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Coronavirus patient Kevin Harris tells Robin Meade about scary breathing "episodes" he says he had while fighting the virus.
According to Kevin Harris, he did not know how he contracted the virus as all of his contacts have not shown symptoms of the disease.
He says despite his good health status, the virus weakened his immune system, made normal breathing very laborious, and he was dizzy and vomiting most of the time.
He, however, encouraged physical exercise as a way to help battle the virus.
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