 at TWiV 659 at min29 virologist Christian Drosten suggest that SARS COV2 better replicate at very low tissue temperature.
What can decrease thermogenesis?
increasing the temperature I guess@@traianliviudanciu8665