Yeah when I heard about "long covid" last year, I said "that's what I've had for the past 5 years!" It's exactly the same as my symptoms. But I didn't have Covid 5 years ago, I had PTSD and maybe the first flareup of either MS or Fibromyalgia (still don't know for sure). Fatigue, chronic pain, sensory issues, insomnia, shortness of breath, physical anxiety symptoms without mental anxiety, pins and needles, and on and on. Long Covid? More like "undifferentiated neurological illness". Join the club! There are a LOT of people like me, suffering every day, without any answers from the traditional health care system. Now we'll be lumped into long covid, even though that doesn't really exist, and even though I've had these symptoms for years.
RE: ‘Long Covid’, Another Building Block of the Covid Con