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Daniel Hutchinson
Greetings Classmates,
I’ve come to the realization that this mortal existence is and has always been somewhat fragile. My dear wife, Jane and I have been dealing with this COVID-19 virus now for over a month. We’ll get up in the morning feeling pretty good, then do something which requires some physical work, which only lasts about 20 to 30 minutes when it’s time to take a rest. The stamina and energy is just not coming back as we’d hoped. We’ve learned there are several different symptoms which might be manifested. In our case, neither of us had a fever. Jane developed a terrible muscle, back pain, which I could now qualify as a message therapist, and should have stock in various pain ointments. My symptoms started out with a little diarrhea for a couple of days only, followed by being tired all the time. I’m becoming antipathetic to my bed; after spending a couple of 12 hour days in bed, I have to say, I’m sick of it.
All in all, we’re both feeling much better, Jane still has some pain, but nothing like she had. I’m able to get out and do yard work, and have extended the exercise to perhaps an hour, then it’s a nap for an hour in the recliner. Yes, just from losing normal strength and loss of energy has made me realize at the end of our days, any of these things can raise their head, making us contemplate life’s blessings, requirements, appreciation for loved ones, and realizing with each passing hour, day and when crawling into that bed at night, one realizes the clock continues to tick, eventually, the battery will run out. I sure don’t plan on checking out anytime too soon, but the fact is, it’s something we all have to look forward to.
Stay well, folks. Statistically, I’m sure I’m not the only one who is or has been dealing with this, nevertheless, I wish all of you the best of luck.
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