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Hieveryone hope you are all keeping safe my realities is doing well after bells palsy but I have another two relatives with covid both early 50 both with different symptons and underlying illnesses and different countries this illness seems will take a long time to go as I say it tests our patience physically mentally and hope everyone who needs to talk can post and express how they feel on different forums instead of suffering in silence keep safe everyone

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Hi Yass-123 yes I agree it is good to talk and share our problems, it does help. Do hope your relatives recover soon from the covid, I know a few people who have had it, some do take longer to recover than others. My neighbour a nurse had had it, is now at home recovering, have seen her going out for short walks which is encouraging as just 2 weeks ago she was on oxygen. Best wishes Anke

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My fit, cyclist, runner, 31 yr old son had it last April. He was really bad for 3 weeks but didn't need hospital thank goodness but it took him 2 to3 months after before he could even go for a short walk without getting out of breath.

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