Symptoms
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Omg, leg cramps. I sometimes get them right above the back of my knee at night, and I have to wake Steve up to help because I can’t move and can’t get rid of them, so incredibly painful! Too much salt, dehydration, and sciatica seem to bring them on for me. And a bad one makes my leg sore for a couple of days.
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wrote on 3 Dec 2020, 15:11 last edited by
There are few things as much fun as getting leg cramps when cycling when you're 10 miles from home.
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wrote on 3 Dec 2020, 15:21 last edited by
Very sorry that D2 and family are going through this ordeal.
Best of luck to her.Me, too. I've been sick -- not covid, the usual crud that's been plaguing me for several years -- so I haven't followed this thread as energetically as I'd like. I admire your daughter's toughness and resilience.
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Very sorry that D2 and family are going through this ordeal.
Best of luck to her.Me, too. I've been sick -- not covid, the usual crud that's been plaguing me for several years -- so I haven't followed this thread as energetically as I'd like. I admire your daughter's toughness and resilience.
wrote on 3 Dec 2020, 16:01 last edited by@Catseye3 get better soon!!
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wrote on 3 Dec 2020, 16:02 last edited by
This is how her day is going today:
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She's on a tough road for sure.
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@Catseye3 get better soon!!
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Jeez, George, she just cannot get a break. I keep returning hoping for some good news here. That lingering stuff sounds just awful.
My boyfriend tested positive a few weeks back, and luckily got nothing worse than minor cold symptoms. I was sure I had it too, but tested negative. He got it from work. He works in close quarters, and a lot of his coworkers are lax with their mask usage, while he only takes his off to eat. He thought for sure everyone on his shift must have gotten it, too, but he was the only one.
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wrote on 4 Dec 2020, 11:56 last edited by
Maybe he didn't get it at work. The stuff is highly contagious.
We had a family in the community that got together for Thanksgiving. Not a large gathering, just twelve people. One person was in the very early stages and thought she had a case of the allergy sniffles.
Eight out of twelve were positive in a week.
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wrote on 4 Dec 2020, 13:39 last edited by
Good to here! I was reading yesterday about all of the ancillary infections people are picking up after this crap. Nasty stuff.
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Maybe he didn't get it at work. The stuff is highly contagious.
We had a family in the community that got together for Thanksgiving. Not a large gathering, just twelve people. One person was in the very early stages and thought she had a case of the allergy sniffles.
Eight out of twelve were positive in a week.
wrote on 4 Dec 2020, 13:43 last edited byMaybe he didn't get it at work. The stuff is highly contagious.
We had a family in the community that got together for Thanksgiving. Not a large gathering, just twelve people. One person was in the very early stages and thought she had a case of the allergy sniffles.
Eight out of twelve were positive in a week.
We’ve been living with it in our house for over a week now and (serious knock on wood here) and Karla and I have been fine. I am rather astonished and figuring either asymptomatic infections (will be tested shortly), our vitamin regimen worked, or divine intervention.
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Maybe he didn't get it at work. The stuff is highly contagious.
We had a family in the community that got together for Thanksgiving. Not a large gathering, just twelve people. One person was in the very early stages and thought she had a case of the allergy sniffles.
Eight out of twelve were positive in a week.
We’ve been living with it in our house for over a week now and (serious knock on wood here) and Karla and I have been fine. I am rather astonished and figuring either asymptomatic infections (will be tested shortly), our vitamin regimen worked, or divine intervention.
wrote on 4 Dec 2020, 18:50 last edited by jodi 12 Apr 2020, 18:52@LuFins-Dad it took me almost 14 days of taking care of Steve (who tested positive) before I developed a fever (and I was quarantined so no interaction with anyone else). Separate bedrooms and bathrooms, but I took his temp and O2 levels, and made him food and cleaned constantly, but I was not wearing a mask.
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wrote on 4 Dec 2020, 23:11 last edited by
FFS Swabbed at 3:30, Doctor said if it came back clean I could go to work this weekend. Called at 4:45 since it takes an hour... Nurse: “we need another 30 minutes... We’re open till 5:30, don’t worry, we’ll call”. At 5:28 I call and am on hold by the automated system. I get a call from the office on the other line. Switch over and they hang up. Call them back immediately and get “The office is now closed”... Now I have to go to Walgreens at O Dark Thirty in the morning and get swabbed again. I’m starting to feel like the deck of the USS Constitution.
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wrote on 4 Dec 2020, 23:34 last edited by
Just got caught up here. Know that you are all in my thoughts, and I continue to hope this all passes quickly and without more suffering.
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wrote on 4 Dec 2020, 23:42 last edited by
@jon-nyc Thisnoffice has you leave a number for on call Doctor unless it’s an out and out right emergency. I left a message but am not optimistic on getting a call back.
Finding a 1 hour testing site isn’t going well, either.
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wrote on 5 Dec 2020, 02:21 last edited by
Got a call from the Doc on call. I’m clean and clear to return.
