Doctors, Oklahomans See COVID-19 ‘Long Haul’ Symptoms Months After Virus: ‘It’s Not A Joke’
Some Oklahomans said they still have COVID-19 symptoms months after getting the virus, even if their sickness was mild.
Doctors said they’ve seen everything from loss of taste and smell to shortness of breath months after people get the virus. They don t know how long it could take for patients to get back to normal.
For 168 days, Danny Remington stayed in hospital rooms battling a case of COVID-19 that almost killed him. That was August 28, Shannon Remington said. He didn t make it home until February 12.”
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A man who almost lost his life due to COVID-19 is learning to walk again.
He still has a long road to recovery ahead of him, but his wife said she’s just ready for him to come home. My jaw dropped. Not even a week ago, he could barely stand for 30 seconds, said Shannon Remington, Danny Remington’s wife.
After almost losing his life from COVID-19, Danny has been dealing with complication after complication. He is learning how to walk again and this week, he took his first steps. I just had to keep thinking about the scriptures that I know and again, getting back to Shannon and the kids, said Danny when asked what he has been thinking about to push him through hard days.
Glenpool Teacher Uses Facebook To Share Students’ Stories Of Resilience, Kindness
A Glenpool high school teacher is using Facebook to inspire others by sharing stores of his students’ kindness and resilience.
“Do not let the day of the week dictate your happiness,” said Mike Doudican on his Facebook Page called Doudicanland Ghs Room Seven.
Kindness is a powerful thing, especially during a pandemic, especially at a time when our country is as divided as ever.
“As members of the Glenpool Basketball Team and as members of the World Changers, we would like to present you with this plaque and a card with money to give to your family to help you out,” said a student delivering donation money to a Green Country family.