My life with Covid
Day one: It was about 3am Friday morning when I woke up out my sleep with the most massive headache. I work at a hospital so I immediately called into work because I knew that sometime was right. By that night I was having some chest pains so I went to the ER where I was diagnosed with Covid. I was taking off work for the next 5 days, as a Gemini it’s killing me 😩
Day Two: I woke up feeling a lot better so I immediately thought I was misdiagnosed, I started cleaning and studying because I’m in nursing school so IYKYK. Well by that evening I started having cold chills, headache and fatigue so I went to bed for the rest of the night. I did make sure to HYDRATE 💦
Day Three: I spent the entire day in bed with a headache. I made sure to stay hydrated with water 💦
Day Four: Well that’s today, I had zoom class at 10am which I informed my teacher before class that I felt horrible and may not engage most of the class. She was very respectful about letting me be a fly on the wall but I did have some energy to engage a few times. I plan to study and do as much homework since it’s the start of the week but I will say I do feel off balanced.
Pray for me over the next few days 🩷
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Covid-19 has impacted countless lives, and understanding its symptoms is crucial. Common signs include fatigue, headaches, and chest pains, as seen in my experience. Staying hydrated and monitoring symptoms is essential for recovery. According to health experts, maintaining a positive mindset while isolated can aid in mental well-being. Engaging in light activities, like studying and attending virtual classes, helped me cope. It's vital to consult healthcare professionals for severe symptoms, as timely medical intervention can make a difference. Sharing experiences can bring comfort, and connecting with others in similar situations through social media platforms is a great way to find support. Remember, you're not alone in this journey of recovery.
Hope you’re feeling better 🙏🏾