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Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: May 14 10:03am | Replies (78)
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If I had even a tiny bit of improvement, I think I could relax and hope to get better. As it is, even with a team of doctors trying to help me, I continue to get worse. I hate to think where I will be in another six months.
Like you, I have cried and screamed and mourned my lost life.
I also have an older sister who is planning a trip to see friends and shopping for a nice wardrobe. I’m glad she can do these things, but also jealous as I sit on the couch too dizzy to do anything at all.
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Where you are right now was me six months ago. I thought that I would be totally disabled by now. I couldn’t breathe and I was covered from the waist up with three different rashes. I had internal tremors/tics so severe that I couldn’t finish a sentence or thought. I couldn’t eat because everything tasted of fish and everything smelled like burning algae. Over the last six months, symptoms have begun to lessen or fall away. I still have some tics, tremors and headaches and, if I taste fish, I prepare for a day or two of not feeling so great. It took over three years for things to improve a bit here and there. None of us know the end game here but hang in there.