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Hello, I"m know as Peanut Williams was given the nickname at birth. I have 2 questions About year and half ago I had covid I din"nt know it so when we could get the shot here in north Carolina I got the first one every thing was ok I waited and got second one I don't remember anything for about 3-4 days I was in E_room Which I don"t rember at all put in a room and had partical recall of what was going on.I felt like some one was after me. I got up pulled every thing they had put in me out and hid int the room the nurses came in got me back like they wanted me. took A coupe days before I realize what was gong on, whether they were giving me drugs I don't know Any way I was there for 8-9 days and I got out of the Hospital . I really haven:t felt right since. I have Pain all the time Witch comes from bad knees and And lower back problems.some days I hurt a little some days a lot

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Colleen Young, Connect Director | @colleenyoung | Aug 22, 2022

Hi Peanut,
It sounds like you have some memory gaps about your experience in the hospital and possibly some scary hallucinary moments.

Were you in ICU while in hospital? Have you been diagnosed with long COVID? Is this pain new since your hospital experience?

I know that's a lot of questions. I ask so that I can connect to others here and in the right group.

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medical1question | @medical1question | Aug 23, 2022

Hello! Just a reminder for everyone that your medical record must be provided to you at your request per the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) in all Medicare funded hospitals (with rare exceptions). In my state, the hospitals will provide the medical record per your written request, and do not charge the patient if you state it is for "Continuity of Care." If you don't understand medical language well, perhaps a friend can assist you if they have a medical background.

Peanut, best wishes to feel better and to find a Practitioner who is able to sort through this with you.

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