I also had something back at the beginning of the year before shit hit the fan. No lingering effects but it was a perfect two-week thing. First Friday I got sick it felt like the flu but I was better by Monday, then the next weekend it came back and I was completely knocked on my ass for a few days.
You can say that all you want, they proudly enlisted to make sure that dumb shit like critical race theory, BLM, and troons would happen. No one enlisted to fight the nazis without knowing what the nazis were saying, every single one proudly killed anticommunist germans. If they didnt want this world there was no reason to enlit
We may be in the same province, friend, but who knows? Canada (assuming you're talking about Canada) is a big place. Regardless, I feel you. It's so hard to talk to anyone in real life about this because they always hit you with the "better safe than sorry!" or the lovely "but people are dying!" and if you question the safety measures, suddenly, you're some monster that wants people to die. I'm at the point where I simply no longer care. There's that quote attributed to Stalin, "one death is a tragedy, a million is just a statistic," and that's how I've been feeling lately, just tired, and burnt out, and getting angry over the slightest provocation. I never thought I'd agree with, supposedly, Stalin, but here we are. I hope your NYE plans can get uncancelled in some capacity. This constant social isolation is no way to live
Yes, because the same people who were beating black people in the streets in the 50s were totally down with critical race theory.
You should tell her she will be swinging on the end of a rope if she doesn't stop minding her own business for kicks. If people want to be scared virtue signalling bitches, good for them, but they should mind their own business before they get their head handed to them.
Try. They're worth it.
When I had it in October, my pulse would pound so badly I would almost lose my ability to see. Now, if anything is going on that raises my blood pressure it seems to happen faster, and the varicose veins in my legs hurt like hell if I don't wear compression socks. Is this Covid damage or being old and decrepit? I know better than to ask.
It's what I've been trying to do, but their answer is always "haha why are you so paranoid". At least my dad (who HAD someone close to him catching the coof) told me he will find a way to avoid it. That's one less to worry about, but what am I going to do with the rest?
I'm so fed up of people saying "No, it'll be November next year!" or that it'll take a long time and be very very grim. Luckily where I am right now, it's entirely covid free. We don't have to wear masks or sanitize.
Just skimming this article, I would think that people who are suffering from long-term symptoms would be more likely to agree to participate in the study, wouldn't they? I would guess the actual number is much lower. Again, I'm from a small place, there have been 379 cases, four deaths and 344 recoveries. If a third of them were experiencing long haul symptoms word would be getting around town about it, and it's not.
Absolutely not applying this to you, or your family but when I think about the potential munchies, I wonder if a component of this is everybody being out of shape from staying home. I don't see any correlation in time with my being sick, but after 9 months of lockdown, I've noticed that long walking trips exhaust me in a way they never used to. I think it's because I've lost all the organic exercise of going to the coffee shop or office every day, and of course the gym.
You are totally right. Lot of the people getting ill now are those who have packed on the fat and got out of shape the last few months.
