A “healthy and healthy” mother unable to walk six months after the Coronavirus “victory” battle

Two mothers say she lives in a “disorder of chaos” almost six months after “winning” her fight Coronavirus..

Jess March Bank COVID-19 After suffering sore throat At the beginning of the pandemic.

She was rushed to the Barnstaple Hospital in Devon and treated for three days before being discharged at the end of March, but she reports unable to work, walk, or play with her child.

At the age of 33, she talked about her trials to warn others of the persistent effects that the virus could have on your health.

Jess, who lives in Westward Ho, Devon, said. “I no longer feel like I live. I can’t physically do anything because of fatigue.

“I have chronic fatigue, so if you do something simple like opening the blinds in the morning, you need to sit down after that.

“I can’t play properly with my children, I can’t work, I can’t do anything without breathing out.”

She said she was a picture of health before she got sick with the virus-regularly attending the gym and doing weight training.

But being sick and struck down, Jess can barely use the stairs without assistance.

She continued: “I used to be healthy and healthy, this is from Covid.

“I was in the gym three times a week and was able to lift a 90kg weight, but now even a two year old child cannot.

“I can’t live, so it’s like being on the edge of life and death.

“When I try to do something, a lot of unpleasant and painful things happen.

“Just going up the stairs could bounce my mind to 180 bpm, then down to 70 and I would be thrown away.

“I’m having funky heart problems thanks to Covid and I have central nervous system problems.

“They say loss of taste and smell, which are all related to the nerves Covid is attacking in the brain-which can cause long-term brain damage.

“I still have no smell or taste because my nerves in my brain are affected.

“It’s all pretty weird and offensive.”

Despite Medic not knowing how to treat her ongoing condition, Jess refuses to give up hope.

She dreamed that she could play with her children, Noah, 5, and Lanny, 2 and spend time with her 38-year-old husband Fraser.

Jess continued. “I’m currently seeing a cardiologist, so I’m waiting for blood monitoring and stress testing.

“There is no cure. They say it’s just time and patience-people continue to say I should increase my pace.

“I don’t think this will last forever, I need to get better, I don’t take an answer-but they don’t know when or how.”

When she first got sick, Jess said the symptoms “immediately appeared” and were rushed to a hospital by paramedics on March 23.

At that time she shared a picture of her trials Facebook, And said: “This is me being returned to my door after staying at Barnstaple Hospital for three days with a confirmed coronavirus.

“Rather emotional, thankful, surprised, very overwhelmed

“I can keep the hospital alive without being in the box!

“I am 32 years old. I am healthy and have no underlying illness.

“My oxygen saturation was 80% in air and Corona was kicking my ass completely.

“Then the world prayed, and here I completely destroy Covid-19 straight into hell, without flying it.

If you think “this isolated “lockdown” is bad and you’re ignoring the guidelines “because they’re stupid,” please tell me this-completely isolated from the one you love and when (or I wonder if you don’t know It’s quite difficult to hug me again.

“Chronic stabbing headaches, fiery limbs, chest pains, and lung tightness…

“It was worse than worse.

“Stop messing around. Take this seriously.

“If you can’t do it yourself, grandma and grandpa, immunocompromised friends, small children with cystic fibrosis, mother of mother blood pressure, Your dad is diabetic.

“Do it for our NHS, stop the spread.”