Woman, 22, put in coma after contracting Covid-19 learns to walk and talk again

[MissCroft]

Did they suggest any cause for those frightening symptoms?

I had flu like symptoms with difficulty breathing a couple of times last fall, but I shrugged it off as due to allergies. I had the same thing once before pre COVID. So I assumed it wasn't COVID. Both times, I was wheezy, low functioning - as in "could not walk to the corner store without gasping and needing to rest" - and very short of breath for a day or so each time.

I was diagnosed with hyponatremia. (very low salt) and a B1 (thiamin) deficiency. It's very probable that was what caused my symptoms but I think I had low salt and B1 because I was having trouble eating. (My doctor agrees). I just really didn't feel well after my second shot.

They were thinking about putting me on oxygen but decided that I was breathing fine on my own. My problem seemed to be more neurological.

 

[poker]

Correct the virus.

Covid 19 has created some weird consequences.

At the beginning the lost of taste and smell did puzzled everyone but they found out quickly why.

Then they saw many case of blood clot (yes yes before the vax). That has not really been solved yet.

Then heart lesion. They found that covid, even non severe case, cause heart lesion that can take a few weeks to heal.

And now these cases where patient loose their mobility. Walk, talk... I haven't read anything on that yet I just saw that it affect some after their covid battle.

Wait until the Insurance industry starts using the data to negate claims on Life and Mortgage Ins policies…

“Well yes, he did have the Ins when he died, but he had Covid 19, 15 years ago, and took the XYZ Vaccine which we believe increased his risk of heart attack by 48.2%, therefore, he did not meet the qualifications for this policy. Sorry for your loss”.

 

[mandrill]

Long Covid: why do some people have symptoms months after infection?

Researchers say more than 100m suffer ill effects for at least 12 weeks

www.ft.com

 

[K Douglas]

I ran into a neighbour I see from time to time back in the spring. He got COVID (Delta) and was in the hospital for a while. He now gets around with the use of a walker and due to his long-COVID and he's had his driver's license taken away. Poor guy, he's not sure if he'll get it back. He's in his mid 70s and needs his car to take his wife to appointments, buy groceries etc. Another friend who's in his 50s, healthy as can be, got blood clots in both lungs from Delta. Doctor said he's lucky he got to Emerge when he did, could've died. These aren't rare cases, thousands have long-term issues.

These are the types of things the anti-vaxxers overlook. They only repeat the same crap. It's only the elderly and those with comorbidities that are affected. You have a 99.999999% chance of surviving COVID, bla bla bla...

Many people also got blood clots in their lungs as a result of taking the 'vaccine'. Sadly some of them died as a result. No recourse from the the pharma companies or the government.
I posted the data for survival rates by age in Canada. Here it is again (as of Dec 10, 2021)

	Cases	Hospitalizations	Hosp. Rate	Critcal	ICU Rate	Deaths	Death Rate	Survival Rate
<19	392,636​	2,028​	0.52%​	250​	0.06%​	19​	0.005%​	99.995%​
20-29	337,617​	4,211​	1.25%​	555​	0.16%​	86​	0.025%​	99.975%​
30-39	302,160​	7,180​	2.38%​	1,225​	0.41%​	217​	0.072%​	99.928%​
40-49	261,328​	9,049​	3.46%​	1,971​	0.75%​	472​	0.181%​	99.819%​
50-59	221,679​	13,845​	6.25%​	3,662​	1.65%​	1,292​	0.583%​	99.417%​
60-69	139,705​	16,630​	11.90%​	4,736​	3.39%​	3,101​	2.220%​	97.780%​
70-79	73,149​	17,643​	24.12%​	3,972​	5.43%​	6,203​	8.480%​	91.520%​
80+	79,893​	22,789​	28.52%​	1,755​	2.20%​	18,288​	22.891%​	77.109%​
All	1,808,167​	93,375​	5.16%​	18,126​	1.00%​	29,678​	1.64%​	98.36%​