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'I have hope now': Some COVID-19 long-haulers feel better after getting vaccinated Dr. Eric Herman, head of OHSU's Long COVID-19 Program, says some patients report feeling worse but most feel the same or much better after getting their second dose. Author: Morgan Romero Updated: 6:17 PM PDT May 7, 2021 PORTLAND, Oregon — Two shots in the arm may be the relief COVID-19 long-haulers have waited months for. Some people dealing with lingering symptoms report feeling better after getting vaccinated, including one of the first Oregonians KGW spoke with battling lon...

LISTEN: Understanding COVID-19's Long-Term Health Effects Eric Herman, lead physician at OHSU's new Long COVID-19 Program, helps break down long-term symptoms. By Gabriel Granillo 4/2/2021 at 12:30am "Everyone is learning a great deal about COVID each and every week that we go by," says Eric Herman, lead physician at OHSU's Long COVID-19 Program. "And one of the things I don't think we anticipated was that patients may have long-term symptoms and challenges well beyond the acute infection." It’s been a year and some change since the first reported COVID-19 case in the United States. Sinc...

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‘I just can’t keep going’: Oregon long haulers wonder when – or if – they’ll recover from the coronavirus OregonLive.com 12/20/2020 Fedor Zarkhin, oregonlive.com © Dave Killen/The Oregonian/oregonlive.com/TNS Michele Finicle, 44, and her 10-year-old daughter, Ellie, of Silverton, OR were each infected with the novel coronavirus in March of 2020. They both saw their symptoms initially pass in about a month, but then seemed to get sick again. Ellie experienced stomachaches and exhaustion, while Michele has chest pains and a rapid pulse. In the months since, thei...

Weeks, they are out of their minds. >> kat: i completely agree. i think it's been, going back to your point about the midterm elections, right now we have the republicans embarrassing themselves. it's what they've done with health care. it's an embarrassment. if they tell you "vote for us" because we are going to solve this and they don't and they can't, then i agree that voting yes on the bill would be a mistake. right now, this bill is a disaster. this would make it worse, but how would anyone trust them for the future? >> i gave rand paul such a hard time for so long for dignity and his ski...