A 28-year-old man from Aberdeen has told of his long recovery from coronavirus.
Callum O'Dwyer is still struggling to do most normal activities, more than 100 days after he first got symptoms.
The oil and gas engineer has had to move in with his parents for support since taking ill on March 23.
He has welcomed a commitment from Scotland's health secretary to help people who suffer long-term effects from Covid-19.
You can hear from Callum in our video interview with Original 106 reporter Fraser Nicoll above.
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