Symptoms

[jon-nyc]

Cool!

[kluurs]

Good news!

[brenda]

It'll be good for him, too. Good job, Dad!

[George K]

[taiwan_girl]

Oh boy, that has been a long long road!

[brenda]

85% sounds about right, George. She's right on schedule, and in another couple months she'll feel pretty normal again. Good for her. Yes, it's a long road, but she's far along it now.

[George K]

Well, this is interesting:

[Jolly]

Or, she hasn't generated a robust immune response to the infection.

[George K]

[Jolly]

Glad to hear she's getting a bit better each day.

[taiwan_girl]

[George K]

[brenda]

Wonderful to hear her make progress like this.

[Aqua Letifer]

@george-k said in Symptoms:

Stew would be good!!

[Mik]

Still incremental progress. Good news.

I think we still know very little about how long immunity lasts.

[George K]

@mik said in Symptoms:

Still incremental progress. Good news.

I just had a 25 minute phone conversation with her about an hour ago. I didn't hear her cough once.

[Loki]

@george-k said in Symptoms:

@mik said in Symptoms:

Still incremental progress. Good news.

I just had a 25 minute phone conversation with her about an hour ago. I didn't hear her cough once.

Nice.

Your calm in your texting with her has been impressive to witness

[George K]

You guys...

I hope you don't mind me updating you with all this shit.

This is a eff'ed up disease, and the way people respond to it is all over the chart.

I'm just trying to give some perspective from a woman who is in her late 30s, who is suffering, months later.

[George K]

@loki said in Symptoms:

Your calm in your texting with her has been impressive to witness

Thanks, but...

I really have little choice, don't I? I really don't know what more I can do!

[brenda]

@george-k said in Symptoms:

You guys...

I hope you don't mind me updating you with all this shit.

This is a eff'ed up disease, and the way people respond to it is all over the chart.

I'm just trying to give some perspective from a woman who is in her late 30s, who is suffering, months later.

It's important for helping folks learn more about how it affects even a relatively person in some cases. Imagine if she was 25 years older.