Personal Experiences with COVID and/or the Vaccine

[Cow Poke]

So, I had Covid mid January, and sailed through it just fine.
The last few days I've really felt tired and sluggish, and don't know if that's related or not.
My daughter and her husband both had Covid at the same time, and they seem to have "not enough wind" problems, and he has a dry hacky cough that has hung on.

Then, a friend my age also had Covid - sailed through it just fine - but VA doctor said, from an x-ray, that he appears to have "crushed glass" looking stuff in the bottom of his lungs.

[KingsGambit]

So, I had Covid mid January, and sailed through it just fine.
The last few days I've really felt tired and sluggish, and don't know if that's related or not.
My daughter and her husband both had Covid at the same time, and they seem to have "not enough wind" problems, and he has a dry hacky cough that has hung on.

Then, a friend my age also had Covid - sailed through it just fine - but VA doctor said, from an x-ray, that he appears to have "crushed glass" looking stuff in the bottom of his lungs.

It's early but my understanding is that they've found the vaccine has helped alleviate lasting symptoms in former Covid patients. I certainly hope so given how many people are suffering. The founder of Texas Roadhouse recently killed himself because he was despondent over dealing with them himself.

[eider]

In the UK we just might be getting clear of Covid if we keep to the plans and don't all start rushing out.

30 million+ 1st vaccinations and generally all sticking to the distancing, hand cleansing, mask and lockdown rules have slowly made a difference.

Our hospital admissions have fallen away as have our daily death counts.

We've started in to our 2nd vaccination plan already and about 5 million have received 2nd jabs.