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I’m sorry to hear that you are still dealing with this. I wasn’t trying to compare, your story made me cry. I also list 30lbs at the beginning and this yr my vision has gotten worse. Thing started to “blend together” on me driving and thing turn blurry. My mind keeps getting worse. Like a tv that keeps turning fuzzy. Something’s are similar but far from what you’ve struggled through. I just wondered if anything has helped any of your symptoms. My anxiety makes it a lot worse. I too can’t handle negative or frustration well at all. None of the antidepressants seem to help. I’ll continue to pray for you. I ask everyday why has this happened? I’m so happy that you atlease have your husband by your side. That alone is a great blessing. I just had gotton divorced after 25 yrs and my family says I’m lying. That’s bc I’ve gotton went off so much about things I don’t remember. Though I’ve always been told I’m too honest. I told them they’d never beable to understand. It’s a whole different thing than anything else. Have you gotton a stellate ganglion block? I guess it helps “reprogram” the brain to help with signals to the body? This is what my doctor suggest. I haven’t seen that anyone in there has gotten that.

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I have read your story and wanted to let you know that I’ve had 7 Stellate Ganglion Block injections, (my last one was on Friday 11/22) and I still don’t have my taste or smell back. It will be 2 years on December 16th 2022 that I lost my taste and smell with Covid. I have noticed however, that I don’t have the shakes as much with these injections. It has calmed something down, but still no taste or smell. I guess I should be grateful for what it has done for me, but not tasting food or smelling good things has really gotten me down. I also never get hungry. I have to make myself eat, so I have lost some weight. I wish you good luck on your health journey.