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When to accept permanent long covid?

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@diverdown1

I am going on 3 years with Long COVID. I am not as sick as I was the first year, but I still have symptoms daily. Some mornings are worse than others usually due to fatigue and post exertion malaise. That being said, I have wondered the same thing? I have found that I do what I can, when I feel like doing it and I usually pay the price the next day but when I stay in the day, mindful that this day, hour, minute is really all I have that helps with the acceptance in that moment. I went through a very hopeless period and there are still mornings that I feel that. I try to remind myself that it can always be worse and remember that I am not homeless, have food, and all basic needs met. I am not trying to make it sound easy, it isn't but after 3 years of this, I do still have hope and when I practice staying in the moment and not spinning out with fear about the future (because I have no idea what the future holds) it helps. I hope this makes sense? Thanks to everyone that posts here. This support group has helped a lot as well.

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Diverdown1
Yes. Staying in the moment is is good way to live life in general. All sounds familiar to me. Do i hear you may also have mostly morning issues? In my case mornings are worse and I usually am functional and feel better as the day progresses, until I feel almost normal late afternoons and evenings. Very confusing. But realize how lucky I am. Have not heard of anyone else with this situation. Anyone else with this type of situation? Best of luck to all of us. Thank you support group..

Thank you for sharing.