@BrodinPetter My son is 15. Barely missed a day of school until this year. He got Covid in January. He attended just 3 days and has failed more than half his subjects - he'd never failed before.
His doctor diagnosed him with #Longcovid, the children's clinic refused to even accept him.
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His doctor diagnosed him with #Longcovid, the children's clinic refused to even accept him.
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@BrodinPetter Saying they couldn't help him. She tried the adult respiratory clinic. Too you, they wouldn't accept him. She resent a referral to the children's clinic, but *didn't* mention long covid. 6 weeks ago they acknowledged they'd received the request. Nothing since.
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@BrodinPetter He was infected by a presymptomatic 10 yr old boy.
This reality happened despite us being assured that children don't transmit, children don't get sick, asymptomatic transmission is rare.
Reality says otherwise.
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This reality happened despite us being assured that children don't transmit, children don't get sick, asymptomatic transmission is rare.
Reality says otherwise.
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@BrodinPetter The Swedish media - and many doctors - pushes the narrative this is "psychosocial", completely contrary to the scientific evidence. Longcovid sufferers are not just essentially ignored, they are marginalised and demeaned.
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@BrodinPetter And this group includes thousands of children, likely tens of thousands.
In addition, thousands of children lost parents, thousands more lost beloved grandparents, aunts, and uncles.
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In addition, thousands of children lost parents, thousands more lost beloved grandparents, aunts, and uncles.
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@BrodinPetter What's the effect of this? What about the children who infected their parents, their grandparents?
Have you assessed the effect of this on children's wellbeing?
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Have you assessed the effect of this on children's wellbeing?
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@BrodinPetter How about the many thousands of kids, like my kids, who had to suffer the stress and concern of their father being in hospital with Covid - a place where, in January, 1 in 7 died, and more again die within 60 days.
Have you assessed the effect of this on children's wellbeing?
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Have you assessed the effect of this on children's wellbeing?
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@BrodinPetter Is this what you are grateful for? This "concern" for the wellbeing of children?
No concern if children are infected.
No concern if children get long-covid.
No concern if children fail school due to illness.
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No concern if children are infected.
No concern if children get long-covid.
No concern if children fail school due to illness.
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@BrodinPetter No concern if children transmit and cause others to fall ill, or even die.
No concern over the loss of loved ones.
How exactly do you define "overall wellbeing", Petter?
Tell us, exactly what it is your grateful for, and how it's been assessed.
Show me the damn data.
No concern over the loss of loved ones.
How exactly do you define "overall wellbeing", Petter?
Tell us, exactly what it is your grateful for, and how it's been assessed.
Show me the damn data.
@BrodinPetter too you = too young
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