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How brain fog feels…

Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: 13 hours ago | Replies (18)

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I can sympathize with everyone. I had covid 6 times I worked in the water, wastewater industry and I don't think that helped me at all because I have an autoimmune disorder. I was working night work in a city, and I was in the street where we were installing water line, and I looked down the street and it looked like I was looking into a kaleidoscope and got so dizzy I could barely walk. I had to get a hotel for 2 days because I could not walk or drive without being dizzy. Had to go to physical therapy and they tried for 3 days to get my crystals realigned. The brain fog is still bad to this day I have lost 3 good jobs because I couldn't think of what needed to be done on the job. I worked on cars most of my life and now not to sure if I trust myself to do any work on my car because I cant think. Thank God my wife does research to try and understand what's going on with me( I know my wife does research?) I was never one to go to doctor or do any research. As I am writing this, I almost forgot what I was writing about. Most doctors don't want to hear about long covid, brain fog, etc or anything to do with covid. It's almost like they had a hand in covid and if they admit it that covid causes most of the health problems we have today we will do something to them. I wish that the AMA will listen to there patient's about what we are going through. There is no degree or text book that can tell them what we are going through. I will get off my soap box now.
I wish you all a speedy recovery.

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The long covid symptoms are absolutely horrible. True no-one knows where they come from and no medical people know anything, nor do they want to know anything.
it is like it does not exist.
When you walk around, there is always this dizzy sensation and balance issues. for someone who had never had any balance oe dizzy issues in my life, it has become very very annoying.
I sleep badly , and each day I wake to feel worse than when I went to bed. Do gardening and things around the home and run out of energy very quickly as well.
It is a really evil man made disease, that I think many people in the community have now and are saying nothing about it.
I can see people walking around unsteadily on their feet. Looking listless and tired. People driving all seem to be agitated very easily as well.