The irony in that last sentence is truly something to behold. Also, "These three studies serve as a warning to anyone looking for a clear answer about Long COVID, since the smaller number of people truly affected by long-term problems may be lost in a cloud of psychosomatic, belief-driven noise." - always harming the people who truly need attention.
Great work Steve, when I read the "studies" in JAMA during Covid restrictions, I couldn't believe how biased and far from scientific method they were. Your conclusions are exactly what I thought at the time.
BTW, the photo used in this article is of a "Primary" or "Deciduous" child's tooth.
Hmmm…female with history of anxiety disorder and yet had Long Covid. I lost 25 lbs in just a few weeks, landed in the hospital with kidney problems and heart problems and hypotension…severely. After a few days, things began to improve, except my heart. After numerous tests, dr visits, etc, I was told it was Long Covid…my health prior to having a confirmed case of Covid, Delta variant, had been very good. It took me months (like over 6 months) to begin to have a more normal heart rhythm and slowly gain weight back-let alone walk 50 ft without wanting to collapse. The migraines, brain fog, muscle aches, arrhythmias and other bizarre things, are still around along with occasional days of weakness. Though I am much better today, I still have issues that have not resolved; it’s been nearly 2 years. Long Covid is not only real…it sucks. No people I know developed this, even among severe anxiety sufferers. I no longer really consider it Long Covid as much as I consider it to be just damage; side effects from a very nasty disease. Call us Long Haulers or Disease Damaged…makes no difference to me, all I know is I was fine before but since October 2021, my life turned upside down and will likely never be the same.
So smart and clear minded. Any studies on myocarditis connected to the vaccine?
Indeed, there are. Tracy Hoeg has done a lot of work on this. Here's an example: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/eci.13759
The irony in that last sentence is truly something to behold. Also, "These three studies serve as a warning to anyone looking for a clear answer about Long COVID, since the smaller number of people truly affected by long-term problems may be lost in a cloud of psychosomatic, belief-driven noise." - always harming the people who truly need attention.
Great work Steve, when I read the "studies" in JAMA during Covid restrictions, I couldn't believe how biased and far from scientific method they were. Your conclusions are exactly what I thought at the time.
BTW, the photo used in this article is of a "Primary" or "Deciduous" child's tooth.
Good to know. The one tooth image I really wanted was $250!
Hmmm…female with history of anxiety disorder and yet had Long Covid. I lost 25 lbs in just a few weeks, landed in the hospital with kidney problems and heart problems and hypotension…severely. After a few days, things began to improve, except my heart. After numerous tests, dr visits, etc, I was told it was Long Covid…my health prior to having a confirmed case of Covid, Delta variant, had been very good. It took me months (like over 6 months) to begin to have a more normal heart rhythm and slowly gain weight back-let alone walk 50 ft without wanting to collapse. The migraines, brain fog, muscle aches, arrhythmias and other bizarre things, are still around along with occasional days of weakness. Though I am much better today, I still have issues that have not resolved; it’s been nearly 2 years. Long Covid is not only real…it sucks. No people I know developed this, even among severe anxiety sufferers. I no longer really consider it Long Covid as much as I consider it to be just damage; side effects from a very nasty disease. Call us Long Haulers or Disease Damaged…makes no difference to me, all I know is I was fine before but since October 2021, my life turned upside down and will likely never be the same.