“Individuals who are infected with COVID have many fewer T-cells,” said Katzenback. “That’s a problem for us because T-cells are a really important part of our immune system that helps defend us against infection.”
“Many people who have had COVID brush it off, saying it was no worse than a bad case of the flu. What they don’t know is that they are more vulnerable to secondary infections that may cause them to seek help at a hospital emergency ward.”
FYI: UK schools have no mitigations for Covid.
Kids are repeatedly exposed to Covid with no tests, no ventilation & no isolation period to stop spread.
Most UK kids are unvaccinated.
At my kids’ school, average infections are 2-3x - so far - for those who are still testing.
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My friend has a blister like rash on her face & chest, blisters in her mouth, painful swollen glands, sore throat & headache. She called 111 who have told her to go to a Boots pharmacy in a busy shopping centre this morning!
Shall I tell her to go to A&E?! At least a hospital would be better equipped to deal with it than an unsuspecting pharmacy…
She was afraid that people would turn up in hazmat suits to take her away! 🙈 But no, just pop to Boots and open wide to show the pharmacist the potential monkeypox blisters in your mouth…! Then no doubt be gaslighted about it being a “gay disease”! 🤯😡
With overwhelming evidence of the impact of #Covid in children, why does the #media still refuse to acknowledge it? Censored by the government? Or scared of being unpopular with #COVID19 deniers? Why is the UK ignoring dead & sick kids? It’s weird, right?! #LongCovidKids#schools
“Children are getting ill. Some, tragically, are dying. Many are winding up in hospital. Ask a friend to guess how many kids are hospitalised with Covid each month in the UK. They will gasp at the answer: over a thousand.”