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Rina, I am a newbie to accepting the fact that I indeed have Long Covid. I am in the process of accepting my limitations for the last two years .(..because there is apparently nothing I can do about it). I do understand so many tragedies and illnesses change people's lives and with a good attitude and life management skills, life can still be abundant. But my question for you.....do you think we will ever get better? Will I ever go mountain climbing and snow skiing again. I am 54 years old and very into hiking, vacationing with grandchildren, etc. Are you encouraged at all that some people with long covid will improve. This is new to me and I am going to explore more doctors advice....search for anything that doctors approve or suggest. But am I just using my wasting my energy for now and need to "pace" myself. I am struggling with acceptance obviously. Thank you, Jen

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Jen,
It has 6 months for me and I too struggle with being the turtle and not the hare.
I can say that the support hose and pants help alot.
I started sleeping 10-12 hours a month ago and got a Rituxin infusion for autoimmune 2 weeks ago.
I am noticing that my energy is up and symptoms down so I am going hiking with my dog today! Short hike after coffee for vasoconstriction.
I will let you know how it goes.
Support clothing, sleep and coffee