Oh fuck I am sorry, I had the sleep problems and spent months with horrible bedtime anxiety, but thankfully they aren't bad this time. Really hope it eases for you.

I agree, the covid "experts" all deserve the wall. Here in the nordic countries they really revealed the eugenist roots of their public health policy with covid. I knew it was bad because I know what Finnish public health historically did to pathologize Karelian folks responses to poverty and oppression, but oh my god they didn't even try to hide the same ideologies today. Every day a talking head was on the news reassuring the normos not to worry because covid only kills those already weak/frail. Disgusting.

Fauci got West Nile Virus and it still didn't kill him. I'd like to think that rest of his existence is just gonna be suffering all the worse shit rather than dying.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Oh I am so sorry. Shit just sucks.

It fucking sucks. The first time I had it after covid it was so bad I had a sick bag with me in public transport, because I was afraid I will throw up in the bus. This is when I had the violent coughing fits that also made me gag and throw up. These days the gag most often comes after I start walking.

There is also so much burbing after any food and then my belly just randomly bloats from all the things. The first time it happened with og covid it freaked me out so bad because my stomach turned into a balloon even from just eating a small piece of bread and almost all food made me throw up, I had to eat standing up and in the smallest possible bites to prevent my body from returning the food to the sender. I lost 10kg of weight in just a few weeks that time. Doctors were like "sucks to be you, eat more fiber".

Have looked into histamine, SIBO, probiotics, all the things. Only time seems to really help, but it never fully goes away. It did get a lot better again just before we got this shit again.😭

It does and it causes so much grief. My biggest thing has been the loss of strenght and just the way my body no longer "works".

I used to lift a lot and do different high intensity workouts for my dopamine, after the first round of this I noticed I lost my all of my bounce and speed and those never came back no matter how much I tried, but we still managed to get back to light running, hiking and lifting in 2021.

After the omicron one and the leg pains however I no longer can run at all, walk too fast or too long or my leg pain or back pain just gets so severe that I can't go on. I have to pace everything I do. In 2021 we still did long hikes in the woods and bogs, it used to be my lifeline mentsl health wise.

It really takes a lot from us, and seems like it takes a bit more everytime we get it. My sense of smell and taste also seems to be a bit diminished forever and for a huge food enjoyer that just sucks, although it isn't life threatening. But it's just this overall loss of life quality that was preventable and that is really hard to come to terms with.

Honestly I'm just waiting where I will get the covid caused cancer and if it kills me at this point.

Thanks for the tip. I tried the NAC and didn't notice much, but antihistamines, kefir and probiotics helped me last time. Might have to try the combo. I've done everything from lactoferrin to natto and from quercetin to vagal nerve breathing to compression socks.

Not loving this age of DIY healtcare tbh. But doctors have been useless so here we are.

Thank you.

I've made sure I sleep at least 8 hours after I was in this situation the first time in 2020. I can no longer function unless I prioritize this and it doesn't "go away". I am ok with that.

Pacing is my go to, but even that doesn't always help in these early post covid days. It is getting better again, did some light lifting yesterdy and was able to pace it, so I feel better for it today and not worse. The start of movement gag is still here, but hoping it goes away again over time.