Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "US, Mass disabling event" video.

  1. A very intelligent doctor I once knew told me that stress does not "kill" in the way we usually think -- if it did, no one in a war zone would be alive for long. But stress makes every illness worse. I know that in the US, the fearmongering and hate-spreading has affected us all. The generalized stress is off the charts.
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  2. So sorry! For whatever it may be worth, back when we were in our teens and twenties, everyone I know who developed any serious viral disease -- mononucleosis, hepatitis A, meningitis, pneumonia -- took a full year to feel like themselves, meaning, as if they had never been sick at all. We were young people, and we weren't suffering from a novel virus. Then remember all the people who developed chronic fatigue after a viral illness? I was one, and we were in such despair -- even though it had happened to several of us at the same time. Well, it resolved, for nearly everyone, within a year. I realize we were lucky and that there is no guarantee that will be the case for everyone, but remember, we were told we'd never feel like ourselves again. Within in year, nearly everyone did; within two, everyone was clearly much better. Take good care of yourself! Walk in parks and forests.
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  3.  @ghwk-phd2784  There were no vaccines available during her first year of long COVID. The original strain was worse than what is going around now. If the protein in the vaccine, which matches the original virus, is worse than the current Omicron wave, I would not be shocked. If five inoculations in 22 months is too many, that would be no surprise, either. The truth is, (a) we don't know, and (b) there is no money in finding out. I've opted not to take it, but I know I may be wrong.
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  4.  @SlickBlackCadillac  Yes, of course. But we were told vaccination would prevent it. One more fabrication.
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  5.  @BrianMillsSkills  thank you
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