The LATIMES running a story on how symptoms with the latest are...
“throat feels like RAZOR BLADES”
“I have so much phlegm, but it hurts so bad to cough because my throat is on literal FIRE!!” (4th time)
“uncontrollable body-shaking chills
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“throat feels like RAZOR BLADES”
“I have so much phlegm, but it hurts so bad to cough because my throat is on literal FIRE!!” (4th time)
“uncontrollable body-shaking chills
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so bad I couldn’t feel most of
my fingertips.”
“intense with fevers, cough, head pressure and pain. It’s attacking my throat and ability to swallow.”
“I’ve had C0VID a few times but this is the worst I’ve had it,”
“terrible sinus pressure and headache ... and I
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my fingertips.”
“intense with fevers, cough, head pressure and pain. It’s attacking my throat and ability to swallow.”
“I’ve had C0VID a few times but this is the worst I’ve had it,”
“terrible sinus pressure and headache ... and I
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can’t stand up for too long without feeling like I’m about to pass out.”
“Previously C0VID just felt like the common cold, but this strain is [wreaking] havoc,” the person wrote. “I don’t like to complain like this, but I’m shocked at how much it’s taking me out.”
“Previously C0VID just felt like the common cold, but this strain is [wreaking] havoc,” the person wrote. “I don’t like to complain like this, but I’m shocked at how much it’s taking me out.”
“intense with fevers, cough, head pressure and pain. It’s attacking my throat and ability to swallow.”
Thank you @ronlin for taking the time to lay out that drumbeat. Truly, thank you!
And thank you, @PCH_SF, for pointing out "Each time you get COVID, he said, is
Thank you @ronlin for taking the time to lay out that drumbeat. Truly, thank you!
And thank you, @PCH_SF, for pointing out "Each time you get COVID, he said, is
“kind of like playing COVID roulette.”
Thank you both, very much!
Seeing someone lay out that Covid can be "up to the point of going into the hospital" miserable? So helpful from a public health perspective.
(The CDC should be doing that messaging.)
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Thank you both, very much!
Seeing someone lay out that Covid can be "up to the point of going into the hospital" miserable? So helpful from a public health perspective.
(The CDC should be doing that messaging.)
/continued
I do have to ask a favor in the future? Since asymptomatic transmission makes up 58% of transmission, and respirators/N95s work better than masks?
And mentioning masks at the very end of the article will not reach as many people?
Can you mention respirators at the very top?
And mentioning masks at the very end of the article will not reach as many people?
Can you mention respirators at the very top?
If you are completely on board with respirators for the public?
You can ignore the rest of this thread - and thank you again.
If not, please read on.
You can ignore the rest of this thread - and thank you again.
If not, please read on.
The single most efficacious way to avoid Covid is to wear a respirator.
Whether a doctor or a member of the public. I wrote this thread for a Murdoch/Koch think-tank that is trying to ban all masks - it should convince you.
If not, I have more
Whether a doctor or a member of the public. I wrote this thread for a Murdoch/Koch think-tank that is trying to ban all masks - it should convince you.
If not, I have more
https://x.com/LazarusLong13/status/1806820663778267541?t=8TpKr299acMEkzI6pfA0DA&s=19
studies, and my DMs are open. I can easily make the case for masking.
I am a true NoVid - part of a community that has figured out how to stay uninfected. Even if C0Vid comes home with a family member. Staying uninfected in the home would seem to be
I am a true NoVid - part of a community that has figured out how to stay uninfected. Even if C0Vid comes home with a family member. Staying uninfected in the home would seem to be
https://x.com/LazarusLong13/status/1485736630929395716?t=LrDC4rVmyfwvX732aUifVQ&s=19
be impossible. It's not. Just need to take airborne infection protocols and twist them to be practical, cheap, easy - and universal.
And those protocols start with respirators.
Thank you again!
And those protocols start with respirators.
Thank you again!
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