Symptoms
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wrote on 18 Feb 2022, 15:31 last edited by
What a nightmare.
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wrote on 18 Feb 2022, 15:42 last edited by
Going on 18 months now. Wow.
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wrote on 18 Feb 2022, 19:29 last edited by
What about smoked or barbecued meats? Lot of flavor in those...
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wrote on 23 Apr 2022, 23:23 last edited by
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wrote on 23 Apr 2022, 23:28 last edited by
Jesus. That's nearly 20 months now.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2022, 00:58 last edited by
How’s her energy and breathing?
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wrote on 24 Apr 2022, 01:05 last edited by
God Bless her.
It's been a rough go...
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How’s her energy and breathing?
wrote on 24 Apr 2022, 01:07 last edited by@LuFins-Dad breathing sucks. Carrying groceries upstairs is an effort.
Overall energy is OK.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2022, 01:29 last edited by
Has she considered contacting Mayo for a consultation? Maybe they have worked with some of these cases and could offer help.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2022, 05:30 last edited by
Steve is also having terrible trouble with smells. It started last fall after we think we caught both Covid a second time. He lost smell and taste, now his taste is at back to about 50% and things smell really weird. Like he can’t cope with coffee anymore, it smells terrible, not at all like coffee. And all of the sudden he’ll get a really strong smell that he’s never smelled before, they sometimes makes his eyes water, sharp, irritating, burning metallic smells. He says they are hard to describe but it pretty depressing.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2022, 09:44 last edited by
Jesus.
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wrote on 24 Apr 2022, 12:44 last edited by
That’s disappointing, especially with the breathing troubles still. The things we take for granted…
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wrote on 26 Apr 2022, 16:39 last edited by
wow! Sorry to hear that it continues!!
Sending more positive thoughts!!
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wrote on 11 May 2022, 23:23 last edited by
"It's the flu..."
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wrote on 13 Sept 2022, 17:15 last edited by
Just wondering how your daughter is doing in her battle with long COVID? Any progress?
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wrote on 13 Sept 2022, 19:05 last edited by
Thanks for asking, @taiwan_girl !
Overall, she's better, but far from good.
Shortness of breath continues to be an issue, but she's doing exercises to build up stamina. Last year a flight of stairs was daunting, but, with exercise and training (going on hikes) she's doing better.
Last weekend she went to Holy Hill in SE Wisconsin, where she climbed up to the scenic tower.
Smells continue to be an issue as well, but slowly, slowly getting better. Parosmia is a pain in the arse.
Foods have to be spicy for them to taste like anything other than cardboard.
So, overall, better. But, still not good.
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wrote on 13 Sept 2022, 20:45 last edited by
That's a very good improvement in her breathing.
As for food...You might have to let her add just a touch of spice at the table, but Cajun food has a bunch of taste. Gumbo, etoufee, sauce piquante, fricassee, courtbullion, etc.
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wrote on 13 Sept 2022, 20:54 last edited by
Indian food can be good, too. They usually call for a LOT of spices, though the taste doesn't necessarily blow your head off. Also, a lot of it is "set it and forget it": meat & spices in a slow cooker or pot on low for awhile, rice in a pot or rice cooker, very easy. Also, keeps very well in the fridge if you're making a batch.
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wrote on 13 Sept 2022, 20:57 last edited by
Let me recommend Nepalese... The best of Indian and Chinese rolled into one incredible cuisine designed to provide the necessary calories to provide both the energy and the fat content necessary to survive living in the Himalayas?
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Let me recommend Nepalese... The best of Indian and Chinese rolled into one incredible cuisine designed to provide the necessary calories to provide both the energy and the fat content necessary to survive living in the Himalayas?
wrote on 13 Sept 2022, 21:13 last edited by@LuFins-Dad said in Symptoms:
Let me recommend Nepalese... The best of Indian and Chinese rolled into one incredible cuisine designed to provide the necessary calories to provide both the energy and the fat content necessary to survive living in the Himalayas?
Just no. Two words: butter tea.
Now, I like butter tea, but I also acknowledge that I'm so weird I probably qualify as my own neurodivergent category and wouldn't recommend butter tea to anyone sane.
