I know that science will most likely progress with research, new findings, treatments etc. Was every single decision correct? No.
poor Ellal
false argument
news.sky.com
www.walesonline.co.uk
www.longcovidsos.org
www.rcn.org.uk
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www.ukclimbing.com
Damn, that's where I've been going wrong....Just avoid viruses.
So simple, I can't believe no-one has suggested this before......
metro.co.uk
A record! (It’s normally a lot quicker than that!)
Come on. We are talking about Ellal who was 'leaving the UK' had 'booked his family's one-way flights' including those for his two 'doctor' 'sons' and was 'done with this forum' and was 'deleting his account'. Yeah, that Ellal.
It makes me angry that people like Ellal claim it’s a myth these people are suffering.Ellal
There's a 30-something woman with long COVID who is bedridden and so miserable she wants to die.
Mum-of-four suffering ‘torture’ of long Covid wants to end life in Switzerland
Kelly Louise Smith-May, 39, has described her condition as a ‘living death sentence’.
Yep. I know two still suffering from LC when they caught it when it first appeared before the vaccine. My mates wife - housebound with lung damage and Mrs Motties mates husband - lung and brain damage. It’s no myth. So what if other diseases leave permanent damage - it doesn’t lessen the effect of LC and chances are very high that these two wouldn’t be suffering now if they hadn’t have caught covid in the first place.
No one singe person in your links with "long covid" was self employed -- funny thatnah no such thing as long covid, these people are all making it up:
Living with long Covid: Kerstin’s story
Find out more about Kerstin’s experience of long Covid and how she manages her symptoms including fatigue, chest pain and palpitations.www.bhf.org.uk
Shereen's story: my experience of long COVID
Shereen, 38, from Glasgow, was first hit by a severe bout of coronavirus in March 2020 which required hospital attention.www.mentalhealth.org.uk
'I've had long Covid for two years now'
Why are so many people still living with long Covid after two years and are there any hopes for treatment?www.bbc.co.uk
Long COVID: 'I thought being young and fit would protect me - I was wrong'
Those suffering long-term symptoms of the coronavirus have felt left behind for months but dozens of clinics are now open to help.
'I used to run half marathons but after the virus I'm now in a wheelchair'
Arms covered in blood blisters, hallucinations, sleeping 15 hours a day and utter and complete exhaustion: What it's like for people still suffering from long Covid months after contracting the virus
A life altered by long COVID – Susan's experience
“As the weeks turned to months and now years, I have had days when I have wondered if I will ever be the person I was before, and it makes me a bit depressed. My main frustration is not being able to go for long walks, climb hills or travel long distances because of the fatigue. I also find my...www.who.int
STORIES | Long Covid SOS
Read about the real-life experiences of people living with Long Covid
My long COVID experience | RCN Magazines | Royal College of Nursing
Nurse Kelly tells her story of long covid, a collection of ongoing symptoms that have disrupted her life and work.
Living with long Covid - Suki Newman's story
As the latest figures show that 1 million people are living with long Covid, we meet Suki Newman, whose health has been affected for more than a year.
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UKC Forums - Long Covid...any experiences?
“I’ve had to grieve for my old life” – Long Covid is turning people’s lives upside down
Joanna Laidlaw, 61, lives in Kirknewton, West Lothian. She has been living with the symptoms of Long Covid since February 2021 and has had to give up her job as...www.chss.org.uk
You really are quite a disgusting person, aren’t you?No one singe person in your links with "long covid" was self employed -- funny that
"Cathy had to stop work for 14 months and leave a master’s course mid-way through after contracting Covid-19 in March 2020. The 40-year-old self-employed marketing consultant from Stockport, UK, was suffering from heart pain, fatigue, breathlessness, headaches, confusion and dizziness. “I couldn’t even walk 50 metres in my garden,” she says, let alone stare “at a screen for more than five minutes at a time”.No one singe person in your links with "long covid" was self employed -- funny that
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Your own link states that long covid exists, lol. The only grievance is the fact that long covid gets all the headlines.By scientific research!
"Long Covid may be no different from other post-viral syndromes such as those experienced after flu, according to new research from Queensland Health.
The lead author of the study, the state’s chief health officer Dr John Gerrard, said it was “time to stop using terms like ‘long Covid’” because they imply there is something unique about the longer-term symptoms associated with the virus, and in some cases create hypervigilance"
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“We believe it is time to stop using terms like ‘long Covid’. They wrongly imply there is something unique and exceptional about longer-term symptoms associated with this virus. This terminology can cause unnecessary fear, and in some cases, hypervigilance to longer symptoms that can impede recovery.”
"What we are saying is that the incidence of these symptoms is no greater in Covid-19 than it is with other respiratory viruses, and that to use this term ‘long Covid’ is misleading and I believe harmful.”
For 'hypervigilence' read (self) induced mass paranoia
