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As someone who had Covid & is now in recovery? You don& #39;t want to let this trout mouthed yamp in your house. You want her to stay the fuck away from you. I am far from one of the worst case scenarios and I am in month 3 of recovery. Good news I don& #39;t need my inhaler every day!
I& #39;m back to being able to do an hour of physical activity. Again, that& #39;s 2 full months after I turned the corner and in my 3rd month of rehabbing physically. I have no underlying conditions, I& #39;m a physically active person in good health with regular access to medical care.
Keep playing these baldheaded games for a white party & I& #39;ll see you through the window this fall. I& #39;ll be walking with the fam, if you& #39;re lucky you& #39;ll be able to sit up for Thanksgiving. This is not the flu. This is not a cold. This is Russian Roulette with three loaded chambers
In March when this heffa caught me slipping she beat my ass for several days. In a row. That was bad. But okay fine, I made it. The discovery that I literally could not walk around the block that first day I was able to go outside? I wanted a rematch. Then I remembered I won.
April was all me trying to get back to basic pulmonary health. Getting up to walking a mile (used to walk 6 no problem), being able to work in a day & do literally anything else. By the end of April I could work out in my house for 15 minutes. Then I needed to rest.
I& #39;ve spent May getting back to where I was when I wasn& #39;t consistently working out. Now as we head into June. TO JUNE. I& #39;m hoping to get back to daily workouts. And this is with me challenging myself regularly and sometimes failing. I& #39;m rehabbing every day. That& #39;s COVID on easy
