Symptoms

[kluurs]

Yeah, it seems little if any resistance to the disease but allegedly fewer and less severe symptoms - sometimes. A friend's mother (80s) had Covid and the docs are saying that it accelerated (worsened?) her dementia dramatically. They said they've seen that a lot.

[Jolly]

Electrophysiologist in town says his A-fib cases are up 20% since COVID.

Disease or vaccine? Or both? He'd love to know...

[Mik]

One way or another. The isolation of the Covid years really hastened my MIL's dementia.

[taiwan_girl]

@George-K said in Symptoms:

Remember when they told us "If you're vaccinated, you won't get COVID?"

Remember when they told us "Natural immunity will protect you?"

I always felt/thought that vaccine and any natural immunity would help decrease the disease but not eliminate it.

I had COVID right at the beginning of the new year and I had somewhat recently had the booster. It was very mild - and the only reason I tested myself was because I had some meetings, etc. with lots of people. Tired for a couple of days, very low fever, but other than that, no problems.

Would have have been worse if I did not have the booster? Obviously impossible to say, but I am glad that I got the booster.

[taiwan_girl]

@George-K Seeing the recent forum thread on Horace made me think of your daughter. How is she doing now?

[George K]

@taiwan_girl stable.

No worse, but no better. Foods require lots of spice to make them palatable. Still breathless on stairs.

[taiwan_girl]

Hugs to. you and your daughter.

[George K]

(Ziggy is one of her cats)

[Aqua Letifer]

Progress! That's excellent.

[Mik]

That brought a tear to my eye.

[Jolly]

Any little bit is a small triumph.

[jon-nyc]

Nice.

[kluurs]

That’s wonderful!

[LuFins Dad]

Excellent. When Lucas started getting his sense of smell back it was fairly rapid progress. Hopefully it will be the same for her!