One hallmark sign of a post-covid malaise is that your body stays capable way longer than your neurological and cognitive functions. While you have expressed h

One hallmark sign of a post-covid malaise is that your body stays capable way longer than your neurological and cognitive functions. While you have expressed healthy grains of doubt, the case of Dianna goes in line with a post-covid progression. Not being able to get out of the bed means that she physically could do it from time to time for sure, but her brain could not reliably cope with navigational tasks, so she was risking sudden falls and further traumatization. Add the extreme fatigue every such exercise had caused. It is not exactly a bedridden condition, you are right, but it is bed-attached for sure. It is not a "psycho" part of the illness as you view it. It is an organic condition caused by metabolic and immunological derangements occurring in the body of a post-covid patient. You are not alone in your views, many medical doctors make the same judgements when they see post-covid patients for the first time. In their world, it is always an organic/psycho separation, but when the underlying metabolic mechanisms are impaired, you get the full spectrum of manifestations. You provided good points though, something I did not think about.