'Getting out of bed isn't an option, and speaking is a chore'

 Rebecca Griffin, with her twin boys Alex and Seb, 11, at their home in Co Kildare. Rebecca who contracted the Corona virus in mid March has had since then, chronic fatigue, breathing problems and heart palpitations. Photograph: Moya Nolan

Rebecca Griffin, with her twin boys Alex and Seb, 11, at their home in Co Kildare. Rebecca who contracted the Corona virus in mid March has had since then, chronic fatigue, breathing problems and heart palpitations. Photograph: Moya Nolan

Rebecca Griffin from Castlewarden in Kildare has 'long Covid'. She first started experiencing symptoms of Covid-19 the day before St Patrick's Day.

"I had a dry cough, a tightness in my chest. I worked that Wednesday after St Patrick's Day, as I was working from home, but by that afternoon I was so exhausted. The cough got worse, I just didn't feel well."

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