SAN ANTONIO – As the COVID-19 pandemic drags on, local doctors say “COVID fatigue” is real as residents get sick, not of the coronavirus but of dealing with it. “Last week, I was seeing several people who went to a wedding,” Gude said. So they had the wedding, and now multiple people are ill.”Despite instances like this, Bexar County case numbers remained relatively low until Monday since the large wave of cases this summer. “I don’t think that it’s because we have a shield on,” Gude said, regarding Bexar County’s previously low case numbers. This represents the biggest single-day reported increase of cases since late July, aside from Sep. 29, when the city reported 469 cases, including 207 backlogged cases.