populations. now on bbc news, it s time for spotlight: living with long covid. tonight on spotlight, we hearfrom people suffering with long covid. stories of resilience but also desperation, pain. and we ask, 18 months into the pandemic, why are they still waiting for the stormont executive to provide long covid services to help them? my name is zoe mcnulty, i am 27 years old, i am from derry and i caught covid at the very end of march. 31st march 2020. my symptoms with long covid are, chronic fatigue, asthma, brain fog, memory problems, intolerance to heat, dizziness, heart pains, palpitations, high blood pressure, high pulse, aches and pains, headaches, nausea. be hard to count. the zoe mcnulty before i had covid, i was very adventurous. i lived in italy for nine months. i was a nanny with this family. i had graduated from my masters in december 2019 and i was hoping to travel and teach in different countries. use the last of my 20s to just be free. i think for certain that
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