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Just a few months before COVID-19 vaccines were available, 30-year-old Grace Troupe caught the virus in 2020. She had a relatively mild case, with a few days of fatigue and cold-like symptoms. Still, Grace has never fully recovered. Read her story here.
It’s been three years since the COVID-19 pandemic started. Since then, Madonna has treated more than 850 patients with post-COVID complications across both campuses. Jeannie Koski, who came down with COVID-19 in December 2021, happens to be one of them. Read about her remarkable recovery and the progress she made at Madonna’s post-COVID clinic.
Rehabilitation isn’t a race, and it certainly isn’t a sprint. Read how Terryn Mersch stays motivated to work toward her recovery goals in Madonna’s post-COVID clinic.
Many people who have had COVID-19 experience symptoms—such as “brain fog,” breathlessness, fatigue, racing heart rate, anxiety and depression—for months after the initial infection. For those affected by long COVID, the search for answers can be complicated. That’s largely because post-COVID conditions vary from individual to individual, and for some, it can be difficult to know when or where to seek treatment.
Some people who have contracted COVID-19 can experience lingering symptoms long after the initial infection. These post-COVID conditions can vary from person to person. For those who are feeling post-COVID symptoms, but aren’t sure if their condition warrants help, Mackenzie Huck offers a personal look at her journey and her experience with Madonna’s post-COVID clinic.
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