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This is so confusing. Long COVID? Parkinson's?
Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Aug 2 2:52pm | Replies (19)Comment receiving replies
@diverdown1 I have knee pain attributed to arthritis (?) and I have had ankles checked. I think every test known to man until one doc said he thought it was LC. That is the first thing that made sense but it is depressing if there is nothing that can be done. yes, I can do exercises but only for a very short time, I have decided that it is useless going to doctors so I will have to do the best I can for myself, I am a bit (haha) stubborn so that will probably work more than anything, I plan to take some clogging lessons using my walker for support. No use sitting here letting my muscles wither further. Thanks so much for your response
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@truwomandi If you can do clogging, DO IT! I think that is great. I am stubborn as well, and I do what I can when I feel like it. Some people have LC go away. I have not had that experience, although I will say that I am not as sick every day as I was 3 years ago. I am not sure if that is due to the help of medications or if I am adapting to some of this mess. I know that today I feel terrible. I went to my internship two days in a row. I can't usually do that, but I am at the end of the semester (online grad program), I slept 10 hours last night and even my dreams were unpleasant. I woke up with that poisoned feeling malaise, loud tinnitus, stomach pain, joint pain and just overall shitty. I am grateful I can stay home today and rest. Thank you for your response as well. Keep me posted. I would love to hear how you are.