Covid and the brain: A neurological health crisis

Brain fog. Memory lapses. Difficulties focusing or sustaining attention. All these cognitive issues have plagued some who have otherwise recovered from a bout of Covid-19. In this video, Stanford neurologist Michelle Monje describes her work showing how even mild respiratory infections with the SARS-CoV-2 virus may lead to lingering problems with the brain.
Monje, who has long treated and studied cancer patients with similar symptoms following chemotherapy, says that the damage isn’t necessarily caused by the virus itself. Instead, her work suggests that inflammatory molecules released in the lungs of someone with Covid may trigger a reaction of immune cells in the brain.
These brain cells, called microglia, then start a cascade of signals that alter the behavior of other brain cells, eventually slowing communication between neurons. The good news, Monje says, is that the similarities to what she calls “chemobrain” may mean that many of these persistent cognitive problems will improve with time, just as chemobrain does.
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Some RNA viruses can infiltrate the brain and central nervous system. While the immune response often succeeds in clearing the pathogen, it may also cause inflammation and, in some cases, persistent changes that result in neurologic and psychiatric disease.
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[@wodnastj]

Far more folks showing much more aggression, impatience, anger, frustration than ever before 😢

[@lanebashford3982]

And that's on the sorry state of our global politics now. People are falling apart from hunger, poverty, little food, food shortages, supply chain issues and the fact that all western countries are being overloaded with 3rd world grifters and squatters. We're being forced to fund the illegals' lifestyles and it affects everyone's emotions bigtime. There's only so much we can handle before we reach the breaking point. Add in Covid to the mix and things can be worse than we even know. I know a lot of people who've never had Covid and they are just angry and frustrated with everyday life now. Not sure that Covid is to blame as much as this vid wants to make it appear.

[@SapphireGirl3]

Perhaps it just may be the vaccine????

[@Surf_Salt]

I had uncharacteristic anger, impatience, rage, frustration immediately after my severe Moderna Mrna vaccine injury.

[@Scott-iu2jx]

​@@Surf_Salt well we all know where the Covid jag stems from, just look at the original basic source..... You have your answer.

[@Surf_Salt]

​@@Scott-iu2jx not sure what you mean?

[@susanoffutt2696]

I've recently had Covid. The overwhelming depression and sense of gloom and anxiety was so terrible. I really felt like I was losing my mind.

[@SavvySkyLady]

I’m going through this now. The depression is SCARY, that I’ve been through. I’ve had suicidal thoughts over and over and over, I’ve been angry I’ve been thoughtless I’ve been anxious and depressed. I’ve gained tics. I’m very quickly losing my shit.

[@susanoffutt2696]

Im so sorry. It does get better. Hang in there. I understand.

[@SavvySkyLady]

Now that it’s over, the head pain and migraine pain is excruciating. I’m normally a chronic migraine patient, and what I’m dealing with now is 15-20 hour migraine, a day to recover before another hits again. I’m listening to this video again because it gives me comfort knowing there’s people out there realizing this torture, and trying to make a difference.

[@custompicturecookie]

Same here Susan. I had Omicron 2mo.ago and was very sick for 10 days. But have been slowly recovering for the last two months my biggest symptoms are anxiety day and night brain fog depression feeling like my mind is not my own I can’t think straight I have some fatigue and I also have insomnia.

[@sandeewichkoski1574]

​​@@SavvySkyLady Do you mind if I ask if your vaxxed? The latest studies show that symptoms are worse and last longer in vaxxed vs. unvaxxed

[@mommy2jordyandjilli]

My 50 year old husband had severe Covid pneumonia and was hospitalized twice. He now has lung nodules. It’s like covid aged him 30 years. It’s like he’s 80 years old now. His memory is terrible, depression, confusion, horrible brain fog, has a bad tremor now. He can hardly write now. Even he can’t read his own writing now. He can’t type on a computer keyboard or cell phone keyboard because his hands shake so bad. Covid ruined his and my life. Not only this but it killed my healthy 71 year old mother. Covid has ruined my life, my husband’s life and stole my beloved mom from our family. 😭

[@marcelloceccarelli4195]

Ne so qualcosa un abbraccio

[@stephaniewright340]

I'm scared....my husband got covid he's 61 and double pneumonia was put in tge hospital on Dec. 25, 2022 and he was in tge hospital for 2 weeks came home he started getting weak and I finally took him back to the hospital he still was OK mentally but physically he was sick...and not getting better..... I was in the hospital with him this last time I refuse to leave him...and he woke up one day after taking a nap (he was normal like everyone else he had NO MENTAL disorders or nothing!!!! He was a machine operator most of his adult life so he wasnt dumb or mentally impaired) he woke up and he couldn't tell you what month it was ...what day of the week it was... he couldn't tell you what he had for breakfast or his son's name ... some of that cleared up but he's still stares at you really hard thinking...he just lays in bed right now he's in a rehab nursing home to build up muscle again because he was sick for so long and he has had 6 strokes in the past ..that was 7 years ago or longer...even after his strokes he left the hospital 2 weeks later... Like I said he's in a nursing home and I'm scared I'm not going to get my husband back...I personally don't care what state he's in I'll care for him at home as soon as I get him walking again...what I'm scared about is having to leave him for a few days ...because he doesn't communicate he lays in his bed dazed I have been with him literally 24 hours a day since the hospital and I'm afraid leaving him that he's not going to get taken care of properly...truth be told he doesn't now and I'm with him.. I have to do it or it doesn't get done which I don't mind but I won't be here for a few days and I'm scared to death ...he has a cell phone but he doesn't know to pick it up when it rings... I'm like a parent of a small child again...its scary I pray this gets better ...how is your husband since writing your comment?

[@dgator3599]

Same with my family. We caught Covid Dec of 2020. Within a week, my husband had a stroke (at 66 yrs old) requiring brain surgery, I had Covid pneumonia and hospitalized for 8 days (at 58 yrs old). My 28 yr old son developed myocarditis and has been treated for it twice now. The 2nd time after a booster. My husband has totally changed, personality wise....struggles with language and now has dementia. My digestive tract has been awful for 2 years (developed ulcerative colitis and can only eat a handful of different foods) and my lung capacity had diminished quite noticeably. My son still suffers from fatigue and heart palpitations. It ruined our lives and we use Mayo Clinic for all our medical needs.

[@TE-7302-]

Vaccinated, boosted, use antivirals AND MASK IN CROWDED INDOOR SETTINGS IN BAD WEATHER DURING A SURGE! Try NOT getting COVID in the first place.

[@breezylyn2168]

​@@stephaniewright340get him to take protein shakes ( veg)

[@PeaceJourney...]

Covid March 2020. It destroyed my 35 year Healthcare career, dulled my intellectual abilities, fractured my emotional health, shattered my dreams of retirement, lost my home, family, friends, pets, garden and most of my possessions...in return it gave me myriad health issues, continuous exhaustion, pain, nightmares, and seizures. I am lost in the cracks of the failure of the systems...

[@anonymous-female-person]

😢

[@user-ur5rh4uj6f]

My ❤ and healing energy goes out to your

[@PeaceJourney...]

@@user-ur5rh4uj6f thank you. Health and happiness to you and your loved ones.

[@PeaceJourney...]

@@anonymous-female-person it's OK, not staying down, just closing chapters and getting on with life. I'm employed, building my new home and the cat distribution system didn't let me down, so there's love. Planning a garden and making sure I don't settle for fair weather friends ever again. Just wish I knew if my daughter is alive, I haven't heard her voice in over a year..life will never be the same but I am making it better

[@anonymous-female-person]

@@PeaceJourney... wow. You could write a book with all of that. Do you know if you have brain damage? My story is similar too, I still have Long Covid but symptoms are slowly going away and I'm rebuilding my life.

[@FriendofDorothy]

Has anyone noticed that mistakes are being made a lot these days just in the course of doing routine business with various companies and businesses? This has been happening for at least the past 2-3 years and is still very noticeable. I'm an older person, and its particularly noticeable in healthcare. I chalked this up to the general trauma and distraction of pandemic but now I am beginning to wonder if there are just loads of employees who are fumbling in the workplace due to having had CV. If so, this is another layer of sadness to this whole ordeal we are all experiencing.

[@danamarie7993]

Yes I believe this. I always have to double check with people so the ball doesn’t get dropped.

[@Skitdora2010]

I was the primary caretaker of my dad when he was dying of cancer in 2009 and also worked as an RN. Healthcare workers have always been neglectful and shitty. There will be a small few who have to pick up the load for everybody else and when they are not on shift, you are screwed, figuratively. It is just like any other profession.

[@1ACL]

Yes, I have noticed.

[@miker9082]

Do to having the clot shot.

[@riannabarnes826]

Yes, I thought I was the only one noticing this! It’s awful cuz in a few instances I’ve been left with the consequences of other people’s mistakes, not able to do anything about it. I was worried the quality of people or lack of skills businesses are hiring has gone downhill but maybe this is the reason. Either way, it’s not good & doesn’t seem like it’s going to get better any time soon. I’ve told my kids certain things we’ve witnessed an employee do or mistakes or carelessness they’ve made, that it was unacceptable 10 years ago.

[@brittanykannon2154]

I had COVID early in the pandemic. March 2020. Even now I have a persistent “brain fog”. Even what I would call “post stroke” like impairments to my thought process. What scares me, as a COVID unit nurse, is what I have seen in my patients. There are many that cannot process even some of the simplest information during their admissions and at discharge. Young or old, COVID impacts their ability to process information. It shows no mercy. Even worse, many of the admissions with COVID, are fully vaccinated, and have had boosters. This virus has had a deep impact on humanity that I feel we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg at this time.

[@ianseaweed]

Yes, I’ve been thinking the fall out after Covid is going to be as challenging to society with these long term effects, just as it was during the carnage of the peak of it… if we’ve passed the peak. Bless you being on the front line and taking the hit while doing your duty.

[@Portia620]

Research has shown all these boosters are bad for the immune system and makes it worse!!! Don’t boost!!!

[@deemisquadis9437]

Do you have any idea what a sun flare is and the effect it has on you and the earth. Look it up. It is not covid. They are keeping you stupid with covid.

[@shineyourlight6542]

chemtrails🙈😳....makes our brain foggy too!!!🤯

[@deemisquadis9437]

I have had fibromyalgia for decades, and get fibro fog. This is quit simular., it works the same. Don't worry, we will make it through this, if we don't listen to mankind and embrace nature, and let the natural process happen. It is a universal design. We are about to reap the rewards.

[@des9529]

I have never seen so many 20 year Olds with blood clots, in my 15 years of working at a Pharmacy 😢

[@davemcmullen6682]

It's the vaccines..killed my sister..

[@barrygillespie541]

I bet they are all vaccinated

[@ImpKnt80]

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[@davidrarick6484]

I’ve been a long Covid patient for about 20 months now. I swear to god the only thing I can do is cry when I’m by myself because the brain fog and anxiety is just so overwhelming. I just want my life back at this point

[@malissagee4211]

I'm so sorry. I totally understand

[@danr13]

How are you now??

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture could be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@breezylyn2168]

How are u now david ? Have u found anything works ? Since getting mine last year . I've noticed protein shakes work well ( veg kind ) oremprozole ,probiotics ,vitamin c ,d ,zinc quercetin, complex b vitamins .etc

[@Jaime-eg4eb]

Slow breathing helped me a lot. Look into Pranayama if you are into Yoga.

[@shadowsidesoamplified]

Had covid 4 times. Not only cognitive issue but also mental health issues, derealizations, panic attacks etc. there needs to be more focus on this

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture could be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@user-rg7yz3yr5r]

Me too exactly

[@TE-7302-]

Try wearing a mask.

[@shadowsidesoamplified]

@@TE-7302- what for exactly ? Of the virus passes through the mask

[@heidi2166]

Will you repeatedly vaccinated and or boosted

[@Slap_it_in]

The health community needs to stand up abd recognize this as a whole. People are suffering and have no one to turned to. Some doctors flat-out deny this is even happening. It's really sad how long this is taking to help people.

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture could be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@montanagal6958]

our docs won't mention it

[@compulsiverambler1352]

They'll wish they had cared when it is THEIR pilot and THEIR air traffic controller who makes a mistake (which have massively increased at airports with human error airport co-ordination incidents spiking ever since the everyone-keep-letting-yourselves-catch-covid-regularly-now-trust-us-it-is-OK-keep-catching-it phase of the pandemic started in 2022), as it is only a matter of time before such an incident occurs that is NOT salvaged and so causes fatalities, given the severity of the increase.

[@andrewyeager9786]

There might be hope. Pxne Nxddle Txnture could be the cure. X=I, E, I

[@Slap_it_in]

@@andrewyeager9786 sorry?

[@fbbWaddell]

I have a friend who is a school teacher. She was saying back in 2021 that children who missed school due to covid all came back with brain fog and had difficulty learning for upwards of a month after returning to school post quarantine. This was her observation in her own classroom.

[@Brightstartarot888]

WOW, I AM A TEACHERS AID AND HAVE NOT EVEN THOUGHT ABOUT HOW THE CHILDREN'S MINDS ATE DAMAGED. WHOA! I WILL BE ALERT AND ON THE LOOK OUT TO THIS NOW

[@Ormy-]

A study should be done of those experiencing neurological abnormalities with people who were jabbed experiencing this, and those un-jabbed. Very curious.

[@samfourness4737]

It will have a effected both groups for different reasons

[@catalinadelarosa4718]

Had severe Covid and was hospitalized for a month. During confinement I asked my sister why our father had not visited me. She answered that our father died more than 10 years ago. Then 2 months after recovery, I woke up not knowing who was sleeping on my bed. It was my husband. There would be days where I would forget if I had eaten or taken a bath. Sometimes in the middle of doing something, I would pause and ask myself, what am I doing, what am I thinking, .... These are but some of my brain fog experiences.

[@angelaberni8873]

Did this happen after you were vaccinated ?

[@catalinadelarosa4718]

Had my vaccine a month after hospital discharge not because I don't want to but for lack of vaccine supply, they schedule the vaccination per locality. So some brain fog episodes happened before vaccination and some after

[@paulettebarrow9791]

@Cat, Yep same here

[@michaelcar4012]

Me to.

[@nodensbertilak6855]

@@angelaberni8873 fool

[@reynasteinhaus1897]

I was hospitalized for covid July last year and came close to being intubated. After I recovered I was sent home with oxygen support for another month, and suffered with these brain symptoms. I fasted for 5 days, drank water only and my symptoms went away. Before my fast, I felt as if I was mentally impaired and was the scariest feeling to not be able to speak because I couldn't put two words together. I couldn't think!! I am so grateful that I healed! I feel like myself again!

[@resslerartstudios]

Ah the sacred fast! Good luck...

[@PetraKann]

Intubation is the incorrect treatment for the common hypoxia related symptoms of covid

[@anakamhi7097]

Fasting is so important and effective to restore the immune system and allow atophagy to take place so the body can heal itself. So smart of you! How did you think of doing a prolonged fast?

[@andreasschaetze2930]

YES toxins and carbs

[@Plainsimple67]

@@anakamhi7097 MOST LIKELY KZbin VIDEOS, ALSO ICE COLD SHOWERS IN THE MORNING WILL HELP AS WELL.

[@lindawheeler4145]

I had COVID in Feb 2019 but I was affected by brain fog and joint pain after my 2nd COVID vaccine in 2021. I was a teacher and had to retire because of the affects. I have been informed as of Nov 2022 that I have symptoms of Alzheimers and have been put on medication to help me concentrate. I had no problems before I got the vaccines. Someone needs to be held accountable for what has been done to the people.

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture could be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@LUCA7FOLD]

the spike protein is toxic

[@LUCA7FOLD]

i'm unvaxed, suffered the whole bs, got covid in 2023 from my vaxed father. Have memory blanks since. 43yrs old.

[@LUCA7FOLD]

bothe the vax and virus are man-made hazards

[@hollyharris711]

Exactly!

[@rebamoon4965]

I've had fibromyalgia for 35 years, and I can tell you that having had Covid on top of that is overwhelming. I'm an RN whose career was cut short because of brain fog, memory impairment. etc. My heart goes out to people who were fully functioning with careers and a full life, who now are walking zombies. That's what it feels like...walking dead.

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture could be the cure for the clot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@teristankowskirosniak9001]

I was perfectly healthy until I was forced to take my first and only vacine. Now I'm struggling with many health issues. Please stay strong and healthy ❤

[@hisham63polaris17]

@@teristankowskirosniak9001same here I should not taking that vaccine

[@kristideshazo-ham3339]

It’s been so hard to deal with post COVID DISEASE 🦠 and menopause symptoms at the same time.

[@nicky_nike]

Have you had Covid and the vaccination?

[@deirdremorris9234]

Are you on any kind of HRT? What kind of symptoms are you experiencing?

[@nia62871]

Same here ! 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@_sustosotsus_9240]

@@deirdremorris9234 Yes, that is exactly what I was thinking. I highly recommend getting on HRT. HRT stands for Hormone Replacement Therapy. Talk to your doctor about it. It wont cure but it definitely will help with some of the symptoms.

[@-AAH-]

Try eating very healthy: • Spinach (cooked, fresh) • Salad • Eggs • Tuna in olive oil/brine • Capers and Olives • Fat Soluble Vitamins - Eat grass fed butter and cod liver oil • Some time in ketosis - Fasting etc Autophagy (eats the dead crap, helps me personally) • Lemon Water (Using whilst fasting or in the morning for me personally though. Find out yourself what suits you the best) • Sea Salt or Pink Salt for fasting also • Apple Cider Vinegar sometimes helps (but can limit enzymes so try carefully. Although some use it to limit their enzymatic function :/). Again, it's all you, use what helps/works. • I like milled flax seeds and greek yogurt. I know ALAs are not often converted but I believe them to be useful, along with the pre-biotic effect of the flax :) The only way I feel good and motivated is partly mindset and the other part dietary (like in ketosis) Some Useful Words: • GABA (gamma aminobutyric acid) - Keto helps me create more or something probably. Theanine could help you perhaps (decaf tea, perhaps cold brewed green etc) • Autophagy - Sounds quite scary, but has it's uses :) • ALA • Short Chain Fatty Acids • Fat Soluble Vitamins • Walks • Cortisol Levels • Magnesium • Bone Broth Powder :)

[@wentli65]

I had covid a few months back and I've not felt the same since. I'm tired all the time, can't remember things, go blank every so often and have lost all motivation to do anything.

[@deirdremorris9234]

Ive struggled too after having it in May. Have you tried fasting? Maybe create a to do list that you have to check off to help you stay motivated?

[@-AAH-]

Yeah, it'll do that xD Motivation still doesn't exist, but the eventual pain will be quite motivating (in my case) or death Try eating very healthy: • Spinach (cooked, fresh) • Salad • Eggs • Tuna in olive oil/brine • Capers and Olives • Fat Soluble Vitamins - Eat grass fed butter and cod liver oil • Some time in ketosis - Fasting etc Autophagy (eats the dead crap, helps me personally) • Lemon Water (Using whilst fasting or in the morning for me personally though. Find out yourself what suits you the best) • Sea Salt or Pink Salt for fasting also • Apple Cider Vinegar sometimes helps (but can limit enzymes so try carefully. Although some use it to limit their enzymatic function :/). Again, it's all you, use what helps/works. • I like milled flax seeds and greek yogurt. I know ALAs are not often converted but I believe them to be useful, along with the pre-biotic effect of the flax :) The only way I feel good and motivated is partly mindset and the other part dietary (like in ketosis)

[@-AAH-]

Go for some walks, the depression-esq bubble that keeps you wanting to sleep isn't always correct. Although rest is important, there's a reason.

[@-AAH-]

Some Useful Words: • GABA (gamma aminobutyric acid) - Keto helps me create more or something probably. Theanine could help you perhaps (decaf tea, perhaps cold brewed green etc) • Autophagy - Sounds quite scary, but has it's uses :) • ALA • Short Chain Fatty Acids • Fat Soluble Vitamins • Walks • Cortisol Levels • Magnesium • Bone Broth Powder :)

[@juliapritchett9988]

RFID

[@kayebowden3258]

I was recovering from knee surgery and caught Covid in hospital. The first seizure was only small but the second was big and quite terrifying. Transferred to IDU and isolated for 7 days and was administered 3 doses of the drug to fight the Covid. At that stage I felt ok but really couldn’t eat much and lost 8 kilos. The hardest was not being able to get a hug from husband and kids. When I got home I was ok during the day but for about a week couldn’t be alone in the bedroom. Terrified that something would happen. The weirdest thing is I now have this calmness and acceptance that I never had before. Had PTSD, depression and anxiety and that seems to have faded away. It’s strange, like I’m another person.sleeping and eating are back to normal, food tastes a little strange still and brain fog is there especially when I do crosswords. I really hope everyone comes out of this ok and to the scientists remember the words from Jurassic Park, “ just because you can, doesn’t mean you should”.

[@xgtwb6473]

Were you jibber jabbed

[@Cristina-RoxanaCristinaR-mj4gm]

@xgtw Trolling much?!?

[@ex8280]

@@xgtwb6473 sadly, most likely. The only reason why a virus like Covid can get and infect the nervous system(brain), is if ignored the danger of the virus. Vaccine in some people, sometimes help propagate this.

[@montanagal6958]

WOW, never heard that. I have heard of blood clots post surgery. I wonder if it was a side effect of one of the many meds given during surgery (some of them can lower the seizure threshold)...It's important to share if you had the Covid shot or not because that could be another factor. So sorry that happened to you. God BLess you!

[@ImpKnt80]

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[@huskidusk]

I got a panic attack and then tested positive for covid. 5 weeks later I still feel extreme anxiety, fast heartbeat, dizzyness, memory loss etc. Going to meet a doctor again tomorrow. It is hell on earth

[@huskidusk]

I want to add I never had any mental issues whatsoever before and I workout often and have a lean and healthy body.

[@ghassenbohli4056]

@@huskidusk how are you now

[@huskidusk]

@@ghassenbohli4056 Now I am good again. Seems like covid caused my electrolyte levels to g down and that caused the problems

[@Clem-Kadiddlehopper]

This is definitely a real thing. I have felt fatigued and 'foggy' for about 4 1/2 months since I got over the worst symptoms from contracting some form of the virus at the end of last May. During the 7 or 8 days I was particularly ill from this infection, I could sense that both my brain and peripheral nervous system were affected. Besides my extremely sensitive skin and cognitive malfunctioning, I also had some GI issues. While those symptoms are mostly gone, I am currently battling the chronic fatigue and a sense of depression that I cannot seem to shake. My psycho-motor and physical co-ordination abilities have also been adversely affected. This is real - and it's no fun.

[@xScooterAZx]

It's called Covid Long Haul. There are videos about it here,plus articles on it all over the internet. I suffer from it and it's been 8 months now. It's seriously debilitating.

[@xScooterAZx]

@@lmcg9103 Why? If you research long haul you'll find that people who got the shots and those who didnt both have gotten it.

[@lmcg9103]

@@xScooterAZx some people are having affects from COVID it's self! Continued aliments getting this over and over again

[@TheTeamRandy]

6 weeks in, I totally relate

[@lucyb7929]

Ditto. I have returned to work but need to be on my toes to watch myself so that I don't forget something or space it in some other way. Also the muscle pain is serious.

[@sf356]

I've developed these symptoms after one dose of the JnJ last year. Currently on medical leave from an IT job because I can't tolerate sound/light and my ability to process information is extremely slow. I really hope more research is done quickly. There are many people silently suffering.

[@antd8667]

C if the FLCCC protocol helps

[@francesthompson4276]

Me too, JnJ was traumatic. Brought many autoimmune diseases. A year ago and I am still suffering. Neurological; arthritis n joint pain. Neuropathy. Painful scalp and skull. Brain fog/ headaches Still 😩

[@francesthompson4276]

Oh and problems with imbalance/ hi risk for falls

[@sf356]

@@antd8667 Thank you, I'm going to look into this.

[@sf356]

@@francesthompson4276 Same here. I grew up doing judo, skateboarding, and backpacking. I've always been confident in my balance and feet. Now I'm not even driving because of the vertigo.

[@frenchustube]

I have loss of balance and dizziness.hard time to walk a straight line. Heavy legs as well.tinnitus

[@ImpKnt80]

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[@logicrealitytruth]

More people are finally getting to understand a tiny bit of the hell that Chronic Lyme victims have been suffering from for decades. Doctors treat us horribly for fear of losing their licenses for treating us. The criminality in this is appalling!!!

[@markknight6267]

Finally someone has explained exactly what I am experiencing. The levels of frustration when you’re searching for a word in your mind and no matter how hard you try you just can’t find it, yet you know it’s there because you’ve used it a thousand times before.

[@djtomleeuwen]

Nice to finally see a remark that's not anti-vax nonsense. It's frustrating indeed! Also the feeling that you want to do something, but just aren't able to because you lack the energy. That you're feeling overwhelmed when multiple people around you are talking at the same time.

[@smkh2890]

I haven't had Covid, and for the life of me often can't remember names which I 'know' that i do know, somewhere deep in my memory banks. Of course the name will crop up by itself when I stop searching!

[@djtomleeuwen]

@@smkh2890 That happens to everybody, but with Long-covid that happens way more often.

[@deloshnienelson8826]

Omg. Mark Knight I know exactly how you feel. It's everyday conversations you struggle to find the correct words. It's frustrating as well.

[@almo1956]

Are you vaccinated?

[@jjs3287]

This is absolutely happening, I finally got Covid over a week ago and although the physical symptoms have pretty much gone already, mentally I am still messed up. All I want to do is sleep, I cant concentrate and I just dont feel right. Today I wanted to run out of work and just kept asking myself what was going on. Its horrible. I cant afford not to work but I am struggling to stay motivated to do anything and feel pretty hopeless at times.

[@niceandkind7]

You are in my Prayers too. I wish You all the Best. Love, from Australia

[@lesliechapman4621]

@@niceandkind7 l I’m lol I’m iPads too

[@lesliechapman4621]

I’m so exhausted p

[@jjs3287]

@@niceandkind7 Thank you!

[@Balowell--GG]

Sorry to say that my story is just like yours even to the day. I am trying to stay positive but I can feel the change. I am no longer the same person. I am going through the motions of living. I know it's my body but something else is controlling it. I keep telling myself I will snap out of and I will be my old stressed, in pain, less than happy self. Yes my normal body aches and pains seem to have disappeared for some reason. I am an engineer and I normally would look at an unknown technology and try to figure it out. I seem to not care about that anymore. I hope I don't deteriorate mentally. It was always my biggest fear.

[@ljswenson5774]

This makes me want to cry listening to this. I feel like it’s finally an answer to what I’ve been through. I had a very mild case of covid in August of 2020 then a significant case of covid in January of 22’. I remember having so much inflammation in my body, including my head. For months after covid I felt very significant pain in my brain whenever I bent over or leaned forward I had terrible memory problems and brain fog as time went on. It got better, but the pressure remained. It finally worsened again. Last winter I had an MRI of my brain, and they were concerned that I had intercranial hypertension due to a finding of a partially empty sella. I was tossed around between doctors before I could actually see someone and told that I did not have intercranial hypertension, I just had headaches. In April of this year I had my first bad annual review at work in over 30 years. I was told that I was working too slow and got too easily distracted. I’ve always felt like I was giving it everything I had at this job even while I worked through the symptoms of Covid and as difficult as was. It crushed me to have this review, and I ultimately left this job. I’ve never been able to explain what happened to my brain after covid but now I feel like I may have an answer. But what I do without answer I have no clue.

[@kylen4701]

Get on an SSRI. It helped me a lot. It will decrease the brain inflammation. It will be rough for the first few weeks.

[@rie5427]

Word for word ,this happened to my 42 yr old son. Including the times you both had cv. I seriously thought my son wrote this. He has seen so many Dr's trying to figure something out. Nothing so far. I feel horrible for all.

[@noremac4807]

Long cv and long vax are very similar. Both cause damage, the latter is ignored, and has been shown to be particularly problematic when given after infection

[@andurk]

My story is very similar to yours. It is absolutely horrible to not be the self that we are used to and know. I wish you all the best for the future and hope they find a cure that can help us back.

[@user-ur5rh4uj6f]

I too feel I give my all to the employer I’ve been with for over 15 years, but am sometimes told the same as you and feel myself starting to give up. My long cvd journey has left me terribly inflamed, forgetful, weakened and saddened..and my initial illness seemed mild too, but that last four years anything but…do whatever you can for you. Acupuncture has helped. Even if it’s just something inexpensive, like evening walks. Start slow, find yourself again. You can find doctors who care. I did. You won’t regret it.❤

[@piccalillipit9211]

*I HAVE HAD LONG COVID FOR 3 YEARS* I have said from day 1 the biggest issue for society will be the people unable to function, unable to contribute fully to society Long covid is ASTONISHINGLY REAL. My life is utterly transformed and not in a good way.

[@jordancurrie1756]

I had a very mild case of covid. Six weeks after I had it I started experiencing unbelievable mental health symptoms. 33 years old, no history of any mental health issues, I was sitting on the side of a mountain and a sense of absolute fear and gloom came over me. Then came the OCD intrusive thoughts, then came the anxiety and the unbelievably severe depression. This has gone on for 9 months. The only thing that I can point to that caused it was covid. I've talked to a few other people around the country that have experienced similar things, although it's extremely rare. I was a professional fighter and it retired me.

[@zokizorule4032]

Did you get the covid vaccine and how many?

[@jordancurrie1756]

@@zokizorule4032 not vaccinated at all, only had a mild case of covid in July of 2021

[@thewoundedhealer4950]

Maybe a B1 deficiency? Here’s a video from Dr. Berg on B1 deficiency: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ3TiYh_hrx1pc0

[@katalincatchpolenefister8954]

Bioweapon

[@joolsjeffery3939]

Maybe it’s you... maybe you need to take a look at yourself- take some responsibility.

[@bro7269]

I thought I was going crazy, now I really think I have covid brain. I had some major changes occur in my life and thought maybe my brain issue was due to that but that was 6 months prior. I don’t remember my cognitive issues starting until after covid. It’s hard to describe but it’s prevalent enough that I am aware of it everyday. Most times it feels like I’m living in different reality where experiences are not really experienced. They just happen, then are gone. Processing new information, remembering, recalling. When I drive it takes much longer for me to process what’s happening before I make lane changes or turns. It feels like I’m forgetting how to live….it’s really troubling.

[@pmoneygf]

vaccinated at infection?

[@donnazukadley7300]

@@pmoneygf yeah I never had Covid, but I have all these symptoms from the jab

[@bro7269]

@@donnazukadley7300 I had the vaccine but no boosters. That was April of last year. I can’t say that it wasn’t the vaccine but it seems too coincidental to have these symptoms after testing positive.

[@bridgethunnicutt7901]

@@bro7269 Some (not all) LC patients experience improving symptoms after getting vaccination (including boosts). You might want to discuss with your Dr. if you are eligible for one. So many patients have expressed issues with driving. you are not alone.

[@ianseaweed]

Yup, thought I was getting dementia. Started going downhill fast two or three weeks after mild Covid infection in April 2020. Only just starting to drive again now after two years of lots of bed rest, Qigong + brain training with sensory meditation - wtf- and after three more bouts of Covid, the last one just months after my booster vaccine.

[@Stevejoesofficial]

As a Covid and long Covid survivor I’ve noticed my entire life has fallen apart. My job, my partner, my kids.

[@TPsychosis]

Vaxxed???

[@ImpKnt80]

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[@T0m0zuki]

I`ve noticed a huge decline in short-term memory after covid. Well, not right away, but within a year. I`m almost 40 and sometimes I can`t remember a simple 4-digit password right after I`ve read it.

[@ImpKnt80]

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[@CAZZIEK321]

I caught an unlabelled virus in about 1998 and since then have had chronic fatigue syndrome/ME, my friend was also affected by the same virus and developed fibromyalgia. Now I have retired I can function well as I’m less often overloaded, but my worst symptom was always brain fog and muscle fatigue. Clearly there have been viruses that cause these responses for many years, the only difference now is that covid has impacted on so many more people that we are seeing a link. It’s frustrating that for many years people with CFS were totally ignored and labelled as lazy freaks and fakers because symptoms were invisible, there was little to no funding. Hopefully we can all learn more about the condition.

[@eliotasterforrest5026]

I have CFS, fibro and POTS too! I fell into the 25% of severe CFS sufferers after I caught covid and almost immediately got long covid which I still haven't shaken. I've been left bedbound at 22.

[@CAZZIEK321]

@@eliotasterforrest5026 How terrible for you. Please never give up hope, I couldn't hardly move off the sofa without the risk of passing out at one point when I first had CFS Tiny improvements, very slowly over months and years have now given me a far more capable life. I really thought there was no hope. I missed out on much of my children's growing up but each tiny step was something to cling to and I am glad I got through it. Now I can do more than most. I am not trying to dismiss those who are in a bad place right now, I want to just offer hope.

[@paulao7022]

I have a friend, she was scratched by her cat and she felt tired all the time... Doctor found out that she had cat scratch, fever. She was treated with antibiotic's for it.

[@harleyheritagemartin2868]

@@eliotasterforrest5026 I too have these conditions and was bedridden for 6 years and medically retired the age of 38. Im 65 now and have always had great difficulty walking and use a wheelchair . I developed all this from the Hepatitis B vaccine. Im now under a specialist for mast cell activation syndrome too. I have improved to the point where i can get dressed with help but cant do any household tasks and can visit my Grandchildren occasionally but have to rest for two days afterwards. I was fortunate to have a very supportive GP but he told me there was no cure yet just to rest after minimal activity. I hope you will see improvement soon and you are not alone.

[@garyneilson3075]

Yes, have had both & know what you mean, "hold fast" (1Thess.5 :21)

[@andyinnes2178]

That’s what happens when they release a bio weapon into the community.

[@pamford3285]

Yes I can see you’ve had Covid

[@agathahofmann6977]

@@pamford3285 but... so have you 😉 ICU nurse 🇳🇱

[@jasonray7829]

@@agathahofmann6977 I suspect that almost all of us have had this COVID19. As I have mentioned before, there are those of us who are sensitive enough to feel the synthetic nature of the disease. I am one of them. Pam Fords and other paid trolls like 'her' can make snarky little comments all they want, except the truth is that biological weapons have been deployed onto our populations and for the majority of us an earlier-than-normal death is coming, and that is also why you are hearing all this about making abortion illegal. They have secured an early death to billions, especially with the next subsequent waves, and they will need the new generations of children to keep their human farms up and running. (edit---> I can still feel some of the effects. I have a sensitive system)

[@missybarbie152]

Exactly

[@Sewtangle]

@@pamford3285 So which one do you work for? Pfizer? Moderna? Or were you killing patients in an ICU somewhere?

[@Gypsyjenn1111]

I worked in healthcare as a phlebotomist during Covid and got really sick Feb 2020. My test was negative but I was sick for 3-4 months. Since then I have not been the same. I’ve even had 3 shots and just don’t feel the same as before Covid. I did go through trauma during that time too but suffered from chronic pain and have memory issues and now get sick at the drop of a hat. I have extreme fatigue and suffer from major depressive disorder. My life changed in 2020 and I do think I dealt with long Covid. We still don’t know the long term effects and I think they are coming to light but not fast enough. I’m glad there are people not giving up in finding answers.

[@marissalorraine8700]

Just coming here to say I’m a 29ye old female - mother of 2. I have full on neurological problems - and ongoing spinal pain. My hormones tanked… gastro issues came from no where land. It’s a systemic dysfunction that is both terrifying and horrible. My life flipped upside down and while I’ve gotten better it’s a constant battle. Trying to live my life ultra anti-inflammatory. Doing everything to correct my bodies errors. But I fear for those who do not have the love and support of family. 🥺 or medical help… because it’s going to take a team of doctors to get after each damaged layer.

[@marieboyce8437]

I’ve had MS for 25 years. This absolutely sounds like an inflammatory/immune response. So many similar symptoms. I started with a viral infection in the spinal cord causing transverse myelitis.

[@jamiebury1807]

How can i get tested

[@Jaebee2626]

Yes!! Autoimmune is turning on for people.

[@dawnsylvester2725]

Yup what this vaccine did to some of these people is ashame same thing happens to people and .meds it's called an autoimmune condition and doctors won't test you for it because they will tell u no you don't have that I had to go to a functional medicine doctor and yes I had autoimmune condition

[@moxanation73]

Same here, I have a Sjögren syndrome. Since 2016, I have permanent headaches and brain fog. Nobody believes me. Maybe I have a chronic meningitis.

[@moxanation73]

@@jamiebury1807 You will need years to get answers, the most probable is you will very soon be diagnosed with depression without any test done and you will be given medication which won’t help you. It’s a very very hard obstacle course. I have a Sjögren syndrome with all the symptoms described in the video. For ALL the doctors these symptoms have nothing to do with my Sjögren. I have a general inflammation of my body though and I’m convinced I have an inflammation somewhere in the head but I’m not heard. I’m sick since 2015, I had to stop working in 2016 and I’m still in my 💩 Oh! I forgot to explain that doctors know nothing about Sjögren but they do as if they knew. Last year, a doctor in a hospital told me I should do a lumbar puncture to check wether I had a chronic meningitis (when another doctor had told me the only existing inflammation of the brain was only meningitis and I would be in ER not speaking with her 🙄…). No news after 10 months (I called 4 times). Yeah… because recently I learned Sjögren can cause chronic meningitis, it’s even on the official site of the Sjögren’s association as if it was a known fact by everyone… It took me 6 years to discover it. Doctors ALWAYS minimise your symptoms. It’s always the stress, because you’re obese or don’t exercise or don’t eat the right food.

[@lesleyjohnson4434]

Curious why I haven't seen more than one comment about the vaccines contribution to this brain fog I experienced it starting just after the second vaccine and it lasted 6 months before I got covid and then it came back again for a couple of months.

[@taralee8779]

I think it's because of the spike protein that is in the virus and the vaccine.

[@clownworld4108]

Probably their comments have been removed .

[@rachelguerrini8534]

The vaccine made my headaches and brain fog worse. I think it probably just varies, depending on the individual

[@monicadefreitas8776]

I had the 2 Moderna shots a year ago, no boosters. After wards my brain felt more sharp and I started sleeping better too. A year later I have not caught Covid and I’ve learned to speak French fluently. I realize this is all anecdotal but that’s been my experience. Wishing you all the best. 😊

[@clownworld4108]

@@monicadefreitas8776 , I. Surprised your not running out for the booster . What a load of crock . 😂😂

[@atlanticflower]

I am glad that doctors and researchers are looking into this kind of results from Covid. When you are in the middle of it you get afraid pretty much.

[@paulao7022]

I refuse to feel fear. Fear, makes people crazy at times.They do things, like making decisions about things, they normally wouldn't do..

[@victoriamahon3765]

One thing I noticed when I had Covid is that I had mood swings and that I would lose my temper more easily even if I wasn’t that angry, luckily for me it has gotten much better over time. But when I watch the news and I see people just losing their tempers with each other and lashing out more and more, I question if this is not a bigger problem right now that is not being addressed. Just think about it millions of people walking around with mood swings and tempers without the normal filter on so to speak, it’s very concerning and something they need to look at.

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture could be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@WolfRoss]

I've wondered if this is why we have had such erratic driving behavior since COVID

[@paulettebarrow9791]

@CA, And how much violence has risen

[@jaxflfreebird]

@@paulettebarrow9791 oh yes and so much more racism.

[@jaxflfreebird]

@@paulettebarrow9791 Also, so much more climate change. Who knew that Covid 19 would cause a mega drought in the Western USA and polar ice caps are melting. And Barrack Obama's 9 million dollar mansion at Martha's Vineyard is now completely underwater, as are the Democrats in the latest polls. God Damn Covid 19 but mostly Donald Drumph.

[@driftwood5504]

I have had these symptoms since 2009 right after my hepatitis vaccination

[@Bigboy-tp2vm]

Definitely, and ppl are really lashing out more, also more acts of violence/ anger from ppl who I’ve never known to be. Violent, and very angry.

[@jodijohnson2106]

As a teacher, I definitely noticed changes in children after they had covid AND many also after they were vaxed!!

[@SlimThrull]

Hope you don't teach math or science.

[@nodensbertilak6855]

@@clownworld4108 fool

[@agathahofmann6977]

mandate stress

[@kristenalmonte1110]

😭

[@loris1067]

@@SlimThrull Sounds like you don't know what real science is or should be.

[@anthonykessey8574]

My wife completely lost her long-term memory and not only effected her speech .MRI scan and CT scan were normal drs literally without a clue this video aligns exactly what she went through.

[@jonathangems]

Was she vaxxed? Sounds like it.

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[@JessicaJLandi]

Wouldn't it be nice to know the truth about covid and the covid shot?

[@scribe53]

This “rings a bell” for me, too. I survived the first round of SARS-Covid 2 (aka “Covid-19”) in March/April 2020 but couldn’t “shake off” the brain fog, gastro-intestinal problems and never-ending exhaustion. The brain fog has lifted in many respects over time. Also, I’ve found a lot of comfort in God’s Word (memorizing verses helps), an improved attitude and strength with a daily multivitamin and supplements (Vit. C, Vit. D, Zinc and Magnesium), working on drinking more water, reducing coffee and scheduling more time to rest (take a small dose of melatonin each night if you tend to resist falling asleep right away.). “Seek the LORD while He may be found, call on Him while He is near. Let the wicked forsake his way and the evil man his thoughts. Let him turn to the LORD, and He will have mercy on him, and to our God, for He will freely pardon.” ~ Isaiah 55:6-7

[@tipzex7226]

Wow. this happened to me too... i kinda went crazy after recovering but when i turned to faith, my life change and went back to normal.

[@-AAH-]

I like using: It helps me lots... :) • Bone Broth Powder - Nutrients like Magnesium/Calcium, Glycine from Collagen • Spinach - I cook it into a pasta sauce, rather then boiling (leaching etc, I get fresh). Lots of Nutrients. • Eggs - Selenium etc • Tuna - B Vitamins etc • Fresh/Clean Water - None of that dirt tap water around here. Mineral/Spring makes me feel great by comparison. I've had a lot of symptoms go away by 6-8 months of this every now and then. I'm depressed/lazy so ehh... I eat junk every other day probably at very best (mostly once a week I batch cook tuna pasta so it balances out to half the time perhaps). Was already hurting beforehand quite a lot xD

[@dv270]

Good advice Pam. 2 Corinthians 6-2 ....behold now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation. People must realize that once they die their personal probation has closed.

[@sjo9292]

Most everyone in this thread says that they are experiencing brain fog. The comment below yours says that she turned it around by avoiding rest, and stayed very busy--but not advisable if you have to drive or operate machinery. Another comment was that she turned around her symptoms by taking doses of omega 3 fish oil, working up to a tablespoon per day and turned her symptoms around after 3 months. That treatment implies brain inflammation, so another possible treatment would be an anti-inflammatory dies, i.e., keto diet; you can look it up online: I recommend Dr. Berg (chiropractor and health expert). Prayers for you.

[@elmsanti574]

are you considered your self now long haul free?

[@lisanull900]

18 yrs ago I suffered a traumatic brain injury that left me with memory, cognitive, processing ect issues & in a foggy state that lasted 2 yrs. When the covid brain fog hit.......it was EXACTLY the same type of brain fog....actually it's still going on just the severity waxes & wains. It scared me so bad it was the first thing I pointed out to every single medical professional I came into contact with because if you've ever had a tbi, you certainly do not want a repeat performance. It wasn't just "brain fog". I was in an altered state of mind, here but not here, for months. Words fail to describe it. Even now, it's still present......just not as severe as it was initially. COVID left me with severe CHF & fairly severe COPD, plus lord only knows what's going on in my brain as I've yet to see a neurologist they were too worried about my heart. I was a very active person who worked a very physically demanding job........ Now I'm doing good if I can wash a sink of dishes, sweep the floor, pick up a room. That's hard on a person. Family doesn't quite "get" that I'm back where I once was with the TBI. Filling out forms.....I get "lost" & overwhelmed. This means I need help filing disability ect. Yet everyone seems to assume I can literally just do this......and aren't really listening or understanding when I say I can't. I was an active 50 something woman who now feels like she's trapped in a 90 something body. Also want to input here that there are periods of time when I feel like I'm again actively sick with covid & it lasts for days. Not sure wth that is about. THIS is the sort of thing that needed/needs to be stress in the media about covid. Yes, deaths are a big deal, but you have far more people being disabled by the virus than are dying. The public is so utterly confused by why there is an employee shortage being suffered by every area across the economy......and I just think to myself the likely cause......is too many are suffering from long covid. smh A century out & science is still learning about the 1918 virus. We've barely scratched the surface with covid. We're taking risks we should know better than to be taking in these modern times. I think we're just now beginning to see the consequences of those risks. smh

[@kayflanagan521]

Thank you for sharing. It validates what I had been feeling. I described it to my doctor as like I imagined having dyslexia, a stroke or a tbi would feel. I live alone (50 something too) and was unable to interact with occupational health from work, social welfare or with my insurance company for salary protection, losing about €150,000 due to me as a result; not to mention the right to retire on ill health grounds which was in my contract. This was all because of my inability to have a coherent conversation or fill out forms as you mentioned. Thanks for highlighting the difficulty we faced. I can say, from reading comments here, that it does seem to get better, especially when you listen to your body when it tells you to rest. Wishing you a good recovery.

[@-AAH-]

Try eating very healthy: • Spinach (cooked, fresh) • Salad • Eggs • Tuna in olive oil/brine • Capers and Olives • Fat Soluble Vitamins - Eat grass fed butter and cod liver oil • Some time in ketosis - Fasting etc Autophagy (eats the dead crap, helps me personally) • Lemon Water (Using whilst fasting or in the morning for me personally though. Find out yourself what suits you the best) • Sea Salt or Pink Salt for fasting also • Apple Cider Vinegar sometimes helps (but can limit enzymes so try carefully. Although some use it to limit their enzymatic function :/). Again, it's all you, use what helps/works. • I like milled flax seeds and greek yogurt. I know ALAs are not often converted but I believe them to be useful, along with the pre-biotic effect of the flax :) The only way I feel good and motivated is partly mindset and the other part dietary (like in ketosis) Some Useful Words: • GABA (gamma aminobutyric acid) - Keto helps me create more or something probably. Theanine could help you perhaps (decaf tea, perhaps cold brewed green etc) • Autophagy - Sounds quite scary, but has it's uses :) • ALA • Short Chain Fatty Acids • Fat Soluble Vitamins • Walks • Cortisol Levels • Magnesium • Bone Broth Powder :)

[@gypsyjade7170]

Yes!!! I had a previous TBI and covid took me right back to that!!!! Because I saw my doctors so regularly they saw the extreme change and I can see it scares them. I am fully disabled now

[@Livinguud]

My heart goes out to folks like you but we need to talk about what it really was and that it was an intentional release. Stop wasting your time with wondering if the doctors can figure this out. Alot know exactly what it is and many that are blind and programmed to tow the line. Plain and simple this was a massive attack on humans by unknown sources. So lets talk about the elephant in the dam room.

[@lisanull900]

@@Livinguud it was a novel virus & the human body reacted as it does to viruses it's never been in contact with before. I'm going to guess you never studied in depth microbiology & human physiology. This has happened repeatedly throughout history. I'm not "programmed to tow the line" I spent a great deal of time researching epidemics & pandemics decades before covid. This history is Why govts put plans into place to hopefully contain future outbreaks & to avoid a full scale pandemic, especially once we became a global economy. Had those plans actually been followed, we wouldn't be where we are presently, at least not the same severity. As for the "elephant in the room" whom would benefit from theoretically releasing a novel virus on the human population? Nearly 6.5 million dead globally & likely 5 plus times that or more left disabled to some degree or another. Covid virus doesn't care if you're rich or poor, your ethnicity, your age, your profession, or even whether or not you're vaccinated. So explain exactly whom would be so idiotic to release a novel virus (when they know all about it's capabilities) knowing full well it could & likely would do the same to them & those they care about? Even the country of origin has been severely impacted. While I admit my utter disappointment that in these modern times with the level of education ect we still have those so ignorant they can't grasp the scale of a pandemic & the havoc it causes any better than they could 100 yrs ago........ I'm sorry but I've heard the conspiracy theories out the wazoo & the bottom line is if you can't point to someone specific & prove they benefit......you got nothing but wishful thinking & an acute inability to accept reality as it presents itself. The real "elephant in the room" is that in these modern times, with all our medical & technical advances the human race as a whole is just as stupid & unable to work together as they've always been.

[@maureenpirone3658]

I had long term Covid ( 5 months ) and have found that I have had definite changes such as: struggling to find correct words, forgetting what I just heard or said, difficulty concentrating, difficulty multitasking, lightheadedness, & insomnia .

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture might be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@wendyfield7708]

I wish more dictors would be completely open, and give all the pros and cons of treatments.

[@DylanFahey]

I got Covid in October 2021. My symptoms were different than most. I did not lose any taste, smell, or appetite, even breathing was mostly fine. However, I was in my bed for 3 days with my winter coat on, under my blankets. It was the worst 'flu' type fever and headaches I've ever had. Most times I've been sick in my life, there was always light at the end of the tunnel, but covid really wanted to put the death on me. Anyway, the brain fog is sporadic. I'm a tech type of person, and now, I need an instruction manual on my left screen when I'm trying to do something complicated. It was never like that. Also, past memories (random) are gone. What's bad is that I don't know, what I don't know. Not until people are talking about an event a few years ago, they say I was there, but I don't remember the event being spoken about. Weird, I still know facts about all sorts of things like the old days, but other things are just gone. And I'm pretty sure I'm not getting those memories back. 20 year disabled vet and covid was the worst thing I've ever been through.

[@JP-tq7ni]

Covid? Or Vaccine?

[@Analoguedialog]

I had the same with Covid. Unvaccinated at the time too, so "wAs It ThE JaBs.." comments can do one.

[@paulao7022]

You may have some toxins. I suggest that you drink some white, pine needle tea. This will remove any toxins in the body. I feel for you.

[@gaza1952]

Dylan, the poison Jab is what does it. Injection not infection.

[@garyneilson3075]

"hold fast" (1Thess.5 :21)

[@jilljarrett7442]

I’ve had Fibromyalgia for 30 years. I chose not to get the V. Get fibro fog once in a while. I’m a caregiver worked through the Covid. In my heart of hearts I did not take the V I knew it was the wrong choice for me. I’m grateful I listened to my intuition.

[@driftwood5504]

I have had these symptoms since 2009 right after my hepatitis vaccination

[@paulafoster2607]

I've heard that from others as well. I'm so sorry this happened to you.

[@gailvm9447]

@Jill Jarret Well, some of us had to get the vaccine shot in order to not lose our jobs. Where I work it was compulsory to get the vaccine shots. I am a profesor and I díd not have a choice.

[@cocolyndon4604]

So you exposed others to covid?

[@jennykelter9518]

@@cocolyndon4604 every single human can expose another human to covid if they are vaccinated or not. Doesn’t make a difference.

[@wolfhowl5691]

Has anyone else got symptoms like autoimmune disease? I've had Covid19 once (march 2021) and 4 vaccines (last booster in August 2022. By late October early November2022 I started experiencing arthritis-like symptoms in my right shoulder & left wrist. I thought I had carpal tunnel in the wrist. I couldn't bend it even slightly. Now it's in both shoulders & goes right down my arms ... weakness & pain. Now it feels more like it's neurological rather than arthritis. I can't lift either arm up very high & it goes right down my arms to my hands. It's horrible, can't do much by myself, like dress & undress, put my coat on, reach up into high cupboards, etc. ... it gets worse at night while I sleep or any time at rest. By morning I can hardly move my arms at all & the pain is excruciating. As the day goes on i loosen up a bit but the shoulder & arm pain is always there. Sometimes it's so bad thru the night it wakes me up. Turning over in bed is like hell. My doc. Is referring me to a rheumatologist, but I think I need a neurologist instead. As long as my arms are by my side or resting on a chair arm i can rotate my shoulders roughly with no pain in the shoulders at all. But as soon as i lift my arms its very painful. ....I'm wondering... did the Covid virus cause this, or could it be an affect of the vaccines? BTW, the left arm is worse than the right arm (though it seems to move around) and all vaccines were in my left arm. Before October I never had any health issues, was healthy as a horse!

[@hotrodroxie]

GOD BLESS YOU!!!! Thank you so much for this, an absolute epiphany just occurred. This is the first I've heard anyone in the medical community actually support and speak of this. My daughter will finally feel validated. I wish I could bring my 14yr old to you for treatment as she suffers severely with over 23 different symptoms since covid Jan 22. We currently have a POTS and FND diagnosis...but no one can comprehend that she is suddenly debilitated, and her symptoms are primarily from her covid. -Desperate In Ohio

[@noremac4807]

Long cv and long vax have very similar symptoms. They have both caused harm, but the latter is ignored

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture could be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@ex8280]

Do not go to the same people who created this thing, they are going to just treat your daughter like a lab rat, and make you pay for it. Just try different things like fasting, eating a Keto style diet, or just meditating, focusing on breathing. And document what works (even slight improvement) and what doesn't. Medical intervention should be the last resort. If you can, try it along with her as these activities are the most safe and effective approach in dealing with issues caused by inflammation. Also, I would not get anything related to the Covid VAccine. It is safe and effective for most, but in your daughter's case, maybe not.

[@ImpKnt80]

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[@LD-2401]

Oh my god. In 2021 so much of my year was taken by severe anxiety and ocd after having MILD COVID. The anxiety was worse than the COVID, and led to me having horrible outbursts towards my family. I’d wake up everyday and immediately feel panicked and throwing up due to the intrusive thoughts that wouldn’t go away. I also already had adhd and it amplified it tenfold. I eventually got out of it mostly by sheer will and learning to redirect my focus towards ANYTHING else, mostly my hyperfixtations more and working towards a goal of moving out of my family’s home and starting my own life. As of late I’ve been feeling like I have a lack of brain power and have been having fatigue, depression, and burnout or whatever. I don’t really feel real. But I’ve blamed it on having such a busy year: joining drama club, getting a job, going for an internship in a new place for a month. It’s left me feeling unreal. But I was exposed to COVID at some point and I’m wondering if that has something to do with my current state.

[@daryl9189]

You must be a wussy

[@sassi7966]

I got shingles 9 years ago and post viral fatigue which was then diagnosed as chronic fatigue syndrome. Yes it's scary as hell. Exacerbated my depression and anxiety too. I was a nightmare around people, no energy and unable to work. I hate that long covid is the new pandemic..but my god, it's just like CFS. I wasn't believed by doctors, friends and family.. But now there are so many people with this... 🤯🥺 Just had covid and now even more wiped out. I collapsed at work. I'm terrified.

[@paulao7022]

I suggest drinking white pine needle tea. Also listen at the 432 hertz music. 432 hertz frequency is healing. There are sights on utube that has it. Just soak in it.

[@quantum7145]

tell me what your diet is i.e. what are you eating everyday

[@quantum7145]

@@paulao7022 white pine only, other pines are pioson

[@ricksullivan135]

I refused to get vaccinated, even though I have one lung and immune compromised. I got COVID, I didn’t really know I had it, just slight fatigue. My brain has definitely been affected with slight fog, but I am staying positive, eating healthy and really looking after myself. I refuse to entertain the idea that this is permanent as I am sure one could psyche themselves into a permanent fog. I can feel that I am definitely healing.

[@PetraKann]

You made a sensible personal medical decision that was based on your particular circumstances. That’s what everyone should do with medical consultation. As far as brain fog is concerned, the causes can be many. Even alcohol, stress, fatigue, mourning , depression etc. The fear and misinformation campaign run through the msm and via our so called political leaders is a brain fog in itself

[@hidden_radiance]

I had the same. NAC will get rid of your brain fog.

[@ricksullivan135]

@@PetraKann Much love, Petra. Best wishes on your journey.

[@ricksullivan135]

@@hidden_radiance Thanks 🙏 , wishing you a fulfilling voyage.

[@ricksullivan135]

@bina nocht I understand your point, much love. Keep on living your truth 🙏

[@sharicewantspeace]

You are describing what happened to me to AT It's kind of like having ADHD on steroids for me, I can't remember things, I shut down when I try to talk on the phone or order at drive thru, and the harder I try the worse it gets. I also got chronic fatigue syndrome from covid. November 25th 2020.

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture could be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@ruthmarcotulli]

I've had chemo brain. I've had concussions that required treatments. I've had a couple of strokes. I had covid. I've been assuming my new symptoms were due to my pulmonary fibrosis progression. I saw my Neurologist yesterday for poly-neuropathy, and I off handed told her about the more recent exhaustion, malaise, headaches, and brain fog, and she suggested that it very well could be from the relatively mild covid I had in April. Seeing this video today is serendipitous.

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture might be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@user-dg7sy8cz3b]

Spike Spike Spike Cytotoxic regardless of delivery

[@hypnopompicstate9910]

🎯

[@jenafir]

Exactly.

[@ImpKnt80]

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[@missycitty9478]

I had covid over a month ago. I was so sick for 3 weeks. Ever since then, I have had severe headaches EVERY SINGLE day. I'm foggy, can't concentrate, forgetful, it's absolutely affecting my life at a very alarming rate. It's scaring me. Very much.

[@taralee8779]

I have been having those headaches as well but I've noticed as long as I make my self a cup of cinchona bark tea in the morning, on those days I don't have the headaches, and I have more energy like I'm starting to feel more normal.

[@missycitty9478]

@@taralee8779 Hmm. Never even heard of cinchona. Where do you get it?

[@tangobayus]

Are you fully vaccinated? If so, that may be the source of your problems.

[@missycitty9478]

@@taralee8779 Will do. Thank you!

[@driftwood5504]

I have had these symptoms since 2009 right after my hepatitis vaccination

[@bethwhitehead2888]

I was hospitalized for a week in April. Server confusion and delirium was the main side effects. I left without an answer to what caused these symptoms. This was very informative.

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture could be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!

[@pattytyndall1021]

Interesting…my husband and I had Covid in late Sept, ‘22. A few days before we had a positive test, our pup exhibited swollen lymph nodes. The vet aspirated her nodes and said it was likely a left over infection from dental work she had done about 4-5 weeks earlier. They put her on antibiotics/anti-inflammatories. After a week, she still wasn’t improving, so they changed meds, did some other blood work. Within another week, she was at the Vet ER. While there she had a massive seizure and passed. The vet did a necropsy and said she died from encephalitis. I wonder, even today, if it didn’t originate from Covid. She was never tested for it. Vets said there’s no solid evidence of dogs getting seriously ill with Covid. She was otherwise a very healthy 8 year old pup. We were devastated.

[@gijithankachen6224]

I am post COVID since 2020.still unable to regain my health.multipke system inflammation,severe allergies to food ,smell, environment,made my life miserable.still trying to get back on feet.severe weight loss,unable to eat most foods due to adverse reactions.it is hard to accept or explain to someone since people experiencing variety of problems.May God help and heal all .

[@africanelectron751]

Corticosteroids...

[@AnnaD25]

Can relate. 😢

[@flagmichael]

@@africanelectron751 They are the devil's bargain. I have a loved one who is struggling to live to age 50 because he was prednisone dependent as a child. In those days there were no better treatments for moderately severe asthma.

[@knyckname3295]

Radiation poisoning

[@maddie9185]

I’ve read an article on AARP about Parkinson’s disease and one of the symptoms of Parkinson’s is the lost of smell according to the article. So it’s not a far stretch to say that we will probably see a lot of neurological side affects from covid once doctors start paying more attention.

[@notnickDPT]

While that's true about Parkinson's disease, covid and Parkinson's are two WILDLY different things that just share the potential to lose sense of smell. Parkinson's is a disease of the basil ganglias ability to produce dopamine. It is genetic. Covid is a virus that attack the respiratory system and can potentially cause loss of smell due to the virus attaching to and damaging nerve endings in your nose responsible for sense of smell. Just because I use sugar to make cookies and to make pizza sauce, does not mean they are the same.

[@Jennifer-gr7hn]

they aren't indoctrinated to pay attention...only make sure you're getting your shots..or more spike proteins, which are the real toxins and poisons.

[@elischannel4749]

I had Covid over a year ago and went through pretty much all these symptoms. If it wasn’t for God and faith in Jesus Christ there’s no way I would be where im at today which is better than where I was. Prayer is very powerful, as well as not being anxious about the effects but again casting all your anxieties on God through prayer.

[@april-showers77]

Amen

[@theresanavarrete8169]

I've had 5 different documented episodes of COVID and have been out of work since April 2020. A friend sent me this to watch. I got thru half of it and was SO excited, something that fits what's been happening to me! I went to " like" and save this, only to find I already had in the past! Case in point...

[@paulao7022]

Try some white pine, needle tea for a while.

[@dereksaxon6033]

I was just getting over a moderate concussion when I got covid. I was literally released from physical therapy when I started getting back pain. That was my only symptom for a few days until I lost my taste and smell, and then all of my head injury symptoms returned with a vengeance for months. I couldn’t function in my job anymore, partly because I was making so many errors where my work was previously 100 percent defect free. I took a few months off and got an easier job, but I found I was very slow to learn new information where I used to be a quick study. 18 months later in spite of trying to brute force my recovery, I still feel like I’m half the man I used to be. I guess it’s depression/anxiety because I can’t seem to kick the negative thoughts.

[@forestworm7597]

Have you tried fasting? Or Wim Hof protocol for cold showers working up to Ice baths. This resets the immune system and awakens the reptilian brain amongst many other things.

[@rachelconradie8480]

Did you take the vaccine?

[@Catlily5]

@@rachelconradie8480 That might help.

[@paulao7022]

I suggest, drinking some white, pine needle tea. It removes toxins. That's why your feeling like this.

[@lauravroman7077]

Very appreciative of your thoughts until you mentioned maximizing vaccines and also no mention of the spike protein, both in the virus and in the vaccines, as the root cause of the inflammation in the brain and elsewhere.

[@marklemont3735]

Vaccines did help to prevent infection, and these inflammatory neurological changes, until Omicron variant and sub-variants. All vaccines have people who get side effects, throughout history, because people are biologically different from each other. This is well known. However the majority of the population does not get side effects from vaccines that are long lasting. One has to weigh the risk vs benefit for themselves. The MRNA vaccines are unique with their adjuvants ( most vaccines have adjuvants ) and their nano-lipid delivery system. More traditional type vaccines are available now, the problem is they take longer to make. They also have side effects.

[@noel3830]

What happened to the 3 replies - this is the key question!

[@ShareTheMystery]

Exactly.. what the heck? Vaccines are the main cause of this mess🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@marklemont3735]

@@ShareTheMysteryPlease take advantage of a free virology course on KZbin.

[@SlimThrull]

No, the root cause of the inflammation is the immune system in action. This is part of how the immune system works. The vaccine cannot pass the blood brain barrier. Covid can, though we don't know how common it is. Nor is the mechanism that allows it to do so understood. It's also unlikely the vaccine causes post-covid brain problems. We've given out billions of doses of the vaccine. There have been no reports of these problems following vaccination. The only time that people have these issues is after getting Covid. If the vaccine DID cause these problems, we'd have seen it on a fairly large scale by now.

[@casapilanola]

The depression I get after every round of covid is AWFUL. And it takes TIME to heal. Months. What a mess. Never in my life did I wonder if I needed to even be here anymore. Thaaaaanks, COVID over and over ... I was never a naturally depressed person; ever. Only after assault or loss of a loved one to heaven, which is very normal. The anxiety from it is also no fun. Focus for my work as a multimedia designer is also compromised. Sleep is compromised. Hugely. Brain fog: check. Never mind that I ended up with hypertension from it.

[@kumar_abhishek_music]

I never had Covid but during lockdown of June 2020 , I discovered some brain disorder symptoms like fear, delusions like people following me, trying to kill me, taping my phone, listening to voices , hallucinations. I haven't recovered completely even today as of late November 2023, I still believe I am a victim of Covid despite the fact i never tested covid positive. May be these were the symptoms that went unnoticed.

[@luminyam6145]

Glad she is speaking out. Many are trying to deny these side effects.

[@elmsanti574]

are you among of them.. well i am.. but got cure of serum thing..

[@peterbelanger4094]

We hate the tyrannical govt responses, so we are in blanket opposition. people no longer care. govts can't force us to. thank your tyrannical rulers.

[@larsgsanger3105]

🙏❤️

[@alohaarianna]

So many doctors told me it was just anxiety but it definitely is not. It’s nice to hear that some researchers do get it and do want to help us with Long Covid. It makes me hopeful I will be able to feel better one day.

[@noremac4807]

Same symptoms also from vax. Lots of studies out. We could have lessened the damage from cv if people were given early treatments and told how to boost their immune systems

[@komafoxy1019]

I had a car accident in January and was diagnosed with Covid. Extreme brain fog and difficulty with memory. It’s been improving but it’s still here. I lost all hope but slowly improving. I almost gave up but I have kids and have to be the best version of myself for them. Anyone who needs to hear this it does get better with time. We live in such a go go world please try to slow down and get better!

[@suprajitsalian4177]

Hi I want to know if you have gone through any specific medical procedure or treatment for this?

[@swolfe9668]

Was wondering if you were on oxygen after you had covid, I had the brain fog too, I stayed on oxygen for 5 months afterwards, perfectly healthy now, I'm also immune compromised

[@LL-wc4wn]

Just because it got better for you doesnt mean it gets better for everyone. That is the point of this video.

[@komafoxy1019]

@@LL-wc4wn that’s a throwaway statement. If you want to give up that’s something you have to answer to yourself for….

[@arthurmyself7183]

I love my olive oil. This has done wonders for me. I almost died because of covid and still have problems smelling and taste. However olive oil helps.

[@scottrobinson4786]

We had covid three times.The first time was really scary.We had high temp,effected breathing small amount, body aches.The second bout I was vomiting,fever,body aches,The third really light symptoms.I have noticed when thinking I have a lapse time in my thinking.I don't focus on one thing very long.Trying to be compassionate on myself,grateful to be alive and jus doing the best I can.Had two abnormal breast exams going to have a biopsy done.Hoping my next phase of life is bearable.Prayers please.

[@user-zb4no6jw7u]

Varying degrees of brain fog, memory failure, chronic fatigue, trembling, poor balance, light sensetivity, ETC.. have all become widespread. It's not just with covid. It's happening with a wide spread of disases. I first noticed it with Lime Diseased, even simple herpes disease, cat-scratch disease and who knows what else. The post infection residual response of the autoimmune system makes things even worse.

[@oclv110sl]

The only people I know or have heard of that have had lasting effects post-pandemic are those who had the shots. All those who had COVID without shots, who relied on naturally immunity, are fine physically and mentally.

[@shelleysalvatore1069]

I am not vaxed never will be and I had covid in February ‘22, I told folks it felt like there was an alien in my brain, that was the only way I could describe it ! I have also had “fog brain “ from Lyme disease it def was very uncomfortable and I lost my sense of smell only for 2 days I was very worried the fog brain would come back but I kept taking all my supplements as well as Paul Stamets mushroom blends and I feel better and “ fog brain “ has lifted

[@TheMakyato]

this are my words to !

[@got2kittys]

I never got the jab, as some friends had health problems from it. I did get covid, and lost all sense of smell, and taste. Also I have the brain fog, badly. It come and goes, it affects the attention span, and memory. You can certainly get long covid symptoms without a jab.

[@alangibson2877]

that is True I myself can't have our Normal flu jab. as it effects my Heart rythem. 20 years on Iraq war that had Nothing to do with us has cost us and our Country so much debt. it's impossible to get back of what we have lost. Conservatives gave so much away like confetti they are trying to change everything and price ricing but we will still fail.and trying to Reap Russia's wealth had learned a lesson too Never get involved in countries that have Nothing to do with us is a bad Omen.

[@forestworm7597]

You are telling the truth. This is my observation, experience and findings after researching thousands of studies, documents, some classified, many banned and deleted by big Pharma, big Tech, big Government and Mainstream Media.

[@corinnebekiroski8500]

Thank you for this! I suspected this was the cause of my problems, but it made me feel much better to hear it from a doctor that I am not going crazy. I had covid 2 months ago. Triple vaxed. My memory and judgement now is so scary. I was writing something the other day, I could not remember how to write the number 8. I was driving and went to turn on the ac, for the life of me I could not remember what button to press, even though I have done it hundreds of times. I am not functioning well at work either. I am making mistakes that I have never made and for the first time ever, getting reprimanded . I don’t know where to turn for help

[@benjababa]

Im really sorry to inform you that the culprit is the vax and the "booster" you had. Pray and pray daily as you cannot be healed

[@gianinaciobanu5630]

Practicing daily qigong really helped me. Give it a try.

[@driftwood5504]

I have had these symptoms since 2009 right after my hepatitis vaccination

[@MrsJakas]

I'm sure it has nothing to do with those shots 😒

[@kundee6545]

Limbic system impairment: read Annie Hopper- Wired for healing and see the online DNRS course 💓 best of luck and health 💓

[@hildasanabriaa8678]

I had covid without the vaccines and I almost die, 2 times I had it, I took DMS in the second time it saves my life, I had anxiety and depression already so it was and is pfff very difficult, I take vitamins B, Magnesium, Ashwagandha, organic food the most possible, and my depression meds, I drink cacao, take walks, paint, and made some therapys , menstrual therapy because of the hormone imbalance because of covid, and so on...my body still hurts and now I have a neuralgia 😢 so I take another med for that... It has beeing quite a journey, Im better now and I thank for that, I pray for the health for every person that got covid its very difficult 🙏🏻

[@mapleacer9925]

I caught Covid in August this year and now dealing with long Covid. Been fighting through everyday to try and improve. This is a nightmare and is hell. I've had approx. 14 symptoms. I have been left with dreadful tiredness, muscle weakness, get tired quickly although that is slowly improving, brain fog issues, struggling to get my voice back due to a throat infection. I had a mild case where I don't need oxygen or my organs shutting down.

[@paulao7022]

I suggest some, white pine needle tea.

[@Bx-bj9fm]

Thank you for educating us. Now I can understand why many of us have been having trouble (Brain fog) remembering things. It's frustrating not knowing why. I've heard some people asking if they were at beginning stages of Dementia, myself included.

[@deemisquadis9437]

Hello, I am just following Jesus, and I thought you might want to look into something about what is happening in the world today, look up the effects of microwaves and uv and gamma and radiation, on the human body. Because that is what is happening. Look into sun flares, and their effects and look into what comes out of a volcano and bursts into our atmosphere, what comes out of the earth with all these earthquakes and lightning strikes. Then, you will see, the world governments are playing us. Look for the truth, you will find it. I am the light, igniting you. Blessings sent

[@HB-bc5po]

Is it Covid or the "cure" causing these problems?

[@ibdalia69]

Me too, I thought it beginning dementia. I had covid but didn't take the vax.

[@TheTeamRandy]

6 weeks in, totally relate

[@alphamoose4385]

Dies it get better? I'm about 10 months in...some improvements but I can't tell the effects still linger..

[@canadianintheend]

I'd had Covid December 25 2019. I was sick all through January and part of February. I feel like it has changed my life and my ability to think properly. The brain fog impairs your thinking every day.

[@onewotldgovernmentonlywhen9044]

Crimes against humanity

[@onagoodday5557]

I had a very mild case of covid, and have not noticed any on going symptoms at all. The stress that I see in the workplace is clear, For those who were vaccinated, there is on going illness, brain fog, errors in work. I had 9 months off work because I refused vaccination and my return to work has been very sad for me. My beautiful colleagues are struggling. This is about the vaccine, not covid. There are numerous studies from around the world clearly indicating this. Be good to each other people, we are on a difficult road ahead and we can do this.

[@danieljknowles2389]

Don't mention radiation from EMF and definitely don't mention the side effects from the toxins in the boosters and jabs.

[@nlhoete]

My 84 year old mother whom I look after full time because she had a major stroke early 2016 caught covid in late April 2022, she rapidly healed within 5 days but she started to go on her long walks & went straight back into her activities around the house, gardening, helping with the lawn mowing etc. She went back out too fast & covid re-lapsed and then I noticed brain fog, disorientation, losing her balance, lack of memory, cognitive & physical activities had majorly declined, had me very very worried actually....however coupled with my love & energy, the Lord, my hubby she has only come right...but she is very stubborn too so that may have helped in getting her back...

[@krg9942]

Had covid 3/2020 when it was super bad! Still exhausted. No way I could hold a job. The brain fog was very scary, even to drive, but my brain fog has improved due taking high doses of Omega 3 fish oil (I used Carlson's brand) I worked up to a full tablespoon, once a day. It took about 3 months to notice a difference, but there is a difference thank God! I still take it.

[@binathere2574]

Too much fish oil can cause Atrial Fibulation or Arrhythmia. Research it. Only take recommended dosage.

[@krg9942]

@@binathere2574 Thank you. I have been in AF since 2019. I was not taking omega 3 at that time, but I will for sure back off. When I researched that, I also saw the high doses of Vit D can cause AF too. That may be the culprit for my AF. Thanks again , maybe I can correct the AF by backing off Vit D too.

[@rickv4473]

Choline is also a good supplement/ nutrient for brain function

[@deemisquadis9437]

I have a dandelion salad. It helps refresh your immune system. Blessings to. No more jabs.

[@deemisquadis9437]

@@krg9942 I only take omega 3 in winter, we get lots of vitamin d in summer

[@Ty-kv3zb]

I’m a male in my early 30s, Got Covid once. Never in my life have I felt head pain like I did for a few days when I had it. On the edge of unbearable. For the last few years since I’ve had insanely terrible brain fog. Constantly forgetful even on important things I wouldn’t have ever forgotten before. And in the last year I’ve gotten anxiety like I’ve never had before. Riding on the edge of agoraphobia. All of this is very out of character. I want nothing more than to Move on and better my life but I’ve been stuck and held down for the last few years. Can’t even leave my job because of it. Also seems like healthcare “professionals” don’t care to listen. Or scoff when I bring up none of this was ever an issue before I had Covid.

[@Elle-4444]

Oh man, this is soooo serious. The exhaustion, fatigue & brain fog is so hard to deal with

[@habanerofire]

Isolation, stress, inactivity , environmental toxins. Perhaps the pandemic esponse may be as responsible than just the virus alone. The prolonged stress due to rapid changing policies and fear has caused trauma. We are experiencing PTSD symptoms on a mass scale.

[@nodensbertilak6855]

Lol flatearth big foot told me so

[@christineschmidt1025]

Yes and combined with mask wearing-those masks destroyed my nasal passages. I feel like they will never be the same.

[@andydufresne5297]

Great point, but it's something the gov't does not want any of us to consider. We are seeing individuals who were already "on the edge" - like the Uvalde shooter, just read about his background - finally cracking due to the isolation and stress of the lock-downs. That's how I perceive that tragedy. A young person who might have gone down a different, better path had the lock-downs not occurred. Man is a social creature; effectively imprisoning / isolating us for 2+ years has had disastrous results, IMHO. And yes, the government-endorsed masking--they love masking!--has caused additional health problems.

[@flagmichael]

I have never had COVID but I fought with PTSD for 50 years. It is worse than you can imagine; a major PTSD reaction often involves searing grief, utter despair, and (especially for people who suffered the original trauma at the hands of others) venomous self-hatred. In summer 1973 I kept a gas can in the closet to burn myself to death (it was the only way I could be sure the horror would be gone) if it got too bad, but instead I had blackouts. I would typically be preparing dinner (I lived alone, of course) and would start crying. I would turn to get the gas can, but just that quickly I decided burning to death was too good for me. Except for occasional moments when I would see that I was walking the lawless neighborhood looking for trouble I would just wake up in bed the next morning, teeth brushed and dishes washed, and emotionally drained. So no... we are not experiencing those symptoms on a mass scale. I am scared of very little, not even cancer, or the two times I was at gunpoint by irrational people, but I am terrified of a major PTSD reaction. It is the devil taking control of everything you think and feel.

[@nursynikki]

@@christineschmidt1025 good thing you don't work in a medical field, or any of the other careers that require wearing masks.

[@scjunglebeats]

I didn't catch Covid, but I got the Pfizer vaccine. I experienced memory problems for about 6 months after second dose.

[@nobrien22]

If we still had real journalism in this country (instead of the hand of our intelligence agencies in every newsroom, filtering what most people see and hear) the media would've had this nailed down 2 years ago. All we have to do is look at the rates of traffic accidents. I'd bet my life that the rates of accidents like rear ends and other attention related accidents, suddenly and dramatically spiked in 2020-2021. This happened to me, actually... when traffic had been at a full stop for a full minute. The woman who hit me wasn't elderly. She was in her early 30's and hit the gas too early, which is just odd, if you ask me. Anyway, someone in our govt or within the insurance industry already knows all of this. They just don't want to lose their job, income, reputation, etc by being the one to implicate the U.S. in the dumbing down of our entire country.

[@janelightning73]

Dr. Monje, thank you so very much for this insight.

[@lathamanderson]

This shit is real. 26yo M, extremely mild acute covid, wouldn’t have known I had it tbh if not for the positive test. After a week once I thought I’d cleared, brain fog started to hit. Started getting panic attacks, doom/psychoses like feelings. Thankfully they’ve pretty much passed now, however I don’t feel myself at all still. I feel really dizzy almost 24/7 but it’s different to actual dizziness, it’s like I’m being shaken internally, everything feels like it’s moving inside and out. My heart often feels sore too as well as some occasional kidney pain. Taking all the recommended vitamins and eating clean has definitely helped relive the severity of the symptoms but isn’t eliminating them. I think I’ve had a really good state of mind in dealing with this for the most part, and will continue to be as positive as I can but admittedly there’s times when I just feel defeated. As sinister as it sounds, it’s almost like being possessed, this isn’t my body and I want my old self back. I do think covid was a bioweapon but that’s a hole different discussion point. I just hope this wave of symptoms does one day finally disappear. Much love everyone 🙏🏼.

[@nandininandini9274]

❤️❤️🙏

[@r-jproductions1343]

I have some of your symptoms as well..these weird vibrating feeling throughout my body, ant crawling sensations numbness& tingling in the extremities,feeling dizzy most of the time. Had extreme fatigue, and bad palpitations,panic attacks in the beginning but that seems to be getting better. Hope you feel better soon.

[@lathamanderson]

@@r-jproductions1343 Thanks mate hope yours clears up too. Most of it is better now, but I seem to get these weird tension headaches when I’m concentrated in front on the laptop for a long time and it also brings on the dizziness, only thing I could find that matches the description is disembarkment syndrome. Getting some tests done with a neurologist to see what’s going on.

[@jenafir]

How are you feeling today? I relate so much to what you wrote.

[@ratnapatel1407]

And this is exactly what chronic Lyme disease patients deal with, as an ongoing, life long issue. I can only hope that the research that is propelled by covid brain fog, will ultimately help Lyme disease patients. Now imagine what happens to us that live with Lyme disease and add covid on top of that!! If only this kind of attention went into the devastating effects of Lyme disease!

[@terimyers6872]

My ADD symptoms seem much worse since I had Covid back in December 2021. I had it before that in November 2020. Both were mild cases. My energy level has been very short lived since. I’ll start getting better. Then I have difficulty functioning again. I’m used to having a lot of energy and being very busy. Now a walk around the block wears me out.

[@stardustsiggy]

To all of you struggling with psychological, neurological, physical and mental symptoms because of the virus - I know how lonely it is! I'm so sorry you have to go through this. I'm not going to tell you "stay strong", that does not help at all. Allow yourself to grieve that this happened to you. Allow yourself to feel sorry for yourself. Allow yourself to feel sad for the time you are losing and have lost to this debilitating dis-ease. A lot of people have PTSD after covid, It's actually very common at this point. If someone tells you to "just get over yourself", tell them to get over the need to trivialize other peoples problems. They do it because they're to afraid to look inside themselves. That's on them. You're doing the best you can, and even if it doesn't feel like it, you're enough. I see all you. Love to of ya'll.

[@efvp1969]

Out of all 19 symptoms listed in this video, I’ve been feeling at least 12 in the past year since my first Moderna vaccine dose. I remember having a strong flu at the beginning of January 2020 when information about the virus was not available so I never attributed my symptoms to Covid, however 2-3 weeks after my first vaccine dose (end of April 2021) it became obvious that something was not well with my health. My doctors did not and still do not have an answer and I started to believe it was all “in my head” as my first neurologist pointed out. I haven’t been able to function at a normal level or at least at the same level I was a year ago, not sure if and when this nightmare will be over. Thank you for the information given in this video, at least it validates what a lot of us are feeling.

[@crhu319]

If you had already had covid or had it at the time, the vaccine would do nothing at all. Your system already had covid in it and your immune system was already doing what the vaccine told it to do.

[@rebeccaquinn8358]

Yesits the vaccines

[@joelee5875]

I couldn't have said it better and after 9 months of this nightmare I think I'm finally starting to get better, I will see my first neurologist on the 6th of September. My personal advice is to stay as calm as possible and even meditate if you're familiar with TM it helps as after about 20 minutes or so you can feel the symptoms abate so I know this can help. Best of luck to you. PS: I also had the Moderna twice and a booster so really the doctors don't know anything much more than the general public but they also don't want to admit it so just take good care of yourself and rest and sleep as much as you are able and drink a good amount of warmed water everyday. PPS: I'm finally starting to get better, so you will too.

[@jhonybraavo]

@@joelee5875 what did you feel?

[@lynnchoots6200]

Do u feel better?

[@KSUGA-mo6se]

I'm 50 and have had ADD since forever. I thought my worsening symptoms were due to my...changes. Now I'm seeing this and wonder what is really causing this issue having had Covid a year ago. It is awful. It's like I can't get to a certain level cognitively. I'm glad to see this research.

[@NickanM]

I'm 52 and have ADD, and the scary thing is that my ADD medications doesn't help me focus at all after I had covid. The brain fog is real... 😳

[@rebeccab1527]

I'm kind of caught in the same spot; most of my family has ADHD and we've always managed okay. But the past 2 years both my 2 sisters and myself have started having extreme fatigue, serious brain fog, and problems with vertigo. I don't know if everything is worse for me bc I'm hitting perimenopause (apparently that magnifies ADHD) or if maybe its post-covid. The timing, exactly with covid for all 3 of us (we're 5 years apart age-wise), is definitely highly suspect. I am already disabled due to ptsd from Iraq in 2003, but it is progressively SO MUCH WORSE that I'm really quite scared for my future. I just went on ADHD meds for the first time and its helping, but not as much as I was hoping 😰

[@NickanM]

@@rebeccab1527 As I mentioned; I'm 52 and I'm in full blown menopause mode, trust me; this is a totally different kind of tiredness & brain fog. I'm litterally tired into my bones, both mentally & physically after I had covid. 😵‍💫 I can easily sleep 12 - 14 hours per night nowadays.

[@jlong0w]

@@rebeccab1527 Thank you for your Service and Sacrifice! Freedom is NOT Free...I wish more people understood this. You have my Respect 🙏 Soldier.

[@tomtroy3792]

I'm on the autism spectrum so I'll just go on thinking that's why I act the way I act! LOL most people think it's because of my drinking and drugging haha hahaha

[@Jessie-ev2th]

I've had Covid during April 2020 (was hospitalised for 2 days) and July 2021 (hospitalised for 5 days). Telling friends and colleagues it feels as if every single neuron in my brain is on fire. In the months following July 2021 I struggled to read and comprehend basic documents and contracts in my work as a professional person. Still feel as if my brain is on a go slow. Apart from other symptoms.

[@GabrielHR55]

It took over a year for me to be able to eat certain foods, on top of just feeling of general well being. My mom suffered from migrains for 6months after being exposed to covid.

[@IAMGraceRaphael]

I had some rapid improvement within days of taking LIONS MANE tincture, which dissolves Amyloid Plaques in the brain. My brain function is now better than before covid. My memory has greatly improved.

[@-AAH-]

Gives me anxiety

[@marymiller1853]

I had and was in hospital with covid 12 days last sept,Sept, severe vertigo and have lost 45 lbs, food makes me sick,right arm from shoulder and hand numb, burning,tingling all the time,bizarre symptoms. Just lost my life, anyone else feel like this?

[@paulettebarrow9791]

@Mary, Yes Iv been dealing with different things since around March in 2020, had Covid in DEc 2019, been dealing with the tingling on my head and burning for few days now, Iv had the tingling like something crawling on my head but the 1st time I had the burning feeling was last night, had my fan on and it felt like it was burning my skin, get terrible headaches, ect ect, cant even live normal now

[@francesbunderman8096]

o lord yes,vertigo,nerve pain,still losing weight... brain fog,i had 2 bouts of cvd,no vaccines🙏🙏🙏🕊️

[@driftwood5504]

I have had these symptoms since 2009 right after my hepatitis vaccination

[@paulettebarrow9791]

@@veronica_._._._ Yep same thing here, sitting here right now with a headache, creepy crawly feeling in the back of my head and neighbors blaring they're boom boom music, ugh

[@veronica_._._._]

@@paulettebarrow9791 Some people became more sensitive to sensory stimulation, but the Zombis do need their boom boom. Hope it stops soon!

[@debrabrooks6331]

I had covid twice, I had no respiratory problems only neurological.

[@vikidavis876]

With my severe covid I was in the hospital and rehab for 2 months the 1st 3 weeks my brain was so inflamed that I had constant hallucinations. I truly believed that the hospital personal were trying to kill me. I thought I could hear them talking about it outside my room and I had my poor husband out of his mind because he could not come in to protect me and I would call him day and night crying and in fear. It was so real that to this day, a year and half later, I have problems knowing what I remember is real and what is not.

[@andrewyeager9786]

Pine Needle Tincture might be the cure for the clot shot 💉 and the COVID-19 virus 🦠. Good luck!