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Does anyone have any tips on managing covid? I'm only on the morning of day 2, and it's making all of my symptoms flare worse. I can't stop shaking from the fever. And it feels like I've been hit by a truck a few times. I haven't had it before, so I have no idea what this is going to do to me. Any advice to manage this would be very appreciated.
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kohakuhime · 1 year
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Me: I want to work on projects around home, and catch up on fandom things, but I don’t have time to do any of that. I really wish I could take some time off.
COVID: lol hey
Me: NO—
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queenxfthedxmned · 8 months
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// well guys, the vid finally got me. i know i've been gone a while but i'm planning on getting to writing soon. i'm on the tail end (i think? i hope?) of getting back to health, so i'm feeling better. i'm just extremely exhausted.
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vileprose · 2 years
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Well, I have COVID, so my return to here is going to be a bit slower. I’ll keep everyone posted then I should be back in action in about…. A week, hopefully.
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dweebilzappa · 2 years
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It irritates me sometimes that I wasn’t offered Paxlovid when I had covid, only cough medicine. In hindsight, I should’ve pushed for Paxlovid, but I’m not great at being assertive. Now I hear of people who barely felt sick getting it, and I wonder why the nurse on the video chat didn’t prescribe it to me. My regular NP probably would’ve been more compassionate. Even though my case wasn’t debilitating, I felt ill for weeks and it could’ve been shortened.
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joelsgreys · 2 years
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fuuuuuuuudge I just tested positive for COVID 😭
Fun fact: if you do the home tests make sure you do at least couple of them bc my dumbass got a negative result on Thursday and then I got worse so I took another today and BOOM ya girl has the rona 🤧🤧🤧
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nobleclover · 2 years
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Hey, so, I've got some bad news. I got COVID as of Tuesday (I think?) and now I have to self-isolate for the next 9 days. 😑
I was naive thinking that I could make it through this pandemic without catching COVID once, but well, here we are. 🙄
Still, at least my symptoms aren't so bad atm. Just a stuffy nose and chesty cough. 🤧🤒
Stay safe out there, lads. ❤
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disneydatass · 2 years
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You can’t support decolonization and still go on vacation to Hawaii when natives are literally begging you to stop spreading covid by coming there just so you can ‘live a little and get a way from it all’ lol
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queerism1969 · 1 year
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Like schizophrenia makes you high risk FOR FUCKING COVID. We don't know why but it's a thing. So obviously we are barely scratching the surface of the complexity of this illness like A LOT is going on behind the scenes and it's definitely not just all about seeing things or being delusional
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coulson-is-an-avenger · 8 months
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"a life threatening illness isnt a reason to miss work. you will be penalized if you choose to do so." am i going insane? am i entirely bonkers rn? is this real? IS AMERICA A REAL PLACE? AM I THE PROBLEM? HUH
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camilieroart · 1 year
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A test !
linked to this
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Some of the organizers of last year's convoy have altered plans to end a second convoy in Ottawa this February, opting instead for Winnipeg.
James Bauder, co-founder of the group Canada Unity and a co-organizer of last February's protest in Ottawa, made the announcement in a Facebook live video, along with fellow organizers Ron Clark and Colin 'Big Bear' Ross, on Christmas Day.
The rally is scheduled to take place from Feb. 17 to Feb. 20, 2023. The start date falls on the one-year anniversary of the final full day of the protest in Ottawa — one day before police started a push to take back occupied streets in the nation's capital.
Bauder had previously posted a call on social media for "Freedom Convoy 2.0" in Ottawa on those same February dates. Now he says the capital will be a stop on the way to Winnipeg where the convoy will make its presence known.
"We're going to come with our convoy — coming right by Ottawa," he said. "We're going to honk, honk and we're going to invite Ottawa residents." [...]
"We chose Winnipeg because it's the middle point in Canada, so people can come from the east coast, from the west coast," Ross said. "We'll be able to convoy across the nation."
Continue Reading.
Tagging: @politicsofcanada
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haintxblue · 1 year
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also, get your fucking flu shot. i am so exhausted at seeing people who firmly believe that there's no such thing as long-term effects from any virus other than covid and get really cavalier or hand-wavey about the flu. after i had the flu around 2018 (signing out of the hospital against medical advice and refusing oxygen because i was broke, firmly convinced i was probably going to die at home gasping for air or of the fever that put me in the ER), i coughed for six months, was very sick for a year, and still have permanent throat damage (and probably lung damage too). i coughed so much i had to temporarily wear incontinence pads because i lost all my pelvic floor tone and had to do pelvic floor therapy to not piss myself. i couldn't draw a full breath for months after the coughing stopped. i had episodes where eating was difficult because the scar tissue in my throat was choking me. I couldn't yell for over a year. i used to walk five to eight miles a day and even a year and a half after the flu could barely make a mile.
i saw multiple doctors during that time period and every single one of them told me that nothing i was experiencing was unusual after a bad flu and it does, in fact, often take multiple years to recover from an especially bad flu. every single one of them told me this was not the *usual* reaction to a flu, but it wasn't *abnormal* either.
get your flu shot.
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hafsahussein · 9 months
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whelp, your girl’s got the plague
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