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They are using the word segregation on purpose. Same with the Nazi comparisons. They’re pretending to be persecuted victims.
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
They are using the word segregation on purpose. Same with the Nazi comparisons. They’re pretending to be persecuted victims.
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Both my grammar school and high school were super strict and had 0 cases last year. This year will be different with delta tho.
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That’s awesome that those schools were super strict. I work at a high school and I wish I could say the same. Numbers are climbing and there’s no contact tracing and the dashboard doesn’t seem to be accurate. Once it gets hairy, I’m going to take a leave of absence again. I’m not looking to risk myself and leave my kids fatherless or take something home to my kids who can’t get the vaccine yet.
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Exactly. When my friends ask me why i put my child in a private school, i tell them it’s for their future and i want to give them a life that i didn’t have. And when Covid hit, they went above and beyond to make sure the students were learning, etc…
When the new school year started back in Fall 2020, i opted to have my son do virtual. And some parents who were throwing fits pulled their child from school and opted for home school. This year, some of those kids came back. And I’m 100% sure it was because of the parents laziness and want a baby sitter so they can drink their pumpkin spice lattes w/ their Gal pals.
It’s mandatory for the kids and staff to wear masks and whenever i pick up my son from school, some parents wait outside of the school. Some continue to wear masks and some don’t. It has opened my eyes because now i know what side of the fence they stand on.
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'Children are not little adults.' Why FDA needs time to evaluate kids' COVID-19 vaccines
FDA is ready to begin evaluating COVID-19 vaccines for children as soon as data comes in. But getting it right takes time, the head of the effort says.
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"If you want to do the right thing right now by your children, you will get vaccinated yourself. You'll tell everyone who might come into contact with them to get vaccinated and you'll wear a mask. … We'll do our part by moving as rapidly as we can within the constraints of doing the good science that we need to do to make sure that when these vaccines are available, people will be able to be absolutely confident in their use."
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I got called a “lefty with a mental illness” for correcting someone who said what Biden doing is Communism and showed them the definition of the word and how it isn’t communism. If you want to call it an “ism” it’s closer to fascism than communism I said.
I love how correcting the definition of a word makes you a mentally ill lefty
I love how correcting the definition of a word makes you a mentally ill lefty
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The article doesn’t mention but I’m assuming he/his family were vaccinated, correct?
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I’m not sure it really matters - the point is that other medical emergencies are being turned away or delayed because unvaccinated people are taking up beds.
His condition doesn’t have anything to do with his vaccine status - in the same way that if you got hit by a bus that wouldn’t have anything to do with it.
It seems that nearly every hospital is full - and the huge majority of those taking up beds for covid related reasons are unvaccinated.
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A story told in two acts (the third act seems a bit predictable):
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'God Decides Who Lives or Dies' Says School Board Member in COVID Meeting
"We just gotta suck it up," the woman said. "It's not gonna go away, and need to leave the kids in school, and try to do the best we can with it."
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School board member charged with leaving great-grandkids in car gets $25k bond
A Dorchester District 2 school board member charged with leaving her two grandchildren in the car received a $25,000 bond on Friday after surrendering to deputies.
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Oh for sure! The point was not lost on me, I was just curious. Mainly because we’ve seen many similar tweets where someone denounced the vaccine in the past then in the present when it adversely affects them their tune changes about getting vaccinated. Regardless, it is sad that he was turned away 43 times because some imbeciles refused to get a vaccine. RIP to Mr. DeMonia and I give my condolences to his family.
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If a picture speaks a thousand words, I don't even know where to begin.
Back in Denmark it's sixteen minutes into the new year: 2020. This shot's taken New Year's Eve 6.16 PM departing from La Guardia. The plane is circling Manhattan before the ascend to Toronto for the connect. Minutes after this photo, I feel my right ear clog up and my left just goes offline and as of today, twenty months later, the sensation in my left side of my head and ear has never fully recovered. The numbness in the left side of my face and ear varies, but It's just one of the symptoms I develop in the first days and weeks of 2020. Eleven hours later, I land in Copenhagen with a sore throat and fever. Five days later I pace my floor debating whether to go to sleep or call the emergency line. I can't easily breathe, my chest has stiffened and my belabored breath sounds like walking a sticky floor at McDonalds on a drunk weekend night. Like sneakers stepping on coagulated soda.
Since then I've gone through four physicians, one psychiatrist, one neurologist and finally met a doctor, who will refer me to the coveted and limited Danish Long COVID Clinic. I'm not even out of the woods yet, because they have to approve my application and so far I've been struggling to get taken seriously. I've got big red flag, avoidant personality disorder, which means, that the most predominant medical advice I've received the last year and half is: "Try not to worry so much, focus on something else." But the most important strike against me is my timeline. The first detected positive case of COVID-19 on US soil is January 15th. and my claim to fame is flying sick out of NYC December 31th. 2019.
This has been an unreal ride and a puzzle I've collected retrospectively, since I first joined you all in this thread. This is where I started connecting and suspecting, that these symptoms I still endure to this day, is from coming home from New York thinking I had the flu or pneumonia. I have a consultation next Friday, where we go over the referral, before it's forwarded to the Long COVID Clinic.
Back in Denmark it's sixteen minutes into the new year: 2020. This shot's taken New Year's Eve 6.16 PM departing from La Guardia. The plane is circling Manhattan before the ascend to Toronto for the connect. Minutes after this photo, I feel my right ear clog up and my left just goes offline and as of today, twenty months later, the sensation in my left side of my head and ear has never fully recovered. The numbness in the left side of my face and ear varies, but It's just one of the symptoms I develop in the first days and weeks of 2020. Eleven hours later, I land in Copenhagen with a sore throat and fever. Five days later I pace my floor debating whether to go to sleep or call the emergency line. I can't easily breathe, my chest has stiffened and my belabored breath sounds like walking a sticky floor at McDonalds on a drunk weekend night. Like sneakers stepping on coagulated soda.
Since then I've gone through four physicians, one psychiatrist, one neurologist and finally met a doctor, who will refer me to the coveted and limited Danish Long COVID Clinic. I'm not even out of the woods yet, because they have to approve my application and so far I've been struggling to get taken seriously. I've got big red flag, avoidant personality disorder, which means, that the most predominant medical advice I've received the last year and half is: "Try not to worry so much, focus on something else." But the most important strike against me is my timeline. The first detected positive case of COVID-19 on US soil is January 15th. and my claim to fame is flying sick out of NYC December 31th. 2019.
This has been an unreal ride and a puzzle I've collected retrospectively, since I first joined you all in this thread. This is where I started connecting and suspecting, that these symptoms I still endure to this day, is from coming home from New York thinking I had the flu or pneumonia. I have a consultation next Friday, where we go over the referral, before it's forwarded to the Long COVID Clinic.
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Wow, I’ve never heard of this guy before. On one hand, he calls masks “a sign of fear”. On the other hand, he brags about always carrying a gun. Does not compute.
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Wow, I’ve never heard of this guy before. On one hand, he calls masks “a sign of fear”. On the other hand, he brags about always carrying a gun. Does not compute.
that's different though, he's just exercising his God given right to protect himself and to step in when some brown people are about to attack some poor innocent police officers
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idk man I just saw this YouTube commercial and it says something to me that ad folks have decided violent rage lurking just under the surface of everyday citizens due to temporary limitations on leisure activities is super relatable in these times.
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If a picture speaks a thousand words, I don't even know where to begin.
Back in Denmark it's sixteen minutes into the new year: 2020. This shot's taken New Year's Eve 6.16 PM departing from La Guardia. The plane is circling Manhattan before the ascend to Toronto for the connect. Minutes after this photo, I feel my right ear clog up and my left just goes offline and as of today, twenty months later, the sensation in my left side of my head and ear has never fully recovered. The numbness in the left side of my face and ear varies, but It's just one of the symptoms I develop in the first days and weeks of 2020. Eleven hours later, I land in Copenhagen with a sore throat and fever. Five days later I pace my floor debating whether to go to sleep or call the emergency line. I can't easily breathe, my chest has stiffened and my belabored breath sounds like walking a sticky floor at McDonalds on a drunk weekend night. Like sneakers stepping on coagulated soda.
Since then I've gone through four physicians, one psychiatrist, one neurologist and finally met a doctor, who will refer me to the coveted and limited Danish Long COVID Clinic. I'm not even out of the woods yet, because they have to approve my application and so far I've been struggling to get taken seriously. I've got big red flag, avoidant personality disorder, which means, that the most predominant medical advice I've received the last year and half is: "Try not to worry so much, focus on something else." But the most important strike against me is my timeline. The first detected positive case of COVID-19 on US soil is January 15th. and my claim to fame is flying sick out of NYC December 31th. 2019.
This has been an unreal ride and a puzzle I've collected retrospectively, since I first joined you all in this thread. This is where I started connecting and suspecting, that these symptoms I still endure to this day, is from coming home from New York thinking I had the flu or pneumonia. I have a consultation next Friday, where we go over the referral, before it's forwarded to the Long COVID Clinic.
Holy **** dude.
I'm sorry to hear that you are dealing with persisting symptoms.
Can i ask what else you are currently dealing with aside from the head and ear?
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Thanks!
The worst is probably constant internal tremors. Which means it's difficult to relax, read, concentrate and fall asleep. When they are mild they are manegeble, when they are intense, I go lay in my bed and hope they will pass or I will fall asleep in an hour.
Decreased sensation in the left side of my head, fingertips and toes. It fluctuate from the tips and toes to from entire foot and hands, it's worst when I wake up.
Me left chest is irritated and so is my abdomen with gastrointestinal challenges. Sometimes it's almost unnoticeable, other times it's concerning or scary. Nothing shows up on labs or EKG.
One the symptoms, that luckily went away is, that I would lose the ability to focus with my eyes. It would usually pass in ten minutes, but the thought of losing your sight is pretty scary.
I have had blood shot eyes for twenty months, reddish on my upper cheeks and occasional red toes. I party never, but I look like I party hard!
I never lost my smell or taste.
I never got tested and one of those store bought anti-body prick-your-finger-pregnancy-type-test proved no anti-bodyes 6-7 months after my initial illness. Got vaccinated few months ago and my symptoms elevated shortly. This last Friday, I got blood drawn for a proper anti-body test and I'll know the results next week. One of the challenges I have is real and severe mental health problems and because I potentially got infect so early, everybody thinks I'm faking it and that's almost the worst. I can't or wont really talk with my family about it, because they get that "here we go again" look in their eyes.
Luckily I have an enormous appreciation for the many absurdities of life, which means my spirit are remarkably high.
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Sorry to hear you're going through this.Thanks!
The worst is probably constant internal tremors. Which means it's difficult to relax, read, concentrate and fall asleep. When they are mild they are manegeble, when they are intense, I go lay in my bed and hope they will pass or I will fall asleep in an hour.
Decreased sensation in the left side of my head, fingertips and toes. It fluctuate from the tips and toes to from entire foot and hands, it's worst when I wake up.
Me left chest is irritated and so is my abdomen with gastrointestinal challenges. Sometimes it's almost unnoticeable, other times it's concerning or scary. Nothing shows up on labs or EKG.
One the symptoms, that luckily went away is, that I would lose the ability to focus with my eyes. It would usually pass in ten minutes, but the thought of losing your sight is pretty scary.
I have had blood shot eyes for twenty months, reddish on my upper cheeks and occasional red toes. I party never, but I look like I party hard!
I never lost my smell or taste.
I never got tested and one of those store bought anti-body prick-your-finger-pregnancy-type-test proved no anti-bodyes 6-7 months after my initial illness. Got vaccinated few months ago and my symptoms elevated shortly. This last Friday, I got blood drawn for a proper anti-body test and I'll know the results next week. One of the challenges I have is real and severe mental health problems and because I potentially got infect so early, everybody thinks I'm faking it and that's almost the worst. I can't or wont really talk with my family about it, because they get that "here we go again" look in their eyes.
Luckily I have an enormous appreciation for the many absurdities of life, which means my spirit are remarkably high.
It would definitely be interesting if it was covid that triggered this, but there are also other viruses and illnesses that we don't understand well that may trigger similar neurological problems. And I'm not sure we know enough yet that it would significantly alter your treatment or prognosis. But I do think the specialists in the long covid clinic, especially if they have a neuro-focused division, will give you the best care regardless.
Have you had any brain imaging, lumbar puncture, or other tests like that done?
