Tonight the weakness had a real effect.
I was squatting down, and when I tried to get up, I couldn't. It really freaked out my wife. As a former competitive cyclist and then a mail carrier, my legs were my power center.
I know the weakness was the main cause, but a clean, waxed floor played a part. Still this was a wake up call that I need to exercise.
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even though it might be covered and can do wonders for recovery!
I agree with others, if nothing else just start walking for now 
I have no such reason as you, alfredo, but will try to get some exercise to 'keep up.'
The effects can be surprising, even after treatment is over.
Go slow, build a routine that fits what you can do now, and work toward your old self, so to speak.
I love to walk. Just walk, with no real purpose in mind. It took some time to be able to walk a mile without breaking out in sweats.
I'm still not where I was but I can walk for several miles now.
And no stocking feet on a clean, waxed floor.
HOPED it would!
The camera gives good bang for the buck. 
BTW I feel better today. My breathing has improved, phlegm production has reduced. I have been having dry heaves at night. That might be ending.
Glad you're feeling better.
It also comes in silver. That is very "unprofessional" but I am not, nor do I want to be mistaken for one of those poor souls.
(re: pain patch. Re: 'unprofessional,' 
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