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IRS officials started mulling the impact of COVID on mortality tables for pension plans. For life insurance policies, higher mortality rates make reserves higher & may make taxes lower. For pension plans & annuities, higher mortality rates may make reserves lower & taxes higher.
They even mention legs as being one of the most common areas along with the neck, which is something I see a lot of other patients on here mentioning. Head and face too.
“Adolescent lungs are still developing well into the teenage years, with critical growth phases occurring during the exact age range when many students experienced COVID infections.”
“Since the Covid-19 pandemic was declared in 2020, the world recorded 7.1 million deaths linked to the disease. But during that same period, sepsis caused around 11 million deaths globally each year.”
Sounds like a political identity or weird vague syndrome the same way dementia is just nothing new. 
NOT rare.
Where are these losers who don’t understand why the rest of us expect healthcare workers and LongCOVID researchers to a wear masks?
They said it. They also used skulls. 🤌🏼🔥
“Among those found to contain the toxins were Crest, Sensodyne, Tom’s of Maine, Dr Bronner’s, Davids, Dr Jen and others.”
Did something happen in 2020 that may have caused disability to surge in US adults? 
The link is from Russia so it’s being throttled. Here are two more screen shots translated. 
“He thought he’d be spared from Covid infection. Shortly after he recovered from infection in February 2023, he still felt he couldn’t breathe normally and was constantly short of breath. Emergency room doctors repeatedly sent him home, finding nothing.”
Stay tuned for evidence of water being wet. 
7% of the US population developing “nothing new” sure seems like something new, but I don’t make the rules. 
It’s a shame his providers are so unaware and his country has failed him as they’re all unmasked throughout his in person treatments. 
"However, if this goes on for a long time, there is less iron for red blood cells, so oxygen is transported less efficiently. The protective mechanism ends up becoming a problem."
“Accepting that COVID-19 commonly causes damage to our brains, often the frontal lobes, but not accepting that it can cause personality changes would almost be an indication that some of us have already lost the ability to think critically.” From 2024. 
Data since 2020. Data since the Pandemic started. 
Nothing new really. Growing undiagnosed tumors that push your eyeball out of your face, requiring immunotherapy and eyeball removal, is just a new name for an old condition.