SSR COVID

[Venus_Daily]

I came down with COVID 2 weeks ago. I did receive the vaccines earlier this year, but I'm still struggling with crippling fatigue. My SSR features Saturn extremely close to the IC. As well, I'm probably going to be moving this fall to find work. Is this a bad idea with Saturn so close to the IC?

[Jim Eshelman]

I came down with COVID 2 weeks ago. I did receive the vaccines earlier this year, but I'm still struggling with crippling fatigue. My SSR features Saturn extremely close to the IC. As well, I'm probably going to be moving this fall to find work. Is this a bad idea with Saturn so close to the IC?

I'm so sorry to hear this. Please get the best medical care you can - don't take chances with it.

You actually contracted the disease under your old SSR with all sorts of general indicators - Mars near MC and square Asc, Saturn setting - none of them too strong by themselves. But also Venus rising and Jupiter (conjunct your Moon) on WP. Moon, Venus, and Jupiter are closest to the angles, so it is a heavily protected chart. Perhaps this means you will get off with a lighter affliction than you might have had.

How is your breathing? Are there any serious symptoms other than the crippling fatigue,

You are experiencing most of the course of the disease under your new SSR with Saturn quite close to IC and Uranus on WP. This is surely heavy and burdensome. The SSR des one one wonderful feature, a close Moon-Jupiter opposition.

To answer your specific question, I don't think it's a bad time to move. First, you seem to think you need to for employment. Second, the Uranus is consistent with a move. Third, Saturn isn't at all inconsistent with a move since moves involve a lot of work, getting rid of things, elements of loss as you leave a place (and perhaps its people and other things) behind.

Do you have a place in mind? You might get a strong start on a new life by putting this Moon-Jupiter aspect on an angle. The all on MC-IC in the east, with Jupiter passing through the Carolinas (Charlotte specifically) and due north-south including eastern Florida (a line that runs a little west of Miami). Avoid Missouri.

[Venus_Daily]

LOL, I wish I could move states, Jim. I don't have enough money to move across state currently, but eventually, I do want to move to NY state or somewhere in New England. Hopefully, in a year, I can try travel nursing after getting enough experience. My breathing is fine, I just feel extremely fatigued. It's odd that you mention that my previous SSR showed signs of illness. I distinctively remember showing symptoms on Sunday night (August 29th). It was a strange dry cough that just wouldn't go away followed by a sore throat. Thankfully, my breathing was never affected just terrible fatigue, loss of smell, and maxillary plus frontal sinus congestion. I must say though, it wasn't predictable in its course, at times I felt great and other times, I felt like I was going to die from the fatigue. I also had lots of brain fog. It's not something I wish on anyone.

[Danica]

Venus, you have Sun and Jupiter on angles on the North-East coast. For example, Burlington, VT puts:
Jupiter 2*51' from DC,
Sun 2*58' from IC,
While the Ma-Ur conj is sq the local MC: Ma 20', Ur 1*07';
And the Moon is 4*55' above DC, Neptune 5*10' below DC.

--- the Mo-Ne combo speaks of vulnerability and emotional high-sensitivity, but in the context of your natal and this local Angle=Su/Ju, I don't think that's something bad in any practical sense - on the contrary!

Your nat Sun is with Ma-Ur, so everything that puts the Sun on angle essentially gives an expression for this trio, as the whole combo. What is unique for this area is the presence of Jupiter, as well as the fact that the Sun itself as angular (in the natal location, Mercury is closest, then the Ma-Ur part of the trio but not the Sun!).