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3 yrs 8 months still unable to work

Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Jun 24 8:16am | Replies (26)

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This is in response to Bellableu/dailyhope / etc ( above discussion on LC):
To just hear/read that others are also lost and hurting physically / emotionally/spiritually in this insidious disease is a reminder that we ( fiance with LC 4 years and myself his fiance-caregiver) are not alone . In reality - I know this . However when nobody talks about it or IF I mention his LC and how he is not any better - they just seem to say “ well, can he do anything ? Is all he do sleep ? Or you know , you just have to tough through it ….” Etc etc …then I just “shut off “ and do t say much to anyway … people on this sight realize the degree of suffering- in its many forms . To see someone you love and care for declining and changing and not sure if he/ she will improve is disheartening. Especially while trying to stay upbeat and dealing with mothers dementia .It is also hard because a chronic illness is not the same as a “seen” illness ….. and obviously many people are much worse off … I see I am rambling again about this ! I apologize …… I truly send encouragement and prayers to all of the people who are hurting . Wishing a good day to all. Karen

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Hi @karen8. You are not rambling and we are here for you and can hear you! As I am tearing up remembering “trying” to care for my dying mother before and after I got covid 4 yrs ago and then watching my adult son I help get covid June of last year and knew what he was going thru as he stood there crying. One moment at a time and your care and love for him is irreplaceable. Please continue to take care of yourself first as well and any help happy to provide!🌈