22-YO Tests Coronavirus Positive; Tweets All Her Symptoms From Day 1 To Day 10 To Spread Awareness

As many of us are fighting a war against Coronavirus, a brave 22-YO, who tested Coronavirus positive, tweeted her symptoms to spread awareness among others. In her quest to save others from this deadly disease, this woman shared what she went through from Day 1 to Day 10.

The severe Coronavirus epidemic has caused a lot of chaos and fear around the globe. Hence, to reduce the fear and spread more awareness about the deadly virus, the World Health Organization (WHO) has laid down important guidelines and precautionary measures to be followed during these troubled times.

In addition to WHO, there have been some brave souls, who have been affected by the COVID-19, have also shared their stories in a bid to help others.

Recently, a woman who claimed to be infected with coronavirus shared her story to relieve stress during the pandemic, reports Hindustan Times.

Here’s Bjonda Haliti’s tweet that captures all her symptoms from Day 1-10 that could be helpful  :

I’m 22 years old and I tested positive for COVID-19.

I’ve been debating on posting, but I want to share my experience especially with those around my age to help bring awareness, and to relieve any stress/anxiety some may have due to the pandemic.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Day 1: It started with a mild DRY cough and a slightly sore throat. I was very tired that night.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Day 2: I felt a lot of pressure in my head to the point I would have to cough softly to avoid the discomfort. That night, I experienced the chills and had a fever. One main symptom that stood out to me, my eyes physically hurt. They were tender and sore.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Day 3: Energy levels VERY low, I only slept, and still ran fevers. At this point, my symptoms were: dry cough, migraine, fever, chills, some nausea. I decided to go to the doctors where I tested negative for the flu and strep.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

The doctor told me I probably just had an infection and prescribed me antibiotics and 800mg of ibuprofen. I made sure to stay extremely hydrated and stocked up on vitamins and probiotics. That night, I still ran a fever.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Day 4: Finally no more fever, but a new symptom showed up: shortness of breath. It was uncomfortable, it felt like I had bricks on my chest. I tried the self diagnose test I read online (hold your breath and count to 10) which I successfully did with no complications.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Day 5: Symptoms: sore throat, cough, shortness of breath. I went to the same doctor and I was very adamant about getting tested. Doctor said my vitals were “unremarkable” but I wasn’t going to take no for an answer! I also requested chest X-rays, everything came out normal.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

I was advised to continue self quarantine, and I would receive my results in 5-6 DAYS!!!!!

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Day 6 – With the continued use of antibiotics and ibuprofen, my symptoms were: sore throat, cough, shortness of breath. My energy levels began to increase.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Day 7 – Symptoms: slight sore throat, mild cough, shortness of breath. Energy levels increasing.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Day 8 – Symptoms: Mild cough, starting to feel like myself again. Energy!

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Day 9 – Symptoms: My cough was a little heavier, normal energy levels.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Day 10 – Symptoms: Mild cough, mucus, normal energy levels. My lab results came in: POSITIVE.

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

In the end, she also mentioned how she is available for others to seek support.

My DM’s will be open to those who have questions, I hope this was helpful. I wanted to let ppl know that if I got through it, so can you!!! Don’t panic if you are feeling symptoms. Take initiative and follow CDC guidelines. We’re going to get through this!

— Bjonda Haliti (@baeonda) March 18, 2020

Many people applauded her courage for coming forward to share her symptoms.

It’s quite courageous of you sharing. Stay strong & best wishes.

— Dr Domnan F. Miri (@DFMiri) March 18, 2020

Really appreciate the updates and transparency. Get well soon

— Dad Bod (@HandsomeHawk250) March 20, 2020

Thank you for this enlightenment…
We have God to thank for seeing you through this, and we are glad you’re doing perfectly okay…
This will save alot of lives..The world thanks you..

— Joey☆ (@Joelxclusive) March 19, 2020

There is no medication for viral infections. I am glad you shared. If someone reads this, they will know what to do.

— @ Gallifrey U.????????????????????????????????‍☠️ (@BetsyFluellen) March 20, 2020

At IFORHER, we are of Bjonda for sharing her story and helping others. We pray for her speedy recovery and hope her story would help in spreading awareness.