MagicC

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Enjoy it, you Vegas degenerates!

Let's start from the beginning:

-Consensus OT1 in the 2025 draft entering the 2024 season
-Played well, until his season is cut short due to a patellar tendon surgery
-Drafted #32 by the Chiefs
-Rehabbed his butt off with the Chiefs training staff
-Returned to football activities way ahead of schedule (~9.5 months instead for the normal 12)
-Played great throughout training camp, seizing the starting spot from free agent signing, Jaylon Moore
-Started the first 5 games of the regular season, playing amazingly well for a rookie
-Flew to California suddenly due to family issues (which the team supported him through)
-Returned to the team after 22 days away, and worke

Original post:

https://www.reddit.com/r/covidlonghaulers/comments/1ufndby/7_months_in_and_i_finally_found_a_medicine_combo/

Update 1:

https://www.reddit.com/r/covidlonghaulers/comments/1um5iwg/comment/ovgep9p/?screen_view_count=2

Hey folks,

I promised I'd get my follow-up CRP test, but then I caught a cold/flu from my preschool aged daughter, so I had to wait. I finally got it done today, and my inflammation had gone from 23.3 mg/L on May 12, 2026 to 11.3 mg/L on July

Original post:

https://www.reddit.com/r/covidlonghaulers/comments/1ufndby/7_months_in_and_i_finally_found_a_medicine_combo/

Hey folks, I promised I would update, and I wanted to share a couple of tweaks. One was the result of someone who I was DMing with after my first post. They told me that they were taking 120 mg of famotidine (vs. my 20 mg), and it made me think, "Whoa, is that safe?" So I looked it up and discovered that 80 mg is a pretty well-established dose, and 160 mg has been tested safely under a doctor's supervision for some cases, and so I doubled my fam

I've been struggling with LC since November of last year, with severe fatigue and brain fog. But, long story short, for the first time since November, I feel more or less normal!

Here's my stack:

Before bed:

180 mg fexofenodine (generic Allegra)
20 mg [famotidine ](https://www.amazon.com/Curist-Famotidine-Tablets-Medicine-Heartburn/dp/B0CZF6Q2PG?crid=1S2PNCQIMYFK3&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.J1A-zwu4vUYRrgm3iBrJ2QyX3b1y4YBWZVebHKyXYTs1xQUnB8ZyFeH5IYqaoSYLijGUdFCcbpMCoFiD1-_-3hZc2qZ1cExcnjymos2n3J3cWTziiucompZnP

Per the "It's Always Sunny in Chiefs Kingdom" podcast, since 1991, teams that met the following 4 conditions:

1. less than 330 total yards of offense (Chiefs had 286 yards),
2. Allowed more than 21 points (Chiefs allowed 25),
3. Allowed 3 or more turnovers (Chiefs allowed 3), and
4. Had a 3rd down conversion percentage less than 18% (Chiefs - 12.5%)

Lost every single game. 0-249 since 1991. Until the Chiefs won to make it 1-249.

Enjoy the ride, friends! We're winning games that no other team ever wins. Because we're great, and they're not.