Mom who survived COVID-19 battle during pregnancy says it feels like an 'out-of-body experience' to look back on not only her personal struggle but the coronavirus as a whole and the number of people who suffered.
Why COVID-19 caused such severe illness in pregnant women became a focus of research over the pandemic, some of which continues to this day.
Still, vaccinated pregnant women remain nearly twice as likely to get the virus than those who are vaccinated and not pregnant,Cierra Chubb, who was not vaccinated at the time she contracted COVID-19, said she still struggles with fatigue and has to pace herself doing everyday chores like laundry. Cierra Chubb holds her son during a family outing after her months-long hospitalization due to COVID-19.She still has lingering nerve damage in her foot that she said is painful and makes it difficult to walk, but doctors have told her she may see improvement with more time.
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