A good friend also thinks he got it in Nov 2019. Perfectly healthy 65 yo. 30 days of severe coughing before his wife made him go in. Hospital sent him home with oxygen and he spent 30 days in bed. Ended up throwing clots and lost vision in one eye. Still on inhalers and only slight peripheral vision in that eye. Won't get vaccinated. Doctors told him no need since he had it.
Studies show vaccinations are actually improving some long haul symptoms. Still won't get vaccinated. Depressing to watch the inevitable train wreck.
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Originally Posted by ckelly78z
My lungs have been compromised with scar tissue for years from radiation treatments that I had 35 years ago for Hodgkins disease (cancer). I noticed early this year that I couldn't keep up with my wife/daughter on our weekly hikes, and had to stop, and catch my breath on the uphill sections.
I believe that I may have had covid in November 2019 (before it was widespread in America) when I was treated for a upper respiratory infection by my family doctor.
I am now trying to rehab my lung capacity, by staying active, and pushing myself, but it's a long slow road. I still work full time, cut firewood, hike/bike, and kayak, but everything seems harder now.
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