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Not much of one, I think. I've got Covid; got my test results this very morning. So whatever. I can work from home; my symptoms feel like seasonal allergies.
by kbelder 6y ago
Not much of one, I think. I've got Covid; got my test results this very morning.
So whatever. I can work from home; my symptoms feel like seasonal allergies. It's not debilitating.
But my wife is freaked out. Strangely so. She's reluctant to get tested, even though she has almost certainly had it for days, with no worse symptoms than me. She's convinced that something horrible is going to happen, and no statistics or studies are going to change her mind. It's a deep fear that I think she's absorbed from popular media over the last year.
- gremlinsinc 6y agoCheck back w/ us in a few months, especially if you get brain fog, pain/weakness/numbness/cold arms/feet/hands, pain all over the body, or daily uncontrollable fatigue that just hits you out of nowhere and lasts for hours. Hint: When you get to that point: b6, b12, D, b3 vitamins + l-tyrosine, taurine, l-theanine, h1/h2 antihistamines (zyrtec/pepcid), and vyvanse (ADHD meds), makes me maybe 75% of normal 90% of the week. I usually need one day though where I drop the energy shot, and vyvanse and just sleep all day to recoup. As for depression/anxiety/brain fog those are still random, and I can't seem to account for why/how they come and if there's anything that alleviates them. I'm trying more supplements, it could be related to the insomnia at night though, so I may be trying some night-time sleep herbs like valerian root, etc. I did try SSRI's and hell no, will I ever take one of those again. I was constantly "wanting" but unable to "perform" my "husbandly duties". That alone will fuck up your mental attitude and make you anxious and depressed.