Scars of COVID persist for sickest survivors, their families
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Freddy Fernandez almost wasn't here, on his couch in his Missouri home, his baby on his lap, gnawing on the pulse oximeter that he uses to check his oxygen levels after a months-long bout with COVID-19.
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Freddy Fernandez almost wasn't here, on his couch in his Missouri home, his baby on his lap, gnawing on the pulse oximeter that he uses to check his oxygen levels after a months-long bout with COVID-19.
Freddy Fernandez, a native of Mexico City, almost died, spending five months in the hospital. He's out and walks with an oxygen tank. His family is "sad and happy" at the same time.
While more than 1 million people in the United States died, many more survived ICU stays that have left them with a host of health issues. One survivor is Freddy
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