Strange you should mention April 2020, that’s the month and year my first encounter with Covid. What I’m about to say was documented by scientists later that year. I was beginning to feel sick April 7th, by the 10th, I was in trouble but didn’t think it was Covid. By the 20th, I was showing signs of having Covid and rushed to the hospital and placed in an isolation room. Remember, this is when the pandemic hit the United States and everybody was scared to touch anyone. No here’s how the hospital accidentally gave me Covid and that scientist eventually proved. My nose was broken in 1962 and I can not breathe thru the right nostril at all. When they tested me for Covid, they shoved the probe all the way up to the upper sinus. That’s what scientist said they gave me Covid. What happened was, their had to be virus bugs just inside my right nostril, not enough to give a positive results but enough to be forced into the upper sinus. There, the virus bugs attached to the vein and slowly worked their way into my blood and brain. This is where my disaster begins and so does my neurological problems. The virus attacked that part of the brain that causes road rage and caused me to rip my big toenail completely off because I couldn’t clip it the way I wanted. I went blind, total darkness and crawled on the floor looking for a light switch, on the floor? I cut my beautiful hair off because it kept falling in my face. From there it caused me to see things that weren’t they. Since it’s in the blood, not the respiratory system, it went after my heart, causing multiple problems and then my kidneys. The way the virus strain got to me was brought to me by people visiting my daughter from NYC, were this strain was discovered that caused neurological symptoms, not respiratory. I’ve had 3 other cases of Covid that have gotten into my lungs and I’m now a long hauler with heart, kidney and now brain damage and must go get 3 MRI’s on June 22nd to find out why l have such severe head pain from a seizure I had March 4th 2022 and May 2020 during a battle with Covid. Have any questions?