Girlfriend Diagnosed With Covid
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lilygrace
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If you are speaking of Enoch's message to me, he wasn't expressing his experiences of someone he knows.
I have seen these suggestions for over a year now. I researched them and have researched since then and still find them to be conspiracies.
This is my opinion and it will not change.
Thank you for the good wishes!
Lambano
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Remembering you and your girlfriend in prayer.
Quick update.
We both feel like a Mack truck hit us. We feel better and then the next day feels worse again. Today feels like we took one step forward and three steps back.
Praying that they don't do to her what they did to her coworker and force her to go into work after the "five" days when she feels the way that she does.
We both feel like a Mack truck hit us. We feel better and then the next day feels worse again. Today feels like we took one step forward and three steps back.
Praying that they don't do to her what they did to her coworker and force her to go into work after the "five" days when she feels the way that she does.
Praying for you. Hope you feel better soon.
Lambano
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I opted to go and get tested this morning and it is a good thing that I did. I am Covid positive and have borderline Covid pnuemonia.
Did they give you meds for the pneumonia? Just wondering. Praying for you to recover.
They have, yes. Antibiotics and steroids.
That's good. Pneumonia is nothing to play around with. My brother had it and he ended up in the hospital for weeks because he tried to heal naturally.
Hope you feel better soon. I was still testing positive on the lfts on day ten ( had to have two negatives before I could go back to work ) When I did return the fatigue was a problem for awhile. A friends son caught it and, like you, he is on anti biotics.
Rita
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Feeling a little better. The LOA department asked me how I was feeling on Tuesday and I gave them the update that I am still coughing, chestbis still heavy and still very fatigued. Said I was going to try and come back next Tuesday. Now I may push it out another week. I tried to do some chores around the house and ended up nearly collapsing on the floor. I got heavy bodied really quick. I also had extreme joint pain.
Talked with a co-worker yesterday and she said not to rush back. Take care of yourself and get healthy.
My girlfriend was back at the ER yesterday. She wasn't herself. She was having difficulty breathing and just seemed off. She said it felt like her brain was swimming through water. I persuaded her to go back to the hospital. They checked her for clots again and that was cleared. Her pneumonia has gotten a little worse. They sent her home though. This time without antibiotics or steroids, but with a referral to see a cardiovascular doctor. They said she may be a Covid long hauler.
So, that's a bit scary!
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Lambano
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That must be the famous Covid "Brain Fog". One of my co-workers was describing it during our team conference call. (It wasn't the best time for me to have to give her an action-item.)
I'll add my prayers to Devin's.
Possibly? I know I have it as well to a degree. Unable to recall words and names while talking.
I am more worried it has to do with her heart in some way. I mean they have referred her to a cardiovascular doctor and we're not entirely sure why. They wouldn't allow me to stay with her at the hospital which didn't sit well with me and I almost got trespassed because I wouldn't leave her. She needed someone to advocate for her, but because she was Covid positive as of two weeks ago, they wouldn't let me go with her, even though we have been staying together since she was diagnosed so that I can take care of her and her me (we're trying to take care of each other) and since I figured I would end up with it since we had spent lots of time together prior to her diagnosis.
Wasn't my finest moment, but I was being protective of her and several of the staff remarked that I was right to do what I did and that they agreed I should have been allowed to stay to advocate since she wasn't all there cognitively.
@Naomanos Also praying for both of you!
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