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We received and published the letter from our 28-year-old reader Marco, who has decided to tell his Covid testimony.
Dear manager,
I’m Marco, a 28-year-old boy and I wanted to share my experience with this “damn” Covid-19 with all of you. Oh yes, unfortunately my quarantine began on October 23, since the first symptoms appeared: high fever around 38 to 38.5, hallucinatory muscle aches (I never experienced in my life and I am not exaggerating) but above all a weakness, tiredness from not being able even getting out of bed to go to the bathroom. Symptoms that have accompanied me for 4/5 days; Days in which it is understood that this virus does not affect anyone, young people, athletes, adults and the elderly. And here is that immediately afterwards even taste and smell decide to abandon me, when you are sure that you have contracted Covid.
While he waits to be called to take the swab, days go by and luckily the fever and pain subside. In my head I immediately thought “come on, you’re young, 4/5 days and everything passes”, and instead this thought of mine was devastated in the following days when, yes, you are better without fever or pain, but what they call “signs arrive “. Covid leaves you and they make you understand once again that no one is safe. And here the incessant headache begins, the pains and fatigue return and the cough also adds.
Days go by and on November 3 they call me to make a swab that, look a little, gives a positive result. And away again prisoner in the room for another 10 days, you and your “enemy” who has decided not to leave you. Starting today, November 9, what can I say? What do I answer when they ask me “Marco, how are you? You’re better now, right? “And my answer is that, although 18 days have passed it seems to me that I am on a swing in constant motion, days in which you say” yes I’m fine “and others in which your” enemy “makes himself heard and puts you completely ko.
I wanted to share this experience “softWith Covid-19 (if I think about all those hospitalized people I can only say that I was very lucky) because it is a warning for everyone, young people and adults, in fact when I hear from some people and maybe I was the first to think that at the beginning of March “Come on, I am young, I will certainly be asymptomatic” or “but it is a simple flu what you want me to be” I would like to tell you that it is not absolutely true (yes, one might understand when you really experience it first hand as it happened to me ).
Finally, a thought goes to all those people who unfortunately were not as lucky as me and who are far from everything and everyone to fight against this “monster” I can only imagine how they feel but at the same time I have enormous confidence in everyone. doctors, nurses and health personnel who are fighting this pandemic on the front lines and I extend my sincere thanks. I greet you and cross my fingers for the next swab.
Thank you. Framework.
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