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Have you had long covid and recovered?

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SophiesMummySaid · 18/06/2021 18:52

Please come and tell me! I need some positivity.
Me and DH both have long covid - 8 months ago. DH still unable to work. I limp through 3 days. Although am better than early days my recovery seems to have plateaued and I would love some positive recovery stories please 🙏🏻

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Kitcat122 · 18/06/2021 23:45

Yes it's taken 14 months but I'm almost better. Feel absolutely fine just my chest doesn't like running. Hoping this will also go in time. It was a very slow process with lots of ups and downs. Good luck and hang in there.

SleepyMathematician · 19/06/2021 07:05

I’m not fully recovered but I’m massively better and not far off normal now. I still get breathless if I walk up hills and I still need to have a quiet day if I have a few busy ones in a row. But compared to where I was at 8 months, things are great. I had Covid last March so 15 months post Covid now.

SophiesMummySaid · 19/06/2021 08:51

Oh thank you Flowers I need to hear this.

I miss so much striding out over the local hills. Or any form of exercise! Am putting weight on due to inactivity and I hate it.

Anyone else back to normal or near-normal?

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Campervan69 · 19/06/2021 08:53

Yes. Took several months and seemed boosted by my first Pfizer jab. Feel completely recovered now. Had covid in January of this year.

Maze76 · 19/06/2021 09:23

I had Covid in January, still have day where I feel exhausted, but I’m doing much better than I was a couple of months ago.

amyj606 · 19/06/2021 15:00

I'm nearly 8 months in and I've just started back at work 2 days a week...its absolutely wiped me out! Its good to hear of people further down the line back to almost full health

SophiesMummySaid · 19/06/2021 17:57

It is good to hear isn’t it? Feels a bit hopeless and never ending for us right now

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Lostinacloud · 19/06/2021 18:40

Unfortunately the powers that be are desperately trying to crush the information coming to light across the world regarding the drug, ivermectin, but maybe worth a shot to try and get hold of some from your GP (although I think most have been threatened not to give it out). It has shown in peer reviewed studies that it pretty much cures all covid, mild and more serious - especially if given at the early stages of illness. However, I’m sure I recently read that they’ve also found extremely good results for long covid sufferers. Sometimes completely lifting all lagging symptoms.
I am sure someone will be along shortly to call me an anti vax conspiracy theorist but just in case it helps, I’d think it’d be worth a shot as it is a very established drug with one of the top safety records.

lightand · 20/06/2021 14:28

Yes. It took 10 months.
I had the luxury of someone taking care of me, and was able to ditch work.

BarbarianMum · 20/06/2021 14:36

So 15 months on from my original infection and 6 months on from my second I am 95% better. Still get a bit of "burning" and some pins and needles, still get the occasional relapse when I'm fatigued for a day or two but no comparison to last year.

SophiesMummySaid · 20/06/2021 20:45

This is great to hear - to you all - thank you for sharing, and I’m sorry you’ve been through this nightmare too.

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