@iconawrites Disneyland Paris is unrefined and lacking in every way in comparison to Disney in the states.
It's like going to the eiffel tower in Vegas and wondering why anyone would want to visit Paris.
The choice to be able to walk outside ur house without wearing a respirator.
Some of us can't afford to catch covid even once, let alone multiple times.
It must be nice to be able to afford to miss so much work and have ppl to fall back on to take care of things when ur sick.
Since I started my podcast and admitted I'm a physician with #longCOVID, I've received many emails from healthcare workers sharing their own battle with the disease.
Like me, many have lost their career. Almost all feel alone and abandoned. #MedTwitter
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Remember how they lied to you that you were deconditioned because of lockdown, and then we studied elite athletes before and after covid infection and it was covid infections that dramatically affected their fitness level?
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When I had glandular fever (a virus) in 2018, the doctors specifically told me to take it EASY or I risked longterm damage and chronic ME. Let yourself rest. The fact people have convinced themselves covid is just "a cold" means they can't be sensible about this.
@kasza_leslie@PrognosticChats Genetic roll of the dice. One person might be able to withstand 20 infections before a bad health outcome occurs, while another might get disabled or killed by their 1st. There's no way of predicting exact outcomes, but no one can do this indefinitely. Everyone has a number.
"COVID infections are adding insult to injury."
Why heart attacks are rising in young adults. Important to see the National Geographic to mention the cardiovascular impacts of Covid, which are now documented in thousands of scientific publications
#LongCovid
A new study out of Germany found that nearly 40% of elite athletes across several sports had reduced performance lasting >4 months after acute COVID-19. This was despite the majority having mild acute infections and none of the athletes having pre-existing health conditions.