Though I don't have a blow by blow summary like you do @jeindc , I tested positive for COVID for the first time on 8/25/2020 after extreme fatigue and fever started on 8/24/20. I was ill for three weeks (fortunately at that time my company was paying my full salary as I contracted it from a patient even with social distancing and each of us wearing a mask). I felt close to 100% by December 2020, had my first Moderna on 2/1/2021 and the second on 3/1/21. Had side effects from the second shot, took a couple of days off to recover also on full pay. Two weeks later I tested positive again for COVID though much milder a case, was only out a week that time. That's when the LC symptoms began. I strongly believe my LC is from the vaccine, and there is more and more coming out about what Moderna and Pfizer kept from the public/lied to the public about the safety of the vaxes. My symptoms (brain fog--enough to diagnose me with mild cognitive impairment at 49 y/o (my IQ dropped 15 points, from 140 to 125 due to processing issues)--PEM, extreme fatigue, hypersomnia, joint and muscle pain, I still cannot taste or smell things since the initial infection 8/2020. I have been using intermittent FMLA at work and am now on Short term Disability until the end of this month when I will begin my return very slowly and only for a couple of hours a couple of days each week. I am lucky to work for a very understanding boss and company; honestly they should have fired me by now due to attendance policies, but they have been good to me after 5 years of employment. So, to answer your question, yes, my symptoms have gradually worsened since their initiation in March 2021.