Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "Mount Sinai launches post-Covid care center for long-haulers" video.

  1. Don't hold your breath, waiting for a 50th booster. On second thought, do. You shan't be missed.
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  2. hauler, not holler And long haulers aren't contagious.
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  3.  @rojodiver3344  The disease doesn't discriminate based on politics, but it does cause much more damage to the unvaccinated. So when idiots try to 'own the libs' by remaining at risk, unvaccinated, a selective bias does arise.
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  4. I contracted Covid-19 February 3, 2020. It took 5 months to regain my sense of smell. A year later I still had brain fog, like I had experienced during chemo. When I was finally able to get vaccinated, April 2021, the brain fog cleared up. But, I still have a cough left from the syncytia caused lung damage, but it's improving. I'm assuming, as a medical professional, you've been vaccinated and boosted. If not, try it. It might clear the brain fog.
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  5. Then why did many experience it long before vaccines were available? Data has shown, those who are capable of mounting an immune response, to the vaccine, do not develop long Covid.
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  6. 3 != 1 no matter how hard you try to make it so
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  7. The US has done a lot of research, but nobody, in any country, knew about long Covid, until physicians around the world, noticed many people we still experiencing symptoms. The first data on this came, not from the UK, but United Healthcare, in the US. They noticed that 11% of people, who had to take any time off (even a day) because the were sick with Covid, were still too debilitated to return to work, six months later.
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  8. How can it return, when it has not yet left?
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  9. This is not chronic fatigue, although fatigue can be a small part of it.
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  10. Bull. You always stiffed your server. This is just a pathetic attempt to excuse being a cheapskate.
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  11. The number of organs affected, by this virus, is unusual. Nobody has figured out why the brain is affected, even though the virus never grows in it. There are a few hypotheses as to why, but no answers. Scientists are still trying to discover why pancreas signaling is affected, they don't know why, but having had a Covid infection doubles your chance of diabetes, even in healthy weight youths.
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