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Breathing lessons: A survivor’s guide to long COVID Emily Withnall © [Illustration by Muaz Kory/Al Jazeera] [Illustration by Muaz Kory/Al Jazeera] There’s a place between two houses at the end of my street where I can climb a steep path up the side of Mount Sentinel. It’s not the gentlest transition, even at the best of times. Moving from flat sidewalks to a dirt incline is an adjustment. I have to place my feet differently, more carefully. I have to pay attention to my breath, which comes in jagged pants, and, although I am bundled in heavy winter clothing, I am sudd...

There’s a place between two houses at the end of my street where I can climb a steep path up the side of Mount Sentinel. It’s not the gentlest transition, even at the best of times. Moving from flat sidewalks to a dirt incline is an adjustment. I have to place my feet differently, more carefully. I have to pay attention to my breath, which comes in jagged pants, and, although I am bundled in heavy winter clothing, I am suddenly very warm and sweating beneath my layers even as the cold air stings my face. Breathing is more difficult now than it used to be. I’ve always been mildly asthmat...

ROB CHANEY On another March Friday on another planet, the University of Montana Grizzly basketball team was warming up for tournament play in Boise when Seth Bodnar made the call. “It was a world ago and the world was shutting down,” the UM president recalled a year later. “I had to call (basketball head coach) Travis DeCuire — they were in the middle of shoot-around — and say ‘hey, Travis, sorry, we’re ending this. We’re bringing you back.'” That was March 13, 2020, the day the University of Montana and much of the United States ...

The recent storm front that moved through Montana, had everyone talking. The high winds that came ahead of the storm front were insane. With winds forecasted to gust up to 60 mph, some weather stations across the state recorded gusts over 100 mph. Including the weather station on the top of Mount Sentinel. Meteorologist Corby Nickerson with the National Weather Service Office in Missoula said he was in awe of the powerful winds that swept over western Montana, especially up on Mt. Sentinel." said Nickerson. "We had gusts as high as 125 miles per hour observed, and that was on the east side o...

It does look rather windy in the background of the photo, but could it be enough wind to pick a young lady up off the ground?