Submitted by stupidrobots t3_1175z6i in askscience
Civ6Ever t1_j9d2ivg wrote
Reply to comment by Final_Maintenance319 in Is COVID unique in the way it affects different individuals in such different ways? by stupidrobots
I always think about this. I was a pretty lazy teen, but after I got mono I reached a whole new level. Nearly failed my first semester of university, slept until 10-11 and had to start building class schedules around that (despite waking up at 630 to get ready every morning and arriving to high school an hour early), went from working out three days a week to feeling too tired to cook lunch (which didn't help the spiral). There are lots of possibilities - new environment, more difficult class level, less supervision, but I never felt so "out of it" in my life as that first two years.
drowninginplants t1_j9d81sx wrote
I was never the same after having mono. I had a severe case along with strep and was hospitalized. I had a lot of hard life stuff going on, but after that, I just spiraled. It took years to get back on track, and the glands behind my ears have been sensitive ever since.
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