To expand on that thought I rarely leave my home unless I ride up to the liquor store with my little brother or to my local Publix for groceies or get what is left of my hair cut.none so far as I can tell.
To expand on that thought I rarely leave my home unless I ride up to the liquor store with my little brother or to my local Publix for groceies or get what is left of my hair cut.none so far as I can tell.
I just don’t know the reference.
Long Covid? Isnt it enough to call it Covid? Why add another name to it so it sounds worse? Is there a thing called long cancer?I will certainly keep taking whatever COVID vaccinations are offered, just like I do with the annual flu vaccination. I like not getting sick and not having to worry about long COVID.
Interesting. In another thread you discuss eating 4 bags of chips in a weekend along with a smorgasbord of other fast and junk foods yet Long Covid worries you? Do you ever think about high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, heart disease, prostate cancer or any of that?I will certainly keep taking whatever COVID vaccinations are offered, just like I do with the annual flu vaccination. I like not getting sick and not having to worry about long COVID.
Actually no but I took the initial warnings seriously before the vaccine was formulated and administered. Science is never absolute. It is always changing as more facts and information are accumulated. Science is not faith based or decided by a vote.Are you always so black or white, all or nothing with your belief systems? I’m pretty confident that’s not how the life sciences typically work.
I bought the Government lies I was vaxes and had the booster and Covid twice.So do you think the vaxes worked?
Or are you part of the crowd THANKING GOD you had the vaxes (like it would have been even worse without them)?
Who said it was pretend? I see some questioning the jab but I think all agree there was a virus going around. After that it gets hazy.Sad to see people mocking this devastating virus. I worry for my niece and nephew who are going to have to go through life listening to the idiots who tell them that their mom died from a pretend virus. Or that it was her fault.
It’s easy to be flippant when you have no skin in the game. I am 1000% certain that the “jab” you mock would have saved my sister in law’s life. The sad part is people just mimicking their taking head idols.Who said it was pretend? I see some questioning the jab but I think all agree there was a virus going around. After that it gets hazy.
I'm truly sorry for your loss. However, people with the vaccine HAVE died from Covid, so your 1000% is probably not warranted.It’s easy to be flippant when you have no skin in the game. I am 1000% certain that the “jab” you mock would have saved my sister in law’s life. The sad part is people just mimicking their taking head idols.
Ironically, my sister in law was a nurse. Forty years old with no preexisting conditions, I stand by my assertion that she would be here today if the “jab” had been available. And the last I checked, we stopped the spread. The virus is virtually non existent.I'm truly sorry for your loss. However, people with the vaccine HAVE died from Covid, so your 1000% is probably not warranted.
What annoyed me the most was the assumption that it would stop the spread, and we wound up putting young, healthy nurses at the front of the line to get the Jab.
I prefer "Fauci Ouchie" to Jab.
You don't know that the "vaccine" stopped the spread or if it burned out naturally or a combination of the two. Or natural immunity could have helped out as well.Ironically, my sister in law was a nurse. Forty years old with no preexisting conditions, I stand by my assertion that she would be here today if the “jab” had been available. And the last I checked, we stopped the spread. The virus is virtually non existent.
Jab is the same as shot. Its not mocking or being flippant as you say.It’s easy to be flippant when you have no skin in the game. I am 1000% certain that the “jab” you mock would have saved my sister in law’s life. The sad part is people just mimicking their taking head idols.
You might be correct. Probably just a bizarre coincidence.You don't know that the "vaccine" stopped the spread or if it burned out naturally or a combination of the two. Or natural immunity could have helped out as well.
The only people I see using the term “jab” are those who disapprove or dismiss its usefulness. I think you fit under at least one of those categories.Jab is the same as shot. Its not mocking or being flippant as you say.
Honestly I don't know if it worked or not. I got three jabs myself but that was because of the mandates and I travel for work. Its not just covid though I never got flu shots either.The only people I see using the term “jab” are those who disapprove or dismiss its usefulness. I think you fit under at least one of those categories.
My personal experience is that it did its job. As I mentioned before my wife brought Covid home and it kicked her ass. She never gets sick and it was hard to see her in that condition. My son and I were boosted 10 days earlier (Doctor advised my wife to hold off a couple months because of her age) and we felt nothing. That’s all the proof I need. But I believed in the science and trust my physician.Honestly I don't know if it worked or not. I got three jabs myself but that was because of the mandates and I travel for work. Its not just covid though I never got flu shots either.
Symptoms can last for years13, and particularly in cases of new-onset ME/CFS and dysautonomia are expected to be lifelong14. - How do we know this? Covid is relatively new and even if 3 is considered years how do they determine lifelong?As noted in the Lancet article that you linked, long COVID is distinct from acute COVID. Here is a useful figure from a recent Nature Reviews Microbiology article:
The impacts of long COVID on numerous organs with a wide variety of pathology are shown. The presentation of pathologies is often overlapping, which can exacerbate management challenges. MCAS, mast cell activation syndrome; ME/CFS, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome; POTS, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome.
Long COVID: major findings, mechanisms and recommendations
Ok. You do you. Covid infected 685 million people out of 8.5 million globally and reported deaths from it are 1.1 million. Its estimated that 10% of those infected could get long covid and that is the greater risk? Ok.Yes, long COVID concerns me much more than potato chips. I have no health problems related to the other concerns that you mentioned, seemingly randomly. I check my blood pressure daily; I get a check-up with my PCP twice a year and a complete blood panel to assess my blood sugar, cholesterol, etc. annually. I will get my prostate checked regularly when my PCP recommends it. So, I do think about those variables, and I believe that I manage them effectively. Long COVID is a greater threat to my health and well-being than potato chips or fast food.
Vaccine didn't stop the spread. But the first vaccination series did lower the amount of people who went to the hospital or died from the virus. This is what the data says.You might be correct. Probably just a bizarre coincidence.
I would hold off on that 10% figure. The data coming in is saying something much different about long Covid. Mostly, that long Covid symptoms are mostly due to something else. Time will tell as more data comes in, but that is the direction it is going now.Ok. You do you. Covid infected 685 million people out of 8.5 million globally and reported deaths from it are 1.1 million. Its estimated that 10% of those infected could get long covid and that is the greater risk? Ok.
I was trying to be generous. I did say estimated though.I would hold off on that 10% figure. The data coming in is saying something much different about long Covid. Mostly, that long Covid symptoms are mostly due to something else. Time will tell as more data comes in, but that is the direction it is going now.
Right. Where is that? Depending on the population and amount of cases you got pretty lucky.In the 0.4 square mile zip code where I work, more than 1,700 people have died of COVID. In my neighborhood, alone, 130 people have died of COVID. It is clearly the greater risk to me than eating potato chips.
How many?How many seemingly healthy people have dropped dead from unexplained heart infarctions in 2022 and 2023?
I would bet most didn't have friends or family die. It was just other folk's problem to them.Sad to see people mocking this devastating virus. I worry for my niece and nephew who are going to have to go through life listening to the idiots who tell them that their mom died from a pretend virus. Or that it was her fault.
Thank God we kept Djokavic out of the country, while thousands of unknown illegals poured across the border. I mean, this is a super serious problem the significance of which cannot be overstated. 🤡I would bet most didn't have friends or family die. It was just other folk's problem to them.
Great job avoiding the point made. 🤡🤡🤡🤡Thank God we kept Djokavic out of the country, while thousands of unknown illegals poured across the border. I mean, this is a super serious problem the significance of which cannot be overstated. 🤡
I hope and pray they did not. But possessing the slightest bit of empathy shouldn’t be so difficult.I would bet most didn't have friends or family die. It was just other folk's problem to them.
I thought the same thing. Dude has a diet that's essentially a death warrant but is worried about a disease that has a 1% death rate. LMFAO...Interesting. In another thread you discuss eating 4 bags of chips in a weekend along with a smorgasbord of other fast and junk foods yet Long Covid worries you? Do you ever think about high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, heart disease, prostate cancer or any of that?
Do you have any data for this or just an irrelevant anecdotal observation?How many seemingly healthy people have dropped dead from unexplained heart infarctions in 2022 and 2023? Where is the scientifically sound explanation for “that”?
Not even eligible for discussion?
You’re a walking Fox News segment.Thank God we kept Djokavic out of the country, while thousands of unknown illegals poured across the border. I mean, this is a super serious problem the significance of which cannot be overstated. 🤡
From 2019.Do you have any data for this or just an irrelevant anecdotal observation?
He's constantly auditioning on these boards for Tucker's job, just in case that seat ever becomes available.You’re a walking Fox News segment.
Or you just blindly swallow whatever the MSM feeds you? LOL.You’re a walking Fox News segment.
Pop a Bud Lite and enjoy Rachel Maddow. LOL.He's constantly auditioning on these boards for Tucker's job, just in case that seat ever becomes available.
Start a thread about it then. There was no need for you to come on this one and start mocking people. You didn’t even attempt to answer the op’s question about having Covid. It never fails.Or you just blindly swallow whatever the MSM feeds you? LOL.
How is Covid this horrible/awful threat when we allow tens of thousands of complete strangers to pour across the border with no screening at all? 🤡 🤡 🤡
I don’t even know what MSM is.Or you just blindly swallow whatever the MSM feeds you? LOL.
How is Covid this horrible/awful threat when we allow tens of thousands of complete strangers to pour across the border with no screening at all? 🤡 🤡 🤡
To my knowledge, never contracted Covid. I received both doses of the Moderna vaccine. The only time I felt sick was after the receiving the shot. The 2nd shot brought me down for two days. I also had a close friend die of Covid.I think I got it once. When I returned from southern Brazil in January 2020, I had a mysterious cough for 10 days or so. It was odd.
I got tested for covid antibodies a few months later and had them, so I think I had covid at least once. I've since received 5 Moderna vaccines and feel great.
How many times did you get covid, if any?
What was it like?
It is not my entire diet, and it is clearly not a death warrant for me. I actually don't really understand all the people talking about feeling guilty or afraid of eating food that they enjoy. Having a hot dog or a bag of chips is not going to kill the vast majority of people, and it's definitely not going to kill me. Additionally, I am not actually worried about dying from COVID. I am worried about the chronic dysfunction and impairment associated with long COVID. Again, why are we discussing what I eat in a thread about having COVID?
I buy chips in bulk; finished four full sized bags over the weekend.
I always have a couple of Compartés chocolate bars and a candy dish with various jelly beans, skittles, sour patch kids, etc. in my office.
I love fast food and stadium/theater snacks. I usually have something like popcorn, french fries, nachos, corn dogs, etc. on most days.