My Journey with Meningitis and COVID-19
Adhesive Arachnoiditis
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00:00And so, did you, did the doctors take care of you right away, or did you just get progressively worse and go to bed?
00:07No. So, I have to be told because I had meningitis and COVID, that's what was wrong with me. I was fine.
00:18If you remember correctly, eventually I was escorted out of the hospital
00:23because I made such a stink about something was wrong with this lumbar puncture.
00:28My legs were weak, and my legs were very tingly, and I knew that had to do with the lumbar puncture.
00:34I could hardly walk at this point. I could hardly move my legs at this point, and I had excruciating pain in my back.
00:43Do you want me to continue on?
00:46Yes, and then go ahead, and what happened after that?
00:51So, I was escorted out of the hospital. I'm researching all I can at this point because I can't walk.
00:59I feel like I have a boulder in my back, and I kept stumbling upon adhesive arachnoiditis.
01:04Now, I also kept stumbling upon, it typically takes at least 60 days for these symptoms to happen.