lsunutinno

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What is it though? Residual fatigue? Everlasting cough? I don’t know anyone with it and figured it was a catchall for anything and everything.

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I really don’t want to go into the symptoms reported by people suffering with long Covid. The symptoms seem to be endless and if I’m being honest, sometimes borderline ridiculous.

For me, I had a cough that I could not control for 10 straight months. The cough was most acute when I would eat or i breathe in any sort of powerful fumes or even drink water. Some coughing fits brought me to the point of vomiting.

I would not even go out to eat during this time because I would just cough the whole time sitting at the table.

That cough simply just stopped after 10 months. Right after the cough stopped, I began suffering neurological and fatigue issues.

Those symptoms remain with me today. It’s been pretty brutal.

But if I’m being honest, I really don’t even think I want to discuss it on here because this site can be pretty brutal. I probably should’ve stayed out of this thread.

I love a good Gaucho response.

I tend to drink less when I’m don’t feel right. So I have been drinking less the last several years.

Interestingly, I actually may have some anecdotal evidence that drinking seems to help with the symptoms. Or maybe just masks them. Who knows.

I am a longtime TD guy. Went to LSU same time as Chicken and we a know each other. I have always been active and an athlete.

I’m 55 years old, 5’11 and 170 pounds. Never been sickly in my life.

I have never been medicated in my life (until long covid) and have no co morbidities.

I did not get the jab.

I have been suffering greatly with long covid for almost three years. I own my own business and have a great staff and partner or I might quite literally have made a disability claim as I have quite a bit of disability coverage.

Long covid is ruining lives.

I have been under the care of several long covid specialist across the country.

I have tried just about everything including nicotine patches. They didn’t work for me.

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OEM—>Dealer—>customer
OEM—>customer

Cost to serve that customer can be prohibitive for OEM (especially in more rural parts of big countries).

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What you're suggesting isn't happening without MASSIVE buy outs.

I'm not fan of dealerships. But they have hundreds of billions of dollars invested across the country over decades of ownership.

It ain't happening.

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I’ve never flew SWA. That whole idea that you just run to whatever seat you want is scary. Now that I’m not burdened by time, I won’t fly unless I can sit in the first few rows.

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Southwest has assigned seating now.

And this accommodation isn't a problem to me because these folks could get bumped to a later flight.

In a worst case scenario, they do not take the bump and you have to sit next to a fatty, which can happen on any airline.

Pistol Pete scoring average record.

Hard to believe that any business doing any reasonable amount of revenue isn’t using positive pay.

Straight to the bra.

Ain’t no one retrieving that.

It’s really hard to understand how anyone can defend the vaccine at this point.

Particularly with regard to giving it to children.

Any healthy person under 40 was just rolling the dice. And giving it to children at this point should be criminal.

I'll go out on a limb and say 10-2, no SEC championship, and a playoff berth.

LSU win total is 9.5 next fall. So just about every response should be 9 or 10 regular season wins.

I would be happy with 9-3 and no playoffs considering the schedule and all of the turmoil this winter.

8-4 would be a little disappointing.