#LongCOVIDPhysio is an international peer support, education and advocacy, patient-led association of Physiotherapists living with #LongCOVID & allies
Sep 16 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Difficult watching Dr Lisa Ritchie (IPC) @covidinquiryuk today.
We advise a trigger warning ⚠️ for this post & if you plan on watching it later.
#COVIDInquiry #LongCOVID #LongCOVIDAHPs #COVIDIsAirborne #AGPs #COVIDIsNotOver #CleanAir #LongCOVIDGroups #LongCOVIDKids #PPE #IPC
Dr Ritchie agreed when asked
"What was known about #COVID was informed by #SARS (referring to SARS-Cov-1)"
The final episode of the #LongCOVID Video Series is now live 🎥🤩🎬🍿
#Exercise
See the video, audio only, transcript, details for translated closed captions, the team involved, and how to access the full video series, by clicking 👇
This 5th instalment of the Long COVID Video Series, in partnership with @fisiocamera, has been co-produced with people living with Long COVID, sharing their stories
longcovid.physio/long-covid-vid…
Thank you to the participants of Somerset #LongCOVID peer support group, who shared their stories of how Long COVID impacts their day-to-day lives, and Physiotherapist Liz Truman @NHSSomerset who supports the group.
What role does your identity have in your care? @DrMarciaPT - if I wasn’t a PT in the system, I wouldn’t have understood how I was being seen and treated in the medical community.
@chiluvs1 I had to speak up for all those out there who didn’t have the ability to do so. What would happen if I stay quiet? Something I’m saying will create change for somebody.
Sep 9, 2022 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
What does disability mean to you? @haziethompson - 1) The physical things that affect your ability and autonomy. 2) There’s the bigger scope used to exclude people from public life, a diminished capacity makes you unable to participate in society.
@chiluvs1 Disability means restricted access. Becoming a teacher gave access to healthcare, government, politics. I was accepted as a Black Woman. Then I learned as a disabled woman I had restricted access. Doctors restricted my care as a Black and disabled woman.
Sep 9, 2022 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
According to @CenterRes, pacing is doing as much activity as possible without causing an increase in symptom.
Per @sunsopeningband it involves staying within an envelope of one’s ability. It’s a balance of resting with managing day-to-day activities. Much of society isn’t setup for pacing, however.
Sep 8, 2022 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
Tomorrow! We begin the Long COVID Physiotherapy International Forum #LCPForum! Before we get started in 1 day, we want to thank 🌟EVERYBODY🌟 supporting, involved and working behind the scenes. Thank you 🙏🏻 #LongCOVID#FBLC#GlobalPT
We also want to wish everybody a fantastic #worldPTday today, which on this day last year @WorldPhysio1951 provided #LongCOVID resources available in over 60 different languages longcovid.physio/quick-access
New #LongCOVIDPhysio video series released today on “what are common #LongCOVID symptoms?” … part 1 👇 (and part two in the thread 🧵 below)
“what are common #LongCOVID symptoms?” … part 2
Oct 25, 2021 • 15 tweets • 9 min read
#LongCOVID has long told the story of the vascular nature of #COVID (thank you Lauren for your incredible art) [all images described in tweet or AltText] #LongCOVID#LongHaulers have talked of the vascular effects of #COVID since Spring 2020, when many felt first-hand the multi-system viral effects
Sep 8, 2021 • 10 tweets • 8 min read
#WorldPTDay is amazingly busy on social media today, showing how much our #GlobalPT community cares about the needs of ppl living with & affected by #LongCOVID … so here’s a SUPER 🧵 of threads 1/n
What is #LongCOVID in over 50 different languages #WorldPTDay 2/n