Symptoms

[George K]

[Jolly]

Maybe next week...

[George K]

[Jolly]

So frustrating...for both of you.

[Mik]

i am so sorry she, and you, are having to go through this. It seems neverending.

[Catseye3]

Fingers crossed for the best.

[George K]

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-problem-of-long-haul-covid/

[LuFins Dad]

Horrible frigging lottery.

[Horace]

I'm sorry you and your daughter are continuing to go through this George.

[Rainman]

This freakin disease is like a pit bull with a bone. So sorry to hear of the continuation of misery. Why won't this disease leave her alone, what's so special and unique about your daughter that it just hangs around, flaring up and won't go away?

George, don't answer. I'm just venting, and frustrated as is everyone here that holds you, and by extension your loved ones, in their thoughts and prayers right now.

[George K]

[brenda]

@george-k
Hugs to both of you.

[Friday]

What Rainman and Brenda said.

[Copper]

Send her a treat, something she can eat, or a book, or a warm blanket or a game or something.

[jodi]

I am so sorry she is still having issues, how incredibly frustrating.

[George K]

[kluurs]

Wow, this infection just doesn’t give up.

[Jolly]

In some people.

I think that's what it makes this disease so hard to understand...With most disease states, there are typical symptoms that are universal. Maybe not all, but common partials.

This virus does the damndest things. Two people, similar genetic make-up, similar environments. Dissimilar symptoms. It's frustrating for the patient and frustrating for the healthcare providers.

[kluurs]

@jolly said in Symptoms:

This virus does the damndest things. Two people, similar genetic make-up, similar environments. Dissimilar symptoms. It's frustrating for the patient and frustrating for the healthcare providers.

About a dozen years ago, I was training for a marathon - and in great shape. I came down with a virus about a week before the marathon. I went from being able to run 20+ miles at a time to not being able to walk more than a couple hundred feet. For months, my wife would drive me to work - leave me at the door. I only had to walk about 150 feet to my office. I'd get to my office and have to sit for half an hour of rest before I was capable of doing anything. It took a long while to recover. I remember needing to go to a pharmacy which was about 4 doors down from my building. I took the elevator down to the street, walked to the front of the building - and knew I'd never make it to the pharmacy and back - so I returned to my office.

[Loki]

@kluurs said in Symptoms:

@jolly said in Symptoms:

This virus does the damndest things. Two people, similar genetic make-up, similar environments. Dissimilar symptoms. It's frustrating for the patient and frustrating for the healthcare providers.

About a dozen years ago, I was training for a marathon - and in great shape. I came down with a virus about a week before the marathon. I went from being able to run 20+ miles at a time to not being able to walk more than a couple hundred feet. For months, my wife would drive me to work - leave me at the door. I only had to walk about 150 feet to my office. I'd get to my office and have to sit for half an hour of rest before I was capable of doing anything. It took a long while to recover. I remember needing to go to a pharmacy which was about 4 doors down from my building. I took the elevator down to the street, walked to the front of the building - and knew I'd never make it to the pharmacy and back - so I returned to my office.

That was my Lyme Disease experience for a month. 20 mile runs to nothing.

Doxycycline was magic but it took all thirty days. And then it took months to get back to where I had been running.