The Covid fog has (mostly) lifted
ThoughtsHi! How are you? Wow, it’s weird typing in a text editor again.
My throat and head still hurt after getting the spicy cough, but I feel as though a mental InfiniBand cable was plugged back in last night, after subsisting on low-baud RS232 for the last week. I can think again!
I empathise with those of you who’ve talked about Covid “brain fog” now. Even when I began to physically get better this week, my brain felt sluggish. I didn’t know where to begin with most tasks, and I was incapable of holding more than a few thoughts in my head at the same time. My mum used to say the same about chemotherapy.
It shows how precious a functioning mind is, and how one’s entire life can change so drastically when disconnected from one. More than the painful and uncomfortable physical symptoms, it’s what I found so unsettling and scary about the whole experience.
Thanks to all of you who’ve sent messages as well, I apologise if I haven’t got to replying to yours yet.