Is there any accounts of survivors of the 1347 bubonic plague (or any) outbreak? i.e. people who contracted the disease, broke into frank symptoms and recovered. What I am interested in is the duration of their convalescence, any lingering disfigurement/infirmity and how they were treated in their societies. I am aware of the genetic resistance factors to the disease.
As /u/J-Force and I answered briefly before in Did any people who contracted the Plague (in the 14th century) recover, the contemporary texts on the Black Death seldom mention such a case, so some scholars instead choose to rely on the calculation of the change of average life expectancy.
On the other hand, the first world-wide pandemic of Y. Pestis, the plague of Justinian in the 6th century, has some examples of the account of the survivor, among others, Emperor Justinian himself.