Coronavirus 2019-nCoV

[C0|dB|00ded]

My level of concern for omicron has dropped to a 1 out of 10. John Hopkins is showing ZERO increase in ICU usage while new cases are skyrocketing.

As soon as I see that 99.99% of all cases are omicron (likely this week's CDC variant update) ... well ... you know what time it is!

Yeah... you might want to hold off on the party favors for now.

https://bit.ly/3FzBoXA

Just a link to hospitalization growth... a potential reality that was explained to all of us early on with Omicron, the flu season, and residual Delta spread. A fraction of virulence combined with orders of magnitude in infectiousness is not a Christmas gift.

A Christmas gift is compelling an anti-vax person to get the jab potentially saving themselves and the folks who may have to care for them.

[C0|dB|00ded]

Stop denying science. I have studies to back up my statements.

I'm sure you have studies.....

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-...herts-59584146

Jasmine Hayer, 32, was living in London and training to be a yoga teacher when she caught coronavirus last March....

For nine months, doctors said anxiety was the cause of her symptoms, which included a tight chest, heart pain, breathlessness, fatigue and palpitations...

She knew they were wrong and developed her own symptom tracker which helped her work out that her triggers were bending over, walking and talking, with a delayed impact in her lungs...

Doctors found multiple health issues. A gas transfer test showed oxygen levels in her lungs to be 53%, the same as a lung disease patient, and she was diagnosed with post-Covid heart inflammation, which they told her they had not seen before.

They also found small blood clots on her lungs, which only showed up on a specialised scan called a ventilation-perfusion scan.

Since starting blood-thinning medication, the clots have gone but she still has abnormal blood and oxygen flow to her lungs.

Quote heavily redacted!

This was just the first article pulled off the top of a Google search. I don't need to post a white paper with anonymous data samples. They are out there supporting reality, I assure you. I feel personal testimonies of folks actually struggling with Long Covid are more compelling to the average reader.

P.S. Here's another one off the top: https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2...ith-long-covid

[wufan]

I'm sure you have studies.....

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-...herts-59584146



Quote heavily redacted!

This was just the first article pulled off the top of a Google search. I don't need to post a white paper with anonymous data samples. They are out there supporting reality, I assure you. I feel personal testimonies of folks actually struggling with Long Covid are more compelling to the average reader.

P.S. Here's another one off the top: https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2...ith-long-covid

Even if all of those people were diagnosed with long Covid lasting more than six months (they weren’t), that would still be 99.999999%. Gonna have to find another 100000 personal stories.

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Even if all of those people were diagnosed with long Covid lasting more than six months (they weren’t), that would still be 99.999999%. Gonna have to find another 100000 personal stories.

Both patients in the stories have had Long Covid lasting more than six months.

https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/patient-safety-outcomes/13-hospitals-health-systems-that-have-launched-post-covid-19-clinics.html

44 hospitals, health systems that have launched post-COVID-19 clinics

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/inside-post-covid-clinics-how-specialized-centers-are-trying-treat-n1258879

Of the more than 28 million Americans diagnosed with Covid-19, an estimated 10 to 30 percent — possibly as many as 8.4 million people — fall into the category commonly known as "long-haulers."

A couple ^^ old articles. Yes, most people who recover from Covid do not struggle for an extended period of time with symptoms. But "most" does not mean 99.999999%.

"Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection"

Burn this syndrome into your brain. It very well may become a much bigger issue/cost/suffering in this country than the initial Covid infections ever were. I made this projection back in 2020. My previously quite healthy cousin required nursing home-level care for weeks. He's a LONG way from normal at this point and will be lucky to ever regain his prior health. I was actually shocked at some of his symptoms/treatments.

[ShockerFever]

Yep, I vote for a banning due to spamming. After a nice month-long break, he’s now projectile-vomiting all over the place again.

[ShockerFever]

Yeah... you might want to hold off on the party favors for now.

http://https://www.google.com/search...h=734&dpr=1.25


Just a link to hospitalization growth... a potential reality that was explained to all of us early on with Omicron, the flu season, and residual Delta spread. A fraction of virulence combined with orders of magnitude in infectiousness is not a Christmas gift.

A Christmas gift is compelling an anti-vax person to get the jab potentially saving themselves and the folks who may have to care for them.

Don’t know if it was intentional or not, but your hospitalization link is broken.

[SB Shock]

I actually had a big, detailed post on standby in my head about my cousin's affair that I wanted to share.

You had an affair with your cousin?

[ShockerFever]

You had an affair with your cousin?

LMFAO

[ShockerFever]

Since it’s been around for a month now, do we know how many people have died in the US directly related to omicron? Last I checked, it was 1, and that might not have been a direct link.

[C0|dB|00ded]

You had an affair with your cousin?

Funny story: they are my double cousins - dad's brother married mom's sister (met at the wedding - best man marries the bridesmaid). These cousins are basically genetic siblings.

[C0|dB|00ded]

Don’t know if it was intentional or not, but your hospitalization link is broken.

Just type in Coronavirus hospitalizations in Google.

Here: https://bit.ly/3FzBoXA

[C0|dB|00ded]

Yep, I vote for a banning due to spamming. After a nice month-long break, he’s now projectile-vomiting all over the place again.

Sounds like you're waving the white flag. Ignorance does not make you safer, it only feels that way until reality hits.

[1972Shocker]

You need the infectious disease doc to sign off on the treatment. I’m not sure what qualifies folks to get it or be denied…certain risk factors, symptoms, and the timing of presentation vs date of infection play into the doctor’s decision.

I think if you're over 65 most you will qualify at most places even if you have no other co-morbidities.

[ShockerFever]

Just type in Coronavirus hospitalizations in Google.

Here: https://bit.ly/3FzBoXA

I saw the graph. It’s flattened. Are we looking at the same thing?

[ShockerFever]

Sounds like you're waving the white flag. Ignorance does not make you safer, it only feels that way until reality hits.

Sounds like you’re scared that you might get banned.