Nic Robinson: A Personal Story of Long Covid Recovery

Speaking at WCH General Assembly #61 on Monday, October 17, Nic Robinson shared with us a personal story about her experience suffering from severe Long Covid and how she was able to recover from it.

Who is Nic Robinson?

Nic Robinson is the author of Brain Fog: How I Recovered from Long Covid, a pandemic story of despair, hope, and recovery from a chronic disease she became very ill with. After some months, she was able to heal herself and wants to share her story with as many people as possible, especially if they are suffering and struggling with their Long Covid recovery.

Nic now works with the World Council for Health advocating health empowerment and wellness for all.

This is an edited segment from the weekly live General Assembly meeting on October 17, 2022.

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  1. Hi Nic,

    I’m reading your symptoms and I had most of them. Did you get your bloods done and if so what was your haemoglobin levels.
    I saying this because I contracted the first variant in April in Spain.
    I came back to the Uk and was the first to give recovered plasma. My haemoglobin was 12.5 that day in April 2020. By July I was exhausted and unable to walk far, breathing issues, circulatory problems. My bloods were done again. My haemoglobin was now 4. I was losing blood somewhere.
    I was given a colonoscopy, that was ok. Then I was given a endoscope and I watched the screen as I had no sedation. My whole stomach was raw and I had a few polps. They took 9 biopsies and sent me on my way.
    They lost all my test results.
    During those tests, we all got talking in the waiting room, everyone of us worked for the NHS.
    I got talking to a friend in radiology and she said that the first lot of covid patients all had radiation burns showing.
    During the first lockdown they turned on the 5G, in all the major cities.
    That’s why it was mostly city people that was becoming ill.

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8580522/