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Originally Posted by m and t's77

Welcome to the club.
I could barely breath just getting up and walking to the bathroom.the meds suck I'm on day two and my side effects are literally towel drenching sweat then about eight hours later violent convulsions until the Motrin kicks in.
The rest of the family has it but have no syptems.
Godspeed on getting through this.

Dang, hang in there

Originally Posted by bill_daniels

Clark, do you have someone looking after you? Your parents? You need to be in close touch with someone local, if you need to go to the hospital or doctor, you need someone close by that can take you.

Keep us posted. Hoping for a turnaround for you. I thought you'd already had this for a couple of weeks.

I can get to a hospital if I need to. The Covid was over a week ago. The Covid related pneumonia is a recent development. I think.

Originally Posted by aerovette

Listen up all you Covid sufferers. We do not lose Barners. It is not permitted. You are going to kick Covid ass and get back to focusing on posting inane bullshit.

Hang tough and we'll pull you through this shit. You got this !!

I do not post inane bullshit. I post meaningless drivel.

Originally Posted by Touringmike

If you aren't already, you need to get to a hospital.
Pneumonia is a big problem for Covid positive people,
although you may not test positive by now, as with me, the
virus has affected blood circulation in the lungs. My Doctors don't know how
long the lack of blood flow to the lungs will last, but I'm 3 weeks out of the hospital now, and the improvement is slow.

I went in to my place of work today, pulling my portable oxygen
cart - need it while walking, just to visit.
One of the truck drivers who went out covid positive
5 days before me, told me his good friend came down with too,
symptoms similar to mine - short of breath. Admitted to the hospital
and put on oxygen/proning, 2 days later he got Pneumonia. Refused
to be intubated and placed on a ventilor, he died 3 days later.

This stuff is serious to us 1%'ers

Blood oxygen is 93-94% as I type this. If it gets below 90 and stays there I will go to a hospital.

Originally Posted by Steve_R

To each their own. We’re not staying home. In the U.S. your chance of getting it is under 3%. Your chance of dying with it is 0.07%. I’ll take those odds and keep living instead of hiding out at home until the government says I can come out.