Connor’s Story

Site created on April 8, 2023

At 24 years of age and healthy, Connor was finishing up his soccer career with the Milwaukee Torrent (a local semi-professional soccer team) and was an active student in nursing school. 

He loves the outdoors and working out. He is the most caring, humble, loving person you will meet.

On 9/19/22 Connor got sick with Covid.  After a typical bout with covid, he started experiencing severe symptoms of dysautonomia on 9/25/22. 

Some of his symptoms included:

             Weakness

              Balance problems

              Inability to sweat

             Noise/light sensitivity

             Exercise intolerance

             Sleeping problems

             Brain fatigue from mental and emotional exertion

            Constant fight/flight response

             Fast heart rate/heart palpitations



He continued to try and work out, but if he pushed too hard, he would experience extreme exhaustion which would cause a worsening of his condition.

As of today, Connor has been bedridden since 12/24/22. He was diagnosed with “post-viral autonomic neuropathy/long covid.” We decided to share his story through his caring bridge website in hopes of raising awareness of long covid; as well as, letting others know they are not alone if they are going through a similar situation due to covid.

Connor is a fighter, and any love, support or advice is greatly appreciated! 

Note: If you want to donate to Connor, please click on gofundme link below:
https://gofund.me/a9fd1b55










Newest Update

Journal entry by Carey Provan

The second stellate ganglion block injection went well this past Tuesday.

Unfortunately, Connor is having some side effects from the second injection. Hopefully, they will go away in a few days.

Connor just can't catch a break :( 
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