Longer than Covid: Recent Episodes

Tanaeya Taylor

As as 25 year old who has been dealing with "Long Covid" for nearly 2 years, I want to share my story, and hear yours. Ups, downs, all of it. I also want to talk about the struggles of dealing with Long Covid, from devastating blows to mental health, to financial stress, gaslighting, tips for recovery, and everything in between. Long Covid can be debilitating but I hope through this podcast you find that you are not alone. Instagram @LongerThanCovid

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Some of my (not so morally great and pretty unorganized) strategies to get (gaslighting) doctors to take you seriously when it comes to Long Covid. I don’t necessarily condone lying about anxiety to your doc…. but that doesn’t mean I haven’t done it. Part 1 of 2!

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My story of the moderate heart issues I have been dealing with after getting Covid in March 2020

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My story/ recap of some of my neurological symptoms caused by Long Covid. I fail to talk about this in a way that allows the listener to understand just how awful it has been, but this will do for now. I left some symptoms out due to time, Ex: headaches/ migraines, vision disturbances etc, but I will touch on them in a future episode.

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A quick recap of my 'long covid' symptoms during the first year after the acute infection. This is extremely difficult to accurately explain. Many symptoms have been left out for time’s sake. Please note that I am speaking about this with a light air, but it has been traumatizing. When I mention I “couldn’t get off the couch”, I mean I wasn’t even able to walk to the washroom or shower without help. I could not function.

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A quick introduction to what you can expect from this podcast. There is healing in knowing you're not alone. New episode every Friday! 

Find this podcast on Instagram @LongerThanCovid and find me on TikTok @LongCovid19. 

"Long Covid" is the unofficial name for new and commonly unexplained symptoms that appear after an acute Covid19 infection, that last longer than 3 months in most cases**