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Disability of Post/Long COVID - article
Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: May 31 5:46pm | Replies (11)Comment receiving replies
Thank you, so much, for the link, @diverdown1 , and your perspective. I'm , at 78, an "explainer" because I want people to understand the risks they too are taking by not being vaccinated and not masking and how they put us all at greater risk again -- and others.
I'll read at the link and may make it a standard on my email signature.
One day, in addition to finding now what they believe is a DNA link to who gets LC, they may find things to at least make us comfortable.
JE
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I am 54. I know you remember when HIV/AIDS happened. This is similar to that in that no one seems to know what to do, however we do not face the stigma that accompanied that due to people's sexual orientation and it being inaccurately labeled "a gay disease." When I think back I am disgusted with how people were treated. There is research happening, and like you, I hope that we will get some answers.
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I hope so. I woke up this morning as I did yesterday morning...fatigued, poisoned and tinnitus. I have days where I wake up and I feel ok, but most days I wake up feeling like sh*t. I have to tell myself that I will feel better as the day goes on and I have to just keep going. Thankfully, today I do not have to be anywhere. I am grateful for that. I know that things could be much worse and that there are people that have it a lot worse than I do and even lost their life (at least on this planet). Thank you for your reply. Strength in numbers, especially those of us that understand. I also feel the need to explain, but most people either do not know what to say or do not seem like they believe me. I realize that they just do not know how it feels. That is what I value about all of you. Thank you.