A year of disruption: One year into pandemic, some still struggle with effects of COVID-19
Before being diagnosed with COVID-19, Bismarck resident Ken Sambor was a "pretty active guy." He played golf in the summer and curled in the winter. Now, he gets fatigued more easily. He used to get "riled" about people walking slow, and now he's the one who has to take his time. He also experiences sensitivity to temperature. Sambor is what's known as a "long-hauler": someone who had COVID-19 and is still experiencing symptoms that impact daily life months down the road. Ken Sambor in fall 2020. Sambor was one of the first people in Bismarck to contract the coronavirus. PROVIDED ...