The news host has said she 'felt like a shell of who I used to be' after experiencing long COVID symptoms.
She has also experienced changes to her smell and taste. Lue described a bowl of soup as tasting like hot bananas, and a recurring odor that smelled like cat urine.
She said she is learning to cope with her"new normal" and that"there is still so much to learn" about long COVID and highlighting the need for support in those who have the condition.Earlier this month
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