"Reports concluded my heart was functioning in the best shape of my life. But that was the beginning of my troubles."

1. A TALE OF A
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2. THE DIARY OF DANIAL
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3. THE AFTERMATH
COVID-19 needs no prior introductions. We are all well acquainted
with the invisible enemy floating in the air, looking for a host body to
breed and grow in. We have been listening to so many stories about
survivors and those who succumbed to the ferocity of the virus. The
virus is a serious threat not just for its potential to become contagious
in a matter of minutes but also what it does to a body it infects.
Although on the whole, my case was quite mild and I am still
recovering, but it has left behind a scar unlike any illness I’ve ever
witnessed or been victim to prior. I was supremely confident of my
hygiene habits shielding me from infection since I am a self-confessed
cleanliness aficionado. I live on hand sanitizers, literally sanitizing my
hands like an obsession, especially after coming in contact with
unknown surfaces. But my habits had made me complacent and
indifferent to protection and that's what made me vulnerable to
contract the disease I realized, in hindsight. Nevertheless it was
incredibly scary, both, the shock of testing positive and the recovery
process.

4. DANIAL
The first time I felt unlike my normal self was when waves of weird sensations were travelling across the length & stretch of my body. To put things in perspective it felt
like my body was short-circuiting and the entire system was on the brink of crashing. It was almost impossible to sit still as my entire existence felt submerged by the
force of electrical waves passing through my body with incremental force each time. I have a genetic history of heart trouble issues in my family, what with my paternal
side having undergone cardiovascular surgery already. Although I was way too young to contract cardiological complications at my age, I felt so unsettled physically
that I gave in to my fears and made an appointment with my cardiologist. Surprisingly my heart checked out fine.
COVID-19

5. Gradually I lost sense of taste and smell. I could feel no sensation on my tastebuds even
while eating the most familiar food items. First, I nibbled some pasta that tasted awkward.
Next, I drank some orange juice and after a few sips I discarded it thinking it was an expired
product. Then I had a cookie but the effect remained same, no taste. That’s when it hit me,
maybe the problem lies in me and not the food.
“REALIZATION”

6. SYMPTOMS
Symptoms
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Soon after I was engulfed
by a low-grade fever that
was intermittently
repetitive in mild scales,
followed by cough and
cold with fever that was
slowly rising sending the
mercury tipping through
the thermometer
The cough was weird too,
as it was forced action by
the body involuntarily
without actually creating any
productive result like
disposing plegm or clearing
the congestion in my throat.
It just makes your throat
hurt but my body still
wanted to cough all the
time..

7. THE ORDIAL
That’ is when a heavy feeling of realization sunk in and I decided to get myself tested specifically for it. I have Lyme
disease – an immune system disorder, so in my mind it made sense that my immune system could have been
compromised. After some standards tests which revealed an abnormally low White Blood Cell count in my blood vessels,
on March 19 the results were finally declared and much to my anticipated horror, I tested positive.
But as scary as it was, I stayed at home in isolation and fought myself to recovery. After a week of
intense illness, my health started improving. My cough was next to bid goodbye never to return
anytime soon. My sense of taste is largely restored although functioning with certain limitations. I
can only smell things that are close to me. But still I am yet to feel like usual self in full flair.
I was unwell for 16 days at a stretch with intermittent bouts of relapsing fevers which would deteriorate my
physical condition in the latter half of the day. One morning I would think I was improving, only to slowly
decline throughout the day. Then again I would feel better for a day only to become worse the next. I
didn’t feel very sick consistently, but I also never felt like I had to go to the hospital. But the fear of
succumbing to the disease and the blurry future that lay ahead, was a constant threat throughout, making
anxiety keep company to me throughout my illness.

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9. The seriousness of all of this has really hit me really hard. The world feels scary. COVID19 is a silent assassin, watching and waiting to
pounce on its next prey. It is so contagious that it’s almost beyond our comprehension. And to think of it that I was a carrier. Once I found
out I had it, of course I stayed at home in isolation. But knowing I could have infected so many others, unknowingly, before I had my
symptoms is a difficult feeling to come to terms with..
I’m only 34, but this has been a serious learning experience. I am a complete germaphobe now and hand sanitizer endorser. Despite my
best efforts at hygiene and cleanliness, I still got infected. So please take this seriously. Any of us can be next. For mild cases like mine,
serve as a stark reminder to the world that there are far more serious and deadly ones too. Once you have fought back to recovery – you
feel a great responsibility to protect others from undergoing the same torment that I had to suffer.
I understand how hard it is, isolation and quarantine. But the sooner we adopt a mass enforced approach to preventive measure like
wearing protective face masks whenever we step out in public, the sooner this will end at some point and when it does, we can all get
back to doing what we want and we can finally be with who we want to be. What we all do now will determine whether our parents,
grandparents, friends, and neighbours are with us when that day finally comes.
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