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    Coronavirus Update With Cerebral Palsy

    Jessica GronoBy Jessica GronoApril 30, 20203 Mins Read
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    Coronavirus stinks! So, now that it looks like the worst is over, hopefully, I can answer a few questions people have asked about the coronavirus. I’ve been too weak to respond, so my apologies. I’m feeling a bit more energetic, but I expect I’ll nap shortly after posting this.

    Before I had the coronavirus, I expected it to be something completely different. I expected bronchitis and fever with hopes not pneumonia. It wasn’t anything like that. The symptoms were bizarre to say the least. Saturday was full of headaches, hot sweats, weakness, tiredness, throwing up and no matter what I drank, I never had to use the bathroom. Then the days blend together to pain in joints, confusion, memory loss, no appetite, bathroom issues, tiredness, stuffy nose. I also have a very distinct taste in my mouth that I cannot seem to end. My sense of smell and taste left me. Luckily, I only had 2 mild fevers.

    My attendant who also tested positive and I kept in contact throughout the day and night. I can’t imagine going through it alone when so many symptoms are unclear. Our symptoms were different but some the same. I seem to have gotten a touch of every symptom on the list. It sounds like she got a lot of digestive issues, fevers, nausea and cold. My other attendant is fine, thank goodness.

    I’m very happy it’s almost done. Jeff had coughing, tired, achey and stomach issues. But the typical symptoms weren’t our typical. It’s amazing how different it can affect someone. My oxygen level dropped to 95 but that was temporary a few times.

    Today my appetite is better – I ate some breakfast and chicken soup for lunch. Laura and Jason still seem physically okay, but emotional toll I know is there. I know I acted bizarre and their life was already changed drastically. We tried to keep things somewhat normal but obviously having 2 parents with coronavirus makes it difficult. Not sure how or what will make it better but trying.

    Thank you again for all the prayers. I’m grateful for everyone’s support, people dropping off things and food, prayers, and messages. Today I sat outside (first time in my wheelchair since Friday!). I’m sure I’ll nap and have dips here and there so not all done yet. I just wish coronavirus would disappear or a shot so we could all go out. I dreamt of the beach, fairs and carnivals last night and how we wish it was true.

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    Jessica Grono is a special education teacher, public speaker and writer. She is former Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania. She plays goalie for Philadelphia Flyers PowerPlay! Jessica is happily married with two children. She has cerebral palsy.

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