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Anyone think that it’s no longer long Covid? just permanent damage?
Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Jan 21 10:12am | Replies (89)Comment receiving replies
Ericy220
Your recovery after several years is wonderful
I agree Mayo is the best. When I went both the clinician and I felt I was headed for recovery so we didn’t need a plan. Unfortunately I was not in recovery and it was a temporary lull. You credit less symptoms to your plan, can you tell us what your steps were to get there and thanks for the encouragement
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I was close with my doctors. I had 100 appointments in 20 months for tests, cognitive treatment, and more. I listened to docs and followed recommendations on diet and exercise. I am on anti-depressants and see a psychiatrist and therapist- my life has had a thick layer of frustration and stress knowing I suck at everything I used to do well. And I talk to people like this. We are not a,one.
@belson maybe you are directing your question at me? My LC was caused by first booster in November’21. Went to my local GP January ‘22 and began “the journey of what it’s not” because Charleston SC medical professionals just don’t know lots about LC. A tilt table test detected ‘some level of dysautonomia’ which is a symptom of LC. Finally in August ‘23 (took me that long to wind through all specialists and tests) went to Mayo Rochester. Mayo runs a LC 3 month program where u develop a plan of supplements, prescriptions, exercise, do and don’t. It’s January ‘24 and I feel better but not 100%. Will I ever feel 100%?? That’s TBD but at least I understand what I have and can manage it.
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..thought about that but (tentatively) rejected it because my symptoms continually evolve and change
Space aliens?