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I'm Katie Duke. Thanks for tuning in.

And just a fair warning, the language I'm going to use here is not going to be appropriate for all ages.

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Previously on bad decisions.

Please call the medical transport van to take me to the hospital

because we weren't allowed to take Ubers or taxi cabs.

My bed sheets were just like mangled with like sweat.

I was literally not eating anything.

I was living off Gatorade, electrolyte packets, and water.

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the real shit that we all go through but never talk about.

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All right, so welcome back, kiddos.

This is part three of my COVID Chronicles. Yeah, so I know where we left off last week.

I had just checked into the emergency room, found out that I had ground glass opacities,

which was indicative of pneumonia. I was incredibly short of breath. I was very symptomatic. I could not speak

in full sentences. I was hypoxic, febrile, and I was being admitted to the hospital. So I actually,

before I moved to D.C., I worked at Mount Sinai for almost five years. It was my first NP job. It is a hospital that I love

and has some of the most phenomenal nurses, attendings, fellows, and residents and NPs and patient

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