Anyone been to the Mayo Long Covid Educational 2 Day visit recently?

Thanks - good info! Does Mayo recommend trying the LDN?

I attended the Mayo two day LC classes in June. They were virtual appointments of 2-3 hours. I found them very informative with many suggestions for home care. I especially appreciated the information about what is currently known about the how the virus acts in the body. The science of it makes sense to me and enables me to understand what is happening in my own body. I did take the compounded LD Naltrexone for about a month but quit when I developed a rash. Now the dermatologist tells me it couldn't be the Naltrexone since the rash didn't go away when I quit. So I'll try it again for my lightheadedness especially.

Thanks for this information. I think Long Covid patients can manage two hour virtual appointments much better than 4 hour ones. I would certainly recommend attending them after these changes were made because the information is very helpful and has helped me ask the right questions at medical appointments. For me the best part was the coaching segment (which was apart from the actual classes) as the coach reminded me of the recommendations, kept me focused on making the changes that I needed, and helped me develop some concrete steps towards achieving my goals.

Hi- I didn’t know this existed. I couldn’t find anything about it searching. Do you mind sending a link or how to find it?

Went to Rochester Mayo. I went to their website and clicked Request an Appointment. It walks you through their questions about the Long Covid symptoms and the care you've already tried. After they evaluated my answers I was offered care from their Integrative Health Dept.

I attended in February and found the information to be useful. The format of the classes were atrocious as you attended a class for close to four straight hours on two successive days. Although I was able to pay attention during the first two hours of each class, I lost focus afterwards, During the last hour of each class, I felt that their words were washing over me like the water from a shower. The words, like the water, did not penetrate below the skin. After each class, I was unable to function for the rest of the day. After the second class, I had to stay in bed for two subsequent days. If they had sent the information to me and allowed me to process it at my own pace, I would have been able to process the information better and retained it longer. I really like Mayo Clinic in general, but I feel that they need to redesign these classes and ask for the input of people who suffer from Long Covid to design it better.