“Recently I was making a basic pasta sauce, but the smell of the olive oil was so overpowering I vomited”
Returning to university as life slowly returns to normal should be a cause for excitement: after 18 months of lockdowns, students will finally be able to go clubbing, attend fresher fairs and experience face-to-face teaching. But for some long Covid sufferers, normal life doesn’t smell quite like it used to.
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