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Re:One in five Covid-19 patients develop mental illness with... by brnt on Tuesday November 10, 2020 @04:19PM (#25052082)
Got Covid 4 weeks ago, got better two weeks later. This weekend I went out for my first walk, about an hour. Although I didn't have any lung issues during the really-ill period, I definitly can't walk as fast or long as I used to, one hour felt more like two or three. I really had to pace myself. I broke out into heavy sweating going up a small hill. When I got home, I laid down in bed and dozed the rest of the day. Pure exhaustion.

After I got 'better' I thought it was comparable in severity to a bad flu. It's becoming rapidly apparent that the real impact shows itself after sickbed. I'm 33. I feel like I've aged a few decades in the past month. I really hope this will pass.

Re:One in five Covid-19 patients develop mental illness with... by elhudy on Tuesday November 10, 2020 @05:14PM (#25052765)
Keep your head up, statistics are in your favor for healing back to full health.
Re:One in five Covid-19 patients develop mental illness with... by brnt on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @02:33AM (#25056263)
Yes, I know and I'm counting on that. But the odds are some of the worst I've seen in my life so far, and there is no cure in case I do need it. I never felt before that hope is all I have.