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Woa this is a great thing to hear actually. She got sick January 2022 so a bit over 2 years now. Our current fear is that this is the kind of thing where either
by skrebbel 3y ago
Woa this is a great thing to hear actually. She got sick January 2022 so a bit over 2 years now. Our current fear is that this is the kind of thing where either you recover within ~2 years or it’s forever. Appreciate your story and will share with her.
Her other symptoms, particularly the fatigue, do seem to improve (though the weather and being about to be outside impacts it a lot, so she had a huge setback 2 winters in a row now), though very slowly. I like hearing that for you the brain thing has improved over time too, thanks!
- underdeserver 3y agoHappy my story can help. It's been a long ride, coming up on three years. Because of the symptoms I was prompted to invest in self improvement as well. I am much more diligent about regularly exercising, eating better, minding my mental health* and minding my sleep; and there are still bad days where I can't concentrate at all. But things are getting better overall. * Every day I don't read or watch the news I'm happier.
- skrebbel 3y agoThe news trick really helps huh. We do it too and wow
- playing_colours 3y agoHave you tried autoimmune protocol diet? Anecdotally, but it may help.
- pjerem 3y agoWeather impact on mood and energy is unbelievable, at least in myself. Also, if that can help, contrary to my previous beliefs, light therapy is no bullshit. I thought it was another pseudo science but studies are in fact proving that it’s incredibly effective (but it’s pretty inconvenient to incorporate in your habits).
- silicon_wally 3y agowhat sort of light therapy have you found beneficial? Like blue light in the eyes or red light on the skin?
- pjerem 3y agoI use a Beurer TL30
- vincvinc 3y agoI am in 3 years post-covid. Definitely saw some lows but have been recovering steadily. Definitely look into Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment for this, for me it helped fight the plateau.