I'm sure he took the vaccine.
Many cons like to lie a lot. They've got nothing else.
Long COVID - A Significant Public Health Threat
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Many cons like to lie a lot. They've got nothing else.
You Big Pharmaphiles are like pedophiles.
You both like sticking things into children.
Teen Suffers Severe Heart Damage After Second Pfizer Dose, Mother Says Hospital ‘Clueless’ About Reporting to VAERS
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/...-pfizer-vaccine-hospital-not-reporting-vaers/
You both like sticking things into children.
Teen Suffers Severe Heart Damage After Second Pfizer Dose, Mother Says Hospital ‘Clueless’ About Reporting to VAERS
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/...-pfizer-vaccine-hospital-not-reporting-vaers/
Long Covid: 40% still have symptoms after seven months
Four out of ten people still report symptoms of Covid-19 more than seven months after infection, according to a study by the University Hospitals of Geneva (HUG) and the University of Geneva (UNIGE).
https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/society/long-covid--40--still-have-symptoms-after-seven-months/46763660
The study, published on Tuesday, was conducted among 410 people who tested positive for Covid-19 but who did not require hospitalisation. Of these, 39% reported symptoms persisting seven to nine months after infection.
Fatigue was the most common lasting effect (20.7%), followed by loss of taste or smell (16.8%), shortness of breath (11.7%) and headache (10%). The results are comparable to international studies of the same type, but with a smaller number of participants.
It seems that men and women are not equal when it comes to so-called long CovidExternal link. Female patients are more prone to fatigue, shortness of breath and headaches, saidExternal link Mayssam Nehme from the HUG’s Department of Primary Care Medicine.
Symptoms come and go
Age, on the other hand, plays no role in the onset of long Covid. “All age groups are affected, including the young and healthy,” Nehme said. However, the prevalence of certain symptoms varies among age groups. For example, 40- to 60-year-olds report more muscle pain.
In addition, people who developed more Covid-19 symptoms in the days following infection were more likely to develop persistent symptoms. “Surprisingly, the symptoms can also appear and disappear over time,” according to the study. This phenomenon remains unexplained.
In general, persistent symptoms of Covid-19 remain mild to moderate. However, they do affect quality of life. “People who were in optimal shape before their infection are clearly no longer in optimal shape afterwards,” said Idris Guessous, epidemiologist at the UNIGE Faculty of Medicine.
Four out of ten people still report symptoms of Covid-19 more than seven months after infection, according to a study by the University Hospitals of Geneva (HUG) and the University of Geneva (UNIGE).
https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/society/long-covid--40--still-have-symptoms-after-seven-months/46763660
The study, published on Tuesday, was conducted among 410 people who tested positive for Covid-19 but who did not require hospitalisation. Of these, 39% reported symptoms persisting seven to nine months after infection.
Fatigue was the most common lasting effect (20.7%), followed by loss of taste or smell (16.8%), shortness of breath (11.7%) and headache (10%). The results are comparable to international studies of the same type, but with a smaller number of participants.
It seems that men and women are not equal when it comes to so-called long CovidExternal link. Female patients are more prone to fatigue, shortness of breath and headaches, saidExternal link Mayssam Nehme from the HUG’s Department of Primary Care Medicine.
Symptoms come and go
Age, on the other hand, plays no role in the onset of long Covid. “All age groups are affected, including the young and healthy,” Nehme said. However, the prevalence of certain symptoms varies among age groups. For example, 40- to 60-year-olds report more muscle pain.
In addition, people who developed more Covid-19 symptoms in the days following infection were more likely to develop persistent symptoms. “Surprisingly, the symptoms can also appear and disappear over time,” according to the study. This phenomenon remains unexplained.
In general, persistent symptoms of Covid-19 remain mild to moderate. However, they do affect quality of life. “People who were in optimal shape before their infection are clearly no longer in optimal shape afterwards,” said Idris Guessous, epidemiologist at the UNIGE Faculty of Medicine.
‘Completely destroyed my life’: Long COVID patients warn against living with the virus
https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/coronavirus/2021/07/08/long-covid-living-with-virus/
https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/coronavirus/2021/07/08/long-covid-living-with-virus/
LOL. Government imposed lockdowns and mandates have destroyed HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF LIVES.
China Virus and the CCP have destroyed BILLIONS of lives.
'It's devastating': Unvaccinated woman thought she could ‘escape’ COVID-19 – now she says she’ll ‘never be the same’
https://www.rawstory.com/woman-regrets-forgoing-vaccine-after-rough-battle-with-it-was-devastating/
After a rough battle with COVID-19, a North Carolina woman who was unvaccinated is now urging people to get the shot, 13News reports.
"I thought I was healthy enough and that I could escape it," said Linda Edwards, who contracted the virus about three weeks ago. "Really, it was the most frightening thing I've ever been through in my life."
"It was devastating. I had no dreams of ever staying that long. It's the longest I've ever been in the hospital," she said of her two-week hospital stay. "I was there hoping and praying my son was okay here because he had tested positive, too."
Her son, Shane, had been airlifted to the same hospital she was staying in and was in the room right next to her, but doctors didn't tell her because they didn't want to worry her. Shane was a dire situation of his own, facing renal failure and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).
"They thought it would really bother me, and it would have because he was really serious," she said. "They said it's a miracle he walked out of there."
"It's changed my whole life. I'll never be the same," Edwards said. "I just thought if I live through this, I want to go on a mission to try to help people to see that it is not worth not taking the vaccine because of what it can do to your family. We could've easily have had two funerals."
Only 34% of the people in the county where Edwards lives are partially vaccinated, and 31% are fully vaccinated. According to Graham County Health Director Beth Booth, the vaccine hesitancy in the county "is almost taken to another level."
"We feed them the science and the information, but they still believe a certain way. A lot of the belief system out here is that it is still very political," Booth said.
As for Edwards, she says she'll be getting vaccinated as soon as she can.
https://www.rawstory.com/woman-regrets-forgoing-vaccine-after-rough-battle-with-it-was-devastating/
After a rough battle with COVID-19, a North Carolina woman who was unvaccinated is now urging people to get the shot, 13News reports.
"I thought I was healthy enough and that I could escape it," said Linda Edwards, who contracted the virus about three weeks ago. "Really, it was the most frightening thing I've ever been through in my life."
"It was devastating. I had no dreams of ever staying that long. It's the longest I've ever been in the hospital," she said of her two-week hospital stay. "I was there hoping and praying my son was okay here because he had tested positive, too."
Her son, Shane, had been airlifted to the same hospital she was staying in and was in the room right next to her, but doctors didn't tell her because they didn't want to worry her. Shane was a dire situation of his own, facing renal failure and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).
"They thought it would really bother me, and it would have because he was really serious," she said. "They said it's a miracle he walked out of there."
"It's changed my whole life. I'll never be the same," Edwards said. "I just thought if I live through this, I want to go on a mission to try to help people to see that it is not worth not taking the vaccine because of what it can do to your family. We could've easily have had two funerals."
Only 34% of the people in the county where Edwards lives are partially vaccinated, and 31% are fully vaccinated. According to Graham County Health Director Beth Booth, the vaccine hesitancy in the county "is almost taken to another level."
"We feed them the science and the information, but they still believe a certain way. A lot of the belief system out here is that it is still very political," Booth said.
As for Edwards, she says she'll be getting vaccinated as soon as she can.
Robin Spring Saunders: 45-year-old Baltimore woman gets mandatory mRNA injection for employment, dead six days later
https://thecovidblog.com/2021/07/11...injection-for-employment-dead-six-days-later/
https://thecovidblog.com/2021/07/11...injection-for-employment-dead-six-days-later/
This is just the latest nonsense that anti-vaxxers are seizing on. Invariably it will be shown that her death had nothing to do with the COVID vaccine.
New born babies die too.
It's a matter of probabilities and particular facts-circumstances.
But, I encourage all Trumpers to continue to tow the Trumper line.
Denial. Theres almost 10,000 deaths in VAERS now. 18,000 in Eudra. 2,500 in Yellow Card.
Your vaccine is unsafe, ineffective, unnecessary.