On Thursday, I arrived back home in Missouri. I am still testing negative for COVID. The only remaining symptom is fatigue. Even the joint aches are gone.
On the other hand, that sleepiness could be a residual symptom of fun time with joyful, active young grandkids. Even with COVID, it ended as a great trip.
Back in 2020, I joined others in prayers of support for scientists seeking answers. I’m glad they came up with life-saving vaccines, and advice on how to mitigate the virus. I am not the only one saved from having to go to the hospital or the morgue.
A number of our family members were afflicted by COVID. It has not escaped our notice that the half-dozen who died were all unvaccinated, mostly because of inept state administration of what should have been available jabs. We mourn their loss.
We always will.
I look forward to being back on line next week.
Glad to see you are home and recovering, and I for one look forward to next weekend’s post.
Regards,
Tengrain
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I wish you a speedy and full recovery, and I thank you for your presence on the internet.
Howdy Burr!
Thank goodness you are on the mend. And thankfully, we can still rely on science, even if we cannot rely on our political leadership.
Looking forward to returning to regularly scheduled programming next week.
Huzzah!
Jack
Very relieved to hear the news!
Post covid fatigue can slow you down, so please take it easy.
Take it slow. Several people I know suffered serious setbacks after doing too much too soon.
Many people, including myself, are finding that it is common to feel great only to feel exhausted after even moderate exertion. This gets better in time. Full recovery can take months. Naps are your friend. Eat well. Don’t try to do too much. Let your body be your guide.
so very glad you’re ok! your g-kids are lucky to have you <3