The next evening on March 12, the virus hit him full force.
"The minute I woke up, I was drenched in a pool of sweat. I was shaking. I was so cold. My head was pounding. It was something like I've never experienced before," Anzarouth said.
"It was the most incredible pain I've ever experienced ... My body felt like I had been flattened."
He didn't know what was wrong, but whatever it was had left Anzarouth debilitated and bedridden until Saturday evening, two days later.
Still, he couldn't stomach a slice of toast or hold himself up in the shower.
"The minute I woke up, I was drenched in a pool of sweat. I was shaking. I was so cold. My head was pounding. It was something like I've never experienced before," Anzarouth said.
"It was the most incredible pain I've ever experienced ... My body felt like I had been flattened."
He didn't know what was wrong, but whatever it was had left Anzarouth debilitated and bedridden until Saturday evening, two days later.
Still, he couldn't stomach a slice of toast or hold himself up in the shower.