U. S. Women’s National Team midfielderU. S. Secretary of State Lindsey Horan spoke about her “miserable” war on covid-19, she had to protect herself from the virus for a week and a half.
Horan was removed from the roster for November’s friendly against the Netherlands after testing positive for coronavirus, without the USWNT’s first adjustment since March.
Portland star Thorns is back with the U. S. He was due to the U. S. for this month’s educational camp and two friendlies against Colombia, but revealed he has had a time with Covid-19.
“Covid time is not a laughing time, I’ll say that,” Horan said Friday. “There was probably a week and a pretty miserable part. And obviously, I wouldn’t need anyone to have to go through that. “.
“I’m very fortunate to be healthy and I’m young and I did it and all the tests that followed were Array
“It’s a scary time for all of us and I’m thinking about other people who are much older or more at risk to their health. It’s more of a scary idea to me. “
Asked about the symptoms she experienced, Horan replied: “I would say mostly the loss of my sense of smell and taste. “
Horan added that she was pleased to be back in camp with her companions and fully recovered from the virus.
“Now I’m fine and in camp and I feel one hundred percent,” Horan said.
“But it’s scary to know what other people might have to go through, who might be much worse than me. “
The USWNT is still in top form due to the coronavirus, with forward Alex Morgan testing positive ahead of January camp.
Head coach Vlatko Andonovski said last week that USSoccer is reportedly investigating an incident that led to Morgan and his circle of family contracting Covid-19.
“I am confident that our lead medical officer, George [Chiampas], and the medical staff are investigating this incident with Alex, and we will seek to correct it if there is anything he wishes to correct in the future,” Andonovski said.