The Mrs. contracted CCP virus on Friday May 20th. (Symptoms appeared that day…) Headache, sore throat, no fever and some body aches… We are both unjabbed… (I contracted CCP virus December 30th of last year. I toughed it out with some NyQuil, hot soup and lots of liquids.) We go to church every Sunday and many in our Sunday school/church have been hit with it in the last few weeks. Unfortunately I was awakened by a noise at midnight on Sunday the 22nd. She was lying on the bathroom floor… She was conscious but dazed. She was able to describe how she went to the bathroom and then felt nauseous and bent over to open the commode lid and then that is when she fainted. That is the first time she ever fainted. Well - what to do. The big worry was that her fingers had stiffened up. We did the Stroke prelim check all good. With the stiffened fingers she decided to go to the hospital so I drove her to the emergency room. We arrived at 12:30AM ish… It was a ghost town in the ER. We are in a metro area of 300,000+ people. Walked right in straight up to the admittance desk. Her injury from fainting was that she had fallen on her face and was bruised above the eye and on the cheek. We had already done the CCP home test and told ER nurse that she was CCP positive and that is where they informed me that I could not go in to the ER with her. No surprise there. Anyway to make a short story long… they did every test. Blood work ups: CCP Positive, LOW Vitamin D. D-Dimer normal. EEG, MRI, EKG found some abnormality to where she is now on a 30 day heart monitor. Because she fell and hit her head they wanted to monitor for a day. So she stayed through Monday night and came home Tuesday AM. All recovered and testing negative on the home test after 10 days.
Keep up on your vitamin d and zinc! We have heard this over and over. The Mrs. is 63. I have to admit the hospital drive was spooky knowing that how they could treat her could make the difference between life and death. Before leaving our home to the ER I gave her a choice between two hospitals. She chose the good one apparently. As an “unvaxxed” patient I wasn’t sure where that was going to go. It seems like the word has to be getting out on the damage the jab is doing to people. We didn’t get any kick back for being one of the “unclean unvaxxed”… The only part of the visit I was uncomfortable with was a daily injection of Lovenox to “prevent” blood clots for their patients that are having to lie down all day. She was given one Sunday and one Monday and we were outta there on the Tuesday. As to others accounts on this thread the CCP virus is spreading. I had my covid in December and was around the Mrs. unmasked the entire time when I had it and she was unmasked when I had it. I did nothing special during her covid these past few weeks - I thought about giving her a big French kiss but I quickly came to my senses and didn’t want to test my immunity levels after five months! This is one person’s experience with the state of CCP virus in May of 2022.
Hope all is going well, with your dear Mrs! And, praying that she makes a full recovery. So sorry she had to go through all of this....sounds like she is in good hands.