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Article content A year ago today, Atish Ram was in a near-fatal battle with COVID. He was put in intensive care twice. After eight weeks in hospital, he spent six months at home on oxygen. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19 symptoms life-changing for long-haulers: 'I don't know if I'm ever gonna be back to normal' Back to video His condition has since improved, but he continues to struggle with breathing, fatigue and stress — one of an uncertain number of people enduring long-term symptoms from this virus. “I can’t dance, I can’...
Lorraine Graves barely has the energy to hold a pen some days as "brain fog" leaves her forgetful and sudden worsening vision has her increasing the font size on her computer. Then there's the ringing in her ears, insomnia and difficulty breathing, not to mention anxiety about her chances of recovering from COVID-19 after 10 months of visiting multiple specialists for tests to rule out damage to her lungs, kidneys, heart and other organs. "On bad days, I'm so discouraged," said Graves, a journalist at a community newspaper in Richmond, B.C., though she's only able to work a few hours a week.
VANCOUVER - Lorraine Graves barely has the energy to hold a pen some days as "brain fog" leaves her forgetful and sudden worsening vision has her incr...
VANCOUVER - Lorraine Graves barely has the energy to hold a pen some days as "brain fog" leaves her forgetful and sudden worsening vision has her increasing