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Vera Schroeder
If she had to draw a curve of how she had been on the inside over the past two years of this pandemic, it would be a pretty sweeping downward curve. With small upward rashes last summer. And then a particularly steep fall in November. No, there are not many strengths left now, says Ella W., 33 years old and mother of two daughters, one ten years old, the other five years old. The younger one, her name in this story is Carolin, has a rare syndrome that results in mental and physical disabilities, as well as severe epilepsy, i.e. neurological seizures that can be triggered particularly easily by a high fever.