
Sprite and the Mountain Trail
It had been nearly three days since I had been given any food or water, and my spirits were very low. I had very few lucid moments and I faded in and of dreams.
Written accounts of the fever dreams, the visions, and the journey through COVID's strange landscape.

It had been nearly three days since I had been given any food or water, and my spirits were very low. I had very few lucid moments and I faded in and of dreams.

Was it real? Well, it still feels real to me. This dream or should I say vision, still gets to me even four years later. I still struggle with the imagery and the messages.

He said I didn't think he would make it this far but don't worry just stick to the plan

The day was a blur, I was exhausted.

Between the low o2, high heart rate, blood clots and now a major stroke, everyday was a fight. But one thing remained constant, my family.

When my family came in all I remember was the feeling of love and the urging to fight.

I told them I did not want to go on the vent, I heard once you go on you don't come off.

The ambulance's sirens howled, and the engine roared as we headed to a different hospital.

It felt hopeless; the ER visits weren't helping, why go back? At my wife's urging, we will give it one more try.

Struggling to breathe and still no doctor and no admission to the hospital.

The realization finally hits you, "You Need Help", but what do you do when all the Dr. offices and clinics have signs up that say if you have covid don't come in. Where do you go? Which ER do you pick. That was the dilemma.

The first weeks of Covid

This is where it all started — a slow burn of confusion, sleepless nights, and strange visions that didn't feel like dreams at all.