Yes, I am very lucky to only have mostly that symptom and although it is a chronic life altering condition for me there are so many people in the support groups I am involved in that have many more and worse symptoms.

I have been a voracious researcher since this journey began for me 2.5 years ago. I work with data on a daily basis and am lucky enough to also be surrounded by supportive medically inclined people. I've been down the IncellDx road and have full cooperation with my doctor clinically diagnosing me with PCS (Mayo has declined me care even with this and excellent insurance).

If you follow the information and links surrounding the similarities between long COVID and traumatic brain injury you should be able to see where I derived my opinion from. Strange thing is it made so much sense to me after searching for 2.5 years that there is a certain freedom to the conclusion.

An overreaction to inflammation caused be the virus damages the brain tissue for the on/off signals marshaling resources that cause the fatigue. It feels like I'm just getting or getting over the flu, all the time.

Hoping for the best for you and everybody else fighting this!
https://www.buffalo.edu/ctsi/ctsi-news.host.html/content/shared/www/ctsi/articles/academic_articles/seminar-explores-similarities-between-long-covid-and-traumatic-brain-injury.detail.html
Bill