BBC News
By Charlie Jones
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image captionJasmine Hayer has started a blog to help raise awareness of the symptoms of long Covid A former health coach who said her life had been destroyed by long Covid is worried more people will suffer from it when restrictions are lifted.
Jasmine Hayer, 31, had to give up her life in London and move back in with her parents in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, after catching the virus in March 2020.
She has never fully recovered and said she still struggles to walk and talk.
The government said it had opened more than 80 long Covid assessment services.
BBC News
By Charlie Jones
image captionJasmine Hayer has started a blog to help raise awareness of the symptoms of Long Covid
Health coach Jasmine Hayer had to give up her life in London and move back in with her parents after catching Covid. Now she is focused on a twin goal - battling back to health while helping others get the right treatment for Long Covid.
For someone who coaches people on how to live a healthy life, the concept of not being able to move her body was unthinkable for Jasmine.
She was training to be a yoga teacher and thrived on life in the capital, with a busy social life that suited her extrovert personality.
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