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Did I not get the memo?
Did I not get the memo?
“Why do emergency department reports and hospital discharge summaries not mention that my patient tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 (or had “a really bad cold” or “the worst flu ever”) 1 month before they presented to hospital with weakness, falls, confusion, dyspnea, heart failure, acute kidney injury, or non–ST-elevation myocardial infarction? Doesn’t that seem relevant? It does to me.”pos
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Did I not get the memo?
If 20% of those infected get Long COVID, and 37% of those quit work due to the symptoms, that’s over 7% of the people catching COVID that leave the workforce and school. (See Stanford study linked below)
If 20% of those infected get Long COVID, and 37% of those quit work due to the symptoms, that’s over 7% of the people catching COVID that leave the workforce and school. (See Stanford study linked below)

“If 20% of those infected get Long COVID, and 37% of those quit work due to the symptoms, that’s over 7% of the people catching COVID that leave the workforce and school. (See Stanford study linked below)

That is a staggering number.

Let’s sanity check that. Figure some 60% of the population has been infected in the last year. So out of the workforce of 150m that would mean some 90m were infected and over 6m would have left the workforce from debilitating Long COVID just in the last year.

While that is a depressingly large number, it does match up with earlier surveys that estimated between 18-22m had left the workforce due to Long COVIS and never returned since the start of the pandemic almost five years ago.

So yes, those are huge numbers which comprise a huge drag on the US economy. It would be WAY cheaper to develop and deploy new vaccines and air quality improvements, even on a national scale. (And it would save a lot of lives and livelihoods as well.)

But worst thing about our current lackadaisical approach to public health, is that the damage is ongoing and will continue until we force our leaders to do something about it.”

·x.com·
If 20% of those infected get Long COVID, and 37% of those quit work due to the symptoms, that’s over 7% of the people catching COVID that leave the workforce and school. (See Stanford study linked below)
L0NG C0VID is not a simple yes or no; it exists on a spectrum that ranges from asymptomatic today to severe, with many nuances in between(Personal simplified perspective):
L0NG C0VID is not a simple yes or no; it exists on a spectrum that ranges from asymptomatic today to severe, with many nuances in between(Personal simplified perspective):

“L0NG C0VID is not a simple yes or no; it exists on a spectrum that ranges from asymptomatic today to severe, with many nuances in between(Personal simplified perspective):

  1. Asymptomatic: You may feel fine now, but future health issues could emerge in months or years to come.

  2. Mild: You can carry out your daily tasks but face challenges that you might try to conceal from others.

  3. Moderate: Your ability to perform everyday activities, such as work, sports, and hobbies, is noticeably affected, requiring adjustments to your routine.

  4. Severe: You are bedridden and unable to function normally.

🔥Each new reinfection can increase the risk of developing Long COVID, potentially worsening the condition for those already suffering. And remember, LC has NO TREATMENT, NO CURE today, only some possible symptomatic relief at best.”

·x.com·
L0NG C0VID is not a simple yes or no; it exists on a spectrum that ranges from asymptomatic today to severe, with many nuances in between(Personal simplified perspective):
It’s only October 11th and we now have 3x the number of referrals to our Long COVID clinic than usual.
It’s only October 11th and we now have 3x the number of referrals to our Long COVID clinic than usual.

“It’s only October 11th and we now have 3x the number of referrals to our Long COVID clinic than usual. THREE TIMES MORE.

50% of our referrals contracted COVID in 2024. Of those, half contracted COVID over summer 2024.

COVID prevention is the only to way to prevent Long COVID. We have to do better.”

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It’s only October 11th and we now have 3x the number of referrals to our Long COVID clinic than usual.
In 2022 the sensible warned that hundreds of millions will have long Covid, children will start struggling in school, life expectancy will drop and excess deaths will soar if we let Covid rip. We did and all that came true. What do they think will happen in the next two years?
In 2022 the sensible warned that hundreds of millions will have long Covid, children will start struggling in school, life expectancy will drop and excess deaths will soar if we let Covid rip. We did and all that came true. What do they think will happen in the next two years?
Many of us started warning in 2021.
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In 2022 the sensible warned that hundreds of millions will have long Covid, children will start struggling in school, life expectancy will drop and excess deaths will soar if we let Covid rip. We did and all that came true. What do they think will happen in the next two years?
After all these years, did any of you get any type of permanent damage from getting covid? If so, what is it? : r/AskReddit
After all these years, did any of you get any type of permanent damage from getting covid? If so, what is it? : r/AskReddit

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Go to AskReddit r/AskReddit jnny_lkahohfa ADMIN MOD After all these years, did any of you get any type of permanent damage from getting covid? If so, what is it?
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After all these years, did any of you get any type of permanent damage from getting covid? If so, what is it? : r/AskReddit