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Terrifying post-COVID syndrome is next focus for researchers in Bay Area and beyond FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Joy Wu, 37, who has been plagued with COVID-19 symptoms since she came back from a trip to the Galapagos in March, rests on her couch on Monday, Feb. 15, 2021 in San Carlos, California. She hasn t been able to do much in nearly a year and had to quit her job as a medical device engineer.Gabrielle Lurie / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of8Fred Marziano, 50, a Marin County Sheriff s deputy, poses for a portrait on Thursday, January 18, 2021, in Petaluma, Calif. Marziano got COVID-19 last March and the symptoms never went away. He was an athletic guy, and now he uses a walker that he named Wally. He got sick at the same time as Matt Willis, the Marin County public health director, who s 54. Willis returned to work in April. Marziano just announced his retirement. So it s been a long journey. March 19 was when I first got sick. And I went through the range of all the normal effects of coronavirus at the very beginning, the first month or so. But then we noticed that things kept persisting - shortness of breath, the cough, dizziness, fatigue, you name it, I was still facing it. And the biggest thing for me was the cough and the shortness of breath. And those are the two main things that I want to overcome as time goes on, but those are the main lingering ones that are still bothering me, Marziano said. It s been a whirlwind of emotions. At first I was scared because I got the virus cause I was one of the very first ones. I was the twenty third person up here to get it and nobody knew anything about it. Honestly I was very scared because I didn t know what to expect. Marziano said he would visit the hospital and be treated, but sent home because they didn t want me there at the hospital. As time progressed it moved on from being scared of the virus per se to just okay, how am I going to live with all this or am I going to have to live with this and what are we going to do to fix it? And the answers that I m always getting are we don t know. I honestly don t know what to expect, Marziano said.Yalonda M. James / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
Hello friends and welcome to this year’s edition of Total Local. As your little helpers, Shanique and Kadeem are super excited to share a Christmas haul of Jamaican made wares. The items we’ve curated have a buzz, as the kids say these days, and the bag is quite hefty, so let’s get started! WAVE Ponchinos by InventSports If you’re looking for ‘wear anywhere, do anything overalls’, you’ll appreciate the super plush and comfy Ponchino from Invent Sports. It’s the first collection from the UK-based company, with Jamaicans at the helm. And they’ve added even more ‘yaadies’ to the creative department, which means the overall image of the items are set to improve.