Several weeks ago, I posted about my 8 year-old niece who contracted Covid 4x during the last school year, and is now suffering from significant memory loss.
Recently, I picked her up to take her apple picking and noticed a drastic personality change.
The always bubbly little girl was extremely withdrawn and quiet.
Recently, I picked her up to take her apple picking and noticed a drastic personality change.
The always bubbly little girl was extremely withdrawn and quiet.
Sometime during the day, I went to the restroom while she she stayed outside with my daughter. When I returned, she didn’t recognize me and backed up as I approached her. I asked her if she knew who I was…
Her response was “I think so.” After about 10 minutes, she asked if I was Aunt Chuan. I said yes. She told me that “I think that I forget a lot.”
Her response was “I think so.” After about 10 minutes, she asked if I was Aunt Chuan. I said yes. She told me that “I think that I forget a lot.”
Three weeks ago, she got Covid again…which has now affected her verbal processing skills.
My SIL, who WAS one of the few people that I know that STILL had logic and reasoning skills said that my niece’s lack of facial recognition, memory, and processing skills is due to having too much homework😳…and she didn’t remember that a neurological assessment was scheduled for her this month.
My SIL, who WAS one of the few people that I know that STILL had logic and reasoning skills said that my niece’s lack of facial recognition, memory, and processing skills is due to having too much homework😳…and she didn’t remember that a neurological assessment was scheduled for her this month.
If anyone tells you that we are in a better place now than in the beginning of the pandemic, it’s a lie. People are dying more in the chronic phase of Covid than in the acute stage, and those who survive, are left with chronic illnesses that may become permanent.
We must remain resilient.
We must remain resilient.
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