I had something in Feb of 2020 as well after a trip to Miami. I thought it was Covid, but then I actually caught it in September of 2021 and I was much sicker, with all the symptoms, fatigue, brain fog, loss of taste and smell. It took about 6 months to get my smell back,but it’s not the same, I’m probably at 50%.
I had something in Feb of 2020 as well after a trip to Miami. I thought it was Covid, but then I actually caught it in September of 2021 and I was much sicker, with all the symptoms, fatigue, brain fog, loss of taste and smell. It took about 6 months to get my smell back,but it’s not the same, I’m probably at 50%.
I'm sorry you're only 50%. My Mom had something 15/20 years ago and lost her smell. It took years for her to feel like she had it back but she no longer likes the same foods and i think it's because of how her brain recovered sense of smell. My kids had IT and even the little Grands but recovered well. Youth.
Yes, I had heard many years ago about how a bad cold virus in particular could impact your sense of smell...usually for a sometimes lengthy period of time afterwards, but sometimes it lasted more permanently. My aunt (who died in a car crash in 1989) had that happen to her. She completely lost her sense of taste and smell and it never came back.
Look up FLCCC.ORG and at least entertain the idea of letting them prescribe you some ivermectin to treat your illness. Nip it in the bud! I take Ivermectin every day, tiny amount, 1 jab initially then immediately detoxed...while my family, mostly jabbed and boosted all have had covid 2-3 times each, stomach/lower GI and upper respiratory infections, one after the other.... Not one of the jabbed have been well for longer than a few weeks before they're sick again... All over 34 up to 70yrs old... Covid is definitely a bioweapon and in my family, they're so tied at the hip to the msm, big pHARMa BS they won't get another opinion....
I had something in Feb of 2020 as well after a trip to Miami. I thought it was Covid, but then I actually caught it in September of 2021 and I was much sicker, with all the symptoms, fatigue, brain fog, loss of taste and smell. It took about 6 months to get my smell back,but it’s not the same, I’m probably at 50%.
I'm sorry you're only 50%. My Mom had something 15/20 years ago and lost her smell. It took years for her to feel like she had it back but she no longer likes the same foods and i think it's because of how her brain recovered sense of smell. My kids had IT and even the little Grands but recovered well. Youth.
Yes, I had heard many years ago about how a bad cold virus in particular could impact your sense of smell...usually for a sometimes lengthy period of time afterwards, but sometimes it lasted more permanently. My aunt (who died in a car crash in 1989) had that happen to her. She completely lost her sense of taste and smell and it never came back.
Look up FLCCC.ORG and at least entertain the idea of letting them prescribe you some ivermectin to treat your illness. Nip it in the bud! I take Ivermectin every day, tiny amount, 1 jab initially then immediately detoxed...while my family, mostly jabbed and boosted all have had covid 2-3 times each, stomach/lower GI and upper respiratory infections, one after the other.... Not one of the jabbed have been well for longer than a few weeks before they're sick again... All over 34 up to 70yrs old... Covid is definitely a bioweapon and in my family, they're so tied at the hip to the msm, big pHARMa BS they won't get another opinion....
https://deeprootsathome.com/4-ways-to-regain-loss-of-taste-smell/