A large analysis published Wednesday in the journal Pediatrics underscores the toll long Covid can take on children, in some cases leading to neurological, gastrointestinal, cardiovascular and behavioral symptoms in the months after an acute infection.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention puts the prevalence of long Covid closer to 1 percent of children who have had Covid. (The estimate in adults is 7 percent.)
Not once did NY Times use the word “vaccine” in their article, but they asked “What does long Covid look like in kids?” and proceeded describing the symptoms that have been many times explained through the corresponding clinical studies, which I have recently mentioned:
The indecent exposure of the abject lack of scientific ethics is on full display in the latest presstitudes-tooted study. NBC News reports that “Long Covid explanation in new study possibly paves way for tests and treatments”: Scientists have identified a persistent change in a handful of blood proteins in people with long Covid that indicates that an im…
It seems like today the bottom fell out of the Long Covid news repository, and now Long Covid accounts for just about anything, maybe with the exception of Iceland volcanos. Should’ve taken that Covid jab when first offered! To wit: “Getting Vaccinated May Be Your Best Protection from Long COVID
To no avail! The esteemed journal “Pediatrics” remains baffled in its state-of-the-art review “Postacute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 in Children” from 2024.02.07. The best they could come up with was this picture of affected systems and organs:
Persistent Symptoms and Complications of COVID-19 Infection
PASC comprises a heterogeneous collection of symptoms and conditions that can affect any organ system. Conditions and symptoms that have been reported in children are summarized in Fig 2. A summary of some of the more common presentations is outlined below.
Organ system involvement of PASC in children. Legend: The figure outlines symptoms and conditions, grouped by body system, which have been associated with the PASC. Some symptoms may be transient and rare in children, and a description of more common manifestations is provided in the main text.
And this “conceptual model” of Long Covid in children (I kid you not!):
Conceptual model of the PASC. Legend: The NIH defines the PASC as symptoms or conditions which may reflect exacerbation of underlying conditions, persistent symptoms of acute infection, or may be new symptoms or conditions arising de novo, distinct from the acute SARS-CoV-2 infection period.
Not a word about the persistent S spike-caused microclots and inflammation throughout the body, as if no corresponding lab tests ever existed. Somehow the medical science is all of a sudden thrown back to ancient Greek times in its toolset and knowledge base???
Squinting hard not to see the elephant in the room, aren’t we?
OK so some poor soul somewhere on this planet did not get jabbed, got covid and ended up with long covid. I can believe that. And yeah, shedding is a thing. But all the people I've ever heard of who have problems, all of them, every single last one of them, has had anywhere from 3 - 5 jabs. All the people I know who didn't take the jabs, they all got covid, and they're all fine.
It seems a few people who know perfectly well that their injuries are from the jabs have figured out that they're more likely to get some real help if they're willing to call what they have "long covid." If that's what it takes to get help when help is so hard to come by, well, so be it. But for society as a whole, this attempting to hide the jab injuries is idiotic.
OK so some poor soul somewhere on this planet did not get jabbed, got covid and ended up with long covid. I can believe that. And yeah, shedding is a thing. But all the people I've ever heard of who have problems, all of them, every single last one of them, has had anywhere from 3 - 5 jabs. All the people I know who didn't take the jabs, they all got covid, and they're all fine.
It seems a few people who know perfectly well that their injuries are from the jabs have figured out that they're more likely to get some real help if they're willing to call what they have "long covid." If that's what it takes to get help when help is so hard to come by, well, so be it. But for society as a whole, this attempting to hide the jab injuries is idiotic.
Was on a dive trip the other day --- husband (doctor) wife (ICU nurse) telling me that the ICUs in Alberta are 'overwhelmed' with flu patients...
Me - wow - it sounds like there is something wrong with people's immune systems
Nurse - yes could be -- we just had a wave of Covid before these severe flu cases flooded in so maybe that damaged their immune systems.