Sand Shark
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- May 5, 2021
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The fatigue part sucks. My wife has not been able to use her Peleton. I tell her just get on there and pedal for a little bit. I have not gone back to the gym yet so I am not sure how I will do. I plan on attempting a comeback this week. I had few weeks after I got covid where I would get tired in the afternoon.i have both vax shots and got very sick with covid in september right before the sand show. the energy level is a tough one, months after i still get these times where im extremely fatigued i just feel like a zombie, and it will last a few days. was in glamis for new years and i ended up leaving early because i was so fatigued i just wanted to be at home. the stuff lingers for while. even a couple months after i need to leave the gym half way through because i was struggling with breathing. 4 months after and i think the lingering affects are finally going away. i have a friend that is a year out and she is having issues. we were just in glamis last weekend and my friends wife had just gotten over it and she was so wore out she stayed in the trailer most the weekend, didnt even want to sit passenger in one of the cars.
i was excited to get the vax and got it right when i could, my business deals mainly in medical billing so i used that as a way to get in with the first round of people getting it. after getting covid i am still on the fence about the booster, since i now have both the vax and natural anti bodies. not anti vax obviously just not sure i need the booster and dont want to get sick again as a side affect like i did with the second vax shot.
I have a co-worker got covid over a year ago and still suffers from fatigue.
I doubt I will do the booster shot. I am like you a figure I have some natural immunity along with the initial jabs.