The definition of good luck is passing away before the Covid Pandemic.
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Thatās easy. The ones who passed away before Covid are lucky.
Once you get Covid, you donāt recover at all. Ever.
Well you see, I donāt think the people who passed away recovered ever either.
Operative word before Covid. Theyāre the lucky ones because they didnāt live through lockdowns, and have a cursed life of ill health if they get covid.
i got covid slightly less than a month ago and iām doing okay for myself. iāll let you know if it turns out i have eternally recurring symptoms or whatever
Yeah hereās the thing about covid. You donāt recover from it.
Iād want to hear your source.
Screw it. Iām the one who got Covid earlier this year.
Itās definitely possible to get long-term symptoms from COVID but itās not a 100%-of-the-time thing
Iām not crazy then.
I had dysautonomia before I ever got COVID. Same symptoms, essentially. Then I got COVID and itās Been Worse since
To some degree, for me, thatās gonna be because of the atrophy from being in bed a week. I was so weak in the first place that that ends up mattering a lot. IDK if mine is physically From Getting Sick or just from that. But many people get COVID and then get The Illness I Already Had
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I thought this was obvious, yet apparently not.
I thought your source was very obvious, I just canāt get dead peoples opinions on Covid
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Youāve heard this already but I will double triple emphasise water is important as fuck. And exercise will help you in the long run, but overdoing it will just set you back more, youāll be too tired in the following days to keep a consistent routine. Exercise but have restraint
And being dead is not generally better than being disabled and implying so does in fact offend me somewhat
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Wait did you say this right