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@mbryant1380

Thank you, I’m so sorry for your struggles and conditions as well. I went to my primary care doctor in October and yes he tested my antibodies levels for Covid and my results were; Covid antibodies > 2500.00 U/ml. He said that was high, I’m guessing the doctor at the Long Covid Recovery Care was suggesting doing the booster thinking I might have some remnants of the virus still in me.
So I’m doing the other management options, staying Hydrated, my blood pressure is great so he said I can try upping my sodium intake, and the compression socks and abdomen. So I guess like you I’m living day, these symptoms are frustrating and debilitating most days, but what can you do unfortunately this is the hand I’ve been dealt.
I wish you better health and a complete healing.

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I really wish I had better answers. My antibodies were >2500 also. My Rheumatologist said that was high also. I don't know if your doctor is right or mine, as mine told me not to get boosted. I tend to get everything but COVID at this point. Unfortunately anything I get is overwhelming. Have you had COVID more than once?

I am learning to be the glass half full type of person. Looking at any good thing, health wise or other as great. It is not easy on some days. I have found things I can and enjoy doing in my new normal. That has helped a lot. I am working on a family history and making memory books for my Grandson for each year. Catching up on years of not watching TV. I used to be a reader but sometimes I struggle with that. My brain fog is not fun. But I am alive and a survivor.

I hope you can find something you can do and enjoy in your current normal.
I wish you better health, good luck with living in your new normal, and that we will have a better new normal at some point.