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Covid Stole My Sense of Smell. The City’s Not the Same. I never thought I’d miss the fetid odor of garbage and fish wafting through the window of my sixth-floor Chinatown walk-up. Credit.Mark Pernice Dec. 15, 2020 I imagined that my doctor’s sterile white office smelled of acrid bleach or hints of ethyl alcohol from the hand sanitizer dispensers sprinkled throughout it, but I couldn’t say for sure. He asked me about my symptoms and took notes. “What can you smell or taste?” he asked. “Nothing,” I said. I was one of 3,000 people to test positive for coronavirus in late March when the pandemic’s presence began to really make itself known in the United States. I had fled my one-bedroom in Manhattan to stay on Long Island with my aunt and uncle, who caught the virus and spread it to me. Fortunately, I was one of the lucky few to experience only mild symptoms, including a sore throat, fatigue and, most notably, the loss of my sense of sm

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