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MY COVID JOURNEY
I am going to take this opportunity to share my experiences battling the dreaded COVID-19 virus.
Through this blog,
In the end of April 2021, I got infected with COVID for the first time. It happened prior to the second wave, and it was a roller coaster thereon. I tried my best to stay motivated and relaxed mentally, and that’s why I am writing this blog, covering whatever I have gone through. I hope this helps someone somewhere. I am extremely grateful for the fact that I didn’t have to go through the ordeal that many COVID patients have gone through. The extreme social and psychological support that I got from my parents, family, relatives, friends, and my brother and sisters who stayed with me had a major role to play in my recovery, and every single call and message meant a lot to me. Please know that it meant the world to me.
COVID UPDATE: I had isolated myself before the COVID test; my major symptoms apart from two days before the COVID test were a cough and cold and a complete loss of smell and taste. Which was spread over 11–12 days. It began with a slight loss, gradually increasing to a 100% loss by the middle of my isolation period and a gradual return to normal taste and smell by the 20th day.
What surprised me the most was how we take our senses for granted. Not being able to taste what you eat sucks, so much so that you lose the will to eat anything at all.
WORST THING THAT I LIVED DURING ISOLATION: The worst thing that I lived during isolation was got my period on the 3rd day of COVID. I was already scared till then, and I got down, and the same pain and mood swings that happen every month—menstruation pain and COVID pain—both can be tolerated—were out. That was so terrible. The question is: Does COVID affect the menstrual cycle? After COVID and at the time of COVID, I didn’t have any problems regarding menstruation, and now my period comes on time and I have no major problems. But it’s possible that having COVID-19 may temporarily affect your period. The exact reason why this happens is currently unknown. Research has found that the most common effects are light periods or a longer menstrual cycle. Receiving the COVID-19 vaccine may also cause changes in your period. Unfortunately, one of COVID's painful life lessons is about humility. On day 11, I started having anxiety attacks, and at that moment I couldn’t breathe. I couldn't sleep at night or day, and I was freaked out because that was happening to me for the very first time. Whenever I used to have anxiety attacks, I used to exercise (take some slow breaths in through your nose, then slowly breathe out). Slow breathing is one of the best ways to lower stress because it signals your brain to relax your body. or listen to party songs, and it made me feel much better. There’s always something positive that comes out of the dark, and my COVID journey has surely served as a reminder for me to count every blessing I have and take the gratitude with me to appreciate where I am today instead of focusing on where I want to be tomorrow. And all I can be thankful for is God, doctors, and people who went throughout their way to help. And it's true that the tough times in your life actually make you stronger, wiser, and more humble. If the pandemic has taught us anything, it is to count our blessings.
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