There’s a lot of denial about long Covid because we’re exhausted by the subject, willing to look the other way when in fact it’s a serious problem and only getting worse. More protection in health care settings, more study required.
World Health Network @TheWHN
14 Dec 2023
The risk of getting Long COVID increases with every infection and international government health advisors & officials are sounding the alarm. 38% of Canadians reporting three or more infections have long-term symptoms. www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/…

Dec 18, 2023 · 5:52 AM UTC

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Beware of any candidate who suggests that the COVID lockdowns, which turned out to be ruinous, made no difference in infection rates, and damaged school-age children by the left letting unions keep schools closed, should be considered ever again.
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Thank you!!
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While I agree w/you on this, you're still not qualified to be President. Experience and connections are NOT on your side.
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Some studies suggest it's bullshit, more than likely caused by vaccination.
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cnn.com/2019/06/20/politics/… you flip flop a lot
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No substitute for actual sunlight... get out in the sun.
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You're not addressing the root of the problem. Who funded the creation of Covid-19 and what are you going to do about it?
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The people who have been killed or disabled by COVID are the true cost of #Bidenomics. Essential workers are being sacrificed and discarded without support once they've been disabled by Long Covid. Long Covid is disabling millions who have been left to rot.
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Besides a tiny % of post-viral syndrome cases that last beyond a month or two - which is expected - I've yet to see "long covid" symptoms distinguished from the consequences of lockdowns / sedentism / civic incarceration, hysteria, propaganda (public deception) and depression.
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Yes. There's a true statement.
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