When he tested positive for coronavirus, he prepared for 2 weeks of misery.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Months later, he was still sick.

Scott Krakower started getting the chills and sweats at his Long Island home in mid-April. He thought it was a cold, until he couldn’t taste anything.

Once the coronavirus test came back positive, Krakower, a medical expert in child and adolescent psychiatry, prepared himself for two weeks of misery. But now, almost three months later, he still gets those chills. He also has a cough, shortness of breath and trouble eating and swallowing.

Krakower, 40, is part of a growing group of COVID-19 patients who are suffering from its symptoms for weeks, and even months, after the standard recovery time.

“Most people get the virus and after a few weeks their symptoms resolve,” said Dr. Robert Glatter, emergency physician at Lenox hill Hospital in New York City. “We’re seeing a different spectrum where people don’t recover, and they have symptoms from weeks to months.”

https://www.yahoo.com/news/tested-positive-coronavirus-prepared-2-123009299.html

[denem]

1. Brad's got that virus right now!

[ProfessorGAC]

3. Me May Soon Be Spending More Time With Family

I can only imagine the tantrum that comes later tonight!

[SMC22307]

5. Parscale tested positive? (n/t)

[denem]

6. Nope. He's preparing for two weeks of misery.

[SMC22307]

7. Gotcha. Might not take two weeks...

I imagine Nepotism Barbie and the greasy (adult) sons aren't happy.

[Salviati]

2. The one person in my social group who got it really bad...

... has had a significant amount of nerve damage in his arm. At worst it was down to about 20% of normal function, now it's back up to about 60% about 10 weeks later, it might be a year before it's back to full function.

[SMC22307]

4. How sad. Lenox Hill COVID episode to be released 6/24 on Netflix...

for any fans of the docuseries.