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When to accept permanent long covid?

Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: 24 minutes ago | Replies (61)
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@froggiiii

Now a 72 YO female.
First Long COVID episode was January 2021. Spent 18 months housebound 2022-2023.
At this point my perspective is that I have a poorly understood ongoing condition.
I am functional, can do a couple outside activities 2-3 times weekly.
Fatigue is the remaining major symptom.
So I'm taking it easy and adjusting to make the most of my awake hours.

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gregorb | @gregorb | 20 hours ago

Froggiiii
Thanks for your input. Much sounds so familiar. My main symptoms right now are light nausea and lightheadedness. Nausea has always been the worst. Able to adjust to the CFS when that shows up. Best wishes and good luck to you.

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