Saw this article earlier about long COVID and people trying to bring awareness to it. I thought it died out years ago as COVID fell off the air.
Who reckons it's just laziness combined with psychosomatics?
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My sister is vaxxed to the max and has had covid twice since she got boosted. She also has shingles, heart problems, and is probably going to have to get a hysterectomy. Now they might be due to other issues. But all this shit has hit her in the past 6 months. I am noticing a connection.
It's awful what these vaxxes do to people. While most vaxxed people that I know are fine, I've had relatives that developed MS, autoimmune hepatitis, muscle spasms, and other serious complications. One relative even died within 72 hours of getting the shot.
The autoimmune stuff is wild. My dad was diagnosed with MS about 20 years ago. He got the first one of the coof shots then got the kungflu. he didn't get the second shot or any boosters. After he recovered from covid a lot of his ms symptoms were reduced. He also likes cilantro and all things pickled now and he used to hate them before. Covid, the vaxxer, or getting box rewrote parts of his system.
The cilantro and pickled stuff makes sense, because COVID can mess with you sense of taste and smell. While I had COVID, I couldn't taste sweet things for a little while. One my friends had COVID, and for two months everything tasted terrible to him.