I got it at the start of the year and still dealing with some complications as a result. The long-term effects of Covid on the body is rough
I got it December 2020 and got over it in about 48 hours. Only had severe body aches and a splitting headache with a low grade fever. It’s crazy how it effects everyone differently
My immune system simply does not vibe and did not have a good time with Covid. My wife got it around the same time and recovered in like 5 days with only a few days of additional recovery. I took like a week and a half and I am still still having issues with everything.
The guy who gave it to me was according to him the sickest he’s ever been in his 42 years of living and it took him 3 weeks to kick it. He lost 20lbs from sweating so much. He texted me a week after giving it to me and couldn’t believe I was already fine when he still had a fever and felt like death. Hopefully you get back to baseline soon
I am glad he was able to kick it! But yeah, Covid is no joke when it actually fucks someone up.
Fooled how exactly? People are getting sick and people are dying. In that case, why does it matter that the "goberment" that did it? The only ones that seem to be getting fooled, are the masterminds that are hollowing themselves out with ivermectin.
To what end? To slow down the whole economy?
You are right. Who needs medicine? Let's just spread all the diseases.
It was made in a lab, but it is not actually a big deal, guys.
Is every government on to this ruse or is everyone else wasting time scrambling to lessen the damage of this "not a big deal" virus?
If this misinformation wasn't harmful, it would be funny.
Do you have any sources comparing the death rate by age group and vaccination status?
Thousands are dying from heart-related conditions in the non-vaccinated population too, there's literally no difference between the two for this. If anything, the proportion in vaccinated people seems a bit lower than the general population, even.
Yes
There's literally no reason to watch that, it's a garbage site and it's not worth wasting time onSo did you even watch it
Confirmation bias runs strong on both sides of the aisle. There is no point in asking for a source if you are willing to resort to ad hominems to dismiss information you do not like. Do you do it because you've learned to validate yourself by being a labrat? Not everyone desires to be that degenerate.
Unless a video actually is documenting evidence visually, it will have to be citing sources that can be checked and verified. If you want some credibility, go past the video and throw down some sources. Nobody wants to watch "the other side" grandstand about something when you can just skip the presenter and get to the resources yourself. Oh, but that video has garbage sources that are repeatedly disproved? How sad.
