Months after COVID-19, many with long-term symptoms wonder if they'll ever feel the same

DETROIT – Gloria Vettese of Warren, Michigan, is haunted by the terror she felt in late March and early April, when she lay awake night after night, waiting and wondering whether COVID-19 would kill her and make her only child an orphan. She managed to survive the virus, and is now among the nearly 200,000 Michiganders considered recovered so far in the coronavirus pandemic. But the only criteria to be included in the state's recovery statistics is to be alive 30 days after symptoms began. It doesn't mean life is back to the way it was before the virus struck. For 56-year-old Vettese and a gro...

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