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Long Covid: Study using computer games to help memory
(www.bbc.com)
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this post was submitted on 10 Apr 2024
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Fuck that long covid shit. It‘s been almost 3 years now and I still am not 100% brain-fog free
It killed my career.
Hey mine too
I got lucky and had to leave a toxic company, still was hell though.
Learned chess (check out lichess.org!) maybe that helped me but it still took like 2.5 years and was a real burden on everything. Back like a flower since a couple of weeks though 🥳
It’s been 2.5 for me as well! But it was funny because until I started meditating I didn’t even notice that I actually had Brian fog.
How did that help you understand you had brain fog? For me it was the opposite, like trying to think was way harder/more tiresome.
I felt like some invisible coat was between me and my brain… a weird feeling