CREW SRS Official, NON-POL, Covid-19™ Thread. We're Endemic now! No more delusions of herd immunity.

[Faikius]

Day 5 report for my family Covid event. 6-year-old son is almost entirely over it. Likely picked it up last Sunday so a little less than a week for him though overall his symptoms were mild. Wife tested positive Tuesday and is slowly starting to feel better. I'm experiencing fatigue and body aches primarily, though I did pop a low-grade fever overnight that resolved itself without meds. Hoping to be back to some semblance of normalcy by Monday.

 

[Ceaze]

COVID-19 Infection in Crucial Brain Regions May Lead To Accelerated Brain Aging - Neuroscience News

The effects of COVID-19 infection on neurological health are becoming more apparent. A new study reveals COVID-19 can predispose people to irreversible neurological conditions, accelerate brain aging, and increase the risk of stroke and brain bleeds.

neurosciencenews.com

 

[Grape_Ape]

Louder for the covidtards on Twitter

Weird thing about covidians is they post the doomiest shit and most of them are on infection two or three and are fine.

 

[Grape_Ape]

Like Laura Miers most recent infection, she was like now I see why nobody cares it was so mild and then immediately had to post some doom porn or get kicked out the covidians club

 

[Grape_Ape]

 

[Grape_Ape]

 

[Das_Ubermensch]

Like Laura Miers most recent infection, she was like now I see why nobody cares it was so mild and then immediately had to post some doom porn or get kicked out the covidians club

No one is bothering to be examined for long term health effects that would show up on ultrasound, MRI, etc. They just assume that because the symptoms manifested externally as a cold, they're good. And if they develop long covid, are too embarrassed to talk about it especially if they've announced to everyone that their initial case was so mild.

 

[Grape_Ape]

No one is bothering to be examined for long term health effects that would show up on ultrasound, MRI, etc. They just assume that because the symptoms manifested externally as a cold, they're good. And if they develop long covid, are too embarrassed to talk about it especially if they've announced to everyone that their initial case was so mild.

 

[hootpie]

Day 5 report for my family Covid event. 6-year-old son is almost entirely over it. Likely picked it up last Sunday so a little less than a week for him though overall his symptoms were mild. Wife tested positive Tuesday and is slowly starting to feel better. I'm experiencing fatigue and body aches primarily, though I did pop a low-grade fever overnight that resolved itself without meds. Hoping to be back to some semblance of normalcy by Monday.

If yours continues to progress like mine did you'll be on the mend soon enough

I pray that you don't get the unending runny nose I got for 24 hours though. I've never had a runny nose like that before and I hope to never experience it again

 

[Faikius]

If yours continues to progress like mine did you'll be on the mend soon enough

I pray that you don't get the unending runny nose I got for 24 hours though. I've never had a runny nose like that before and I hope to never experience it again

Funny; that's exactly what's happening to us. My wife and I woke up this morning feeling 50% better, but our noses won't stop running. After the past two days, I'll take it

 

[Grape_Ape]

Humans are not prepared for a pandemic caused by fungal infections

Changes in the environment and climate, as well as fungicide overuse in agriculture, have driven a rise in fungi capable of infecting people and evading the few drugs designed to fight them.

www.nationalgeographic.com

 

[Phil NJ]

No one is bothering to be examined for long term health effects that would show up on ultrasound, MRI, etc. They just assume that because the symptoms manifested externally as a cold, they're good. And if they develop long covid, are too embarrassed to talk about it especially if they've announced to everyone that their initial case was so mild.

I literally know only one person with long Covid (hair loss, and it may not even be the direct cause) It’s not as prevalent as you believe.

 

[Good Ol' Gil]

Humans are not prepared for a pandemic caused by fungal infections

Changes in the environment and climate, as well as fungicide overuse in agriculture, have driven a rise in fungi capable of infecting people and evading the few drugs designed to fight them.

www.nationalgeographic.com

A fungus killed my brother

Shits nothin to fuck w

 

[Good Ol' Gil]

I literally know only one person with long Covid (hair loss, and it may not even be the direct cause) It’s not as prevalent as you believe.

Oh ok

 

[Phil NJ]

Oh ok

It definitely exists. But until there’s a test to diagnose (and they are working on methods now) there’s a ton of hypochondriacs out there who will self report every bad symptom they have as long Covid.

 

[Ceaze]

I literally know only one person with long Covid (hair loss, and it may not even be the direct cause) It’s not as prevalent as you believe.

The Lancet paper I posted on the previous page had over 76,000 participants

 

[Phil NJ]

The Lancet paper I posted on the previous page had over 76,000 participants

12% of the diagnosed seems extremely high, esp since it doesn’t take into account people who were asymptomatic and didn’t even realize they had Covid. Not to mention it only measures 90-120 days after infection and no longer.

It also began Nov 2019 and continued Thru Feb 2022. Vaccination wasn’t prevalent until around Mar/April 2021.

 

[Ceaze]

12% of the population seems extremely high, esp since it doesn’t take into account people who were asymptomatic and didn’t even realize they had Covid. Not to mention it only measures 90-120 days after infection and no longer.

It also began Nov 2019 and continued Thru Feb 2022. Vaccination wasn’t prevalent until around Mar/April 2021.

It was 12% of people who were diagnosed with COVID, not 12% of the population.

Long COVID risk falls only slightly after vaccination, huge study shows

Results suggest that vaccines offer less protection against lingering symptoms than expected.

www.nature.com

 

[Phil NJ]

It was 12% of people who were diagnosed with COVID, not 12% of the population.

Long COVID risk falls only slightly after vaccination, huge study shows

Results suggest that vaccines offer less protection against lingering symptoms than expected.

www.nature.com

Sorry that’s what I meant. I edited my original post.

 

[digital jello]

idk where else to post this but a dude in my basketball league dropped dead of cardiac arrest this morning on the court. awful. can’t help but speculate it’s Covid related.

 

[Phil NJ]

idk where else to post this but a dude in my basketball league dropped dead of cardiac arrest this morning on the court. awful. can’t help but speculate it’s Covid related.

How old was the guy? That’s awful.

 

[digital jello]

How old was the guy? That’s awful.

Late 30s early 40s tops.

 

[ludewig]

idk where else to post this but a dude in my basketball league dropped dead of cardiac arrest this morning on the court. awful. can’t help but speculate it’s Covid related.

Why do you think that? Had he been seriously ill with covid and was recovering?

 

[Good Ol' Gil]

Surprise I’m not pozzed yet tbqhwy

 

[digital jello]

Why do you think that? Had he been seriously ill with covid and was recovering?

Don’t know the guy beyond shooting hoops with him.