Vaxed, Boosted, and Chronically Ill?

A public opinion poll.

As Igor Chudov wrote all the way back in Apr. 2022, “AIDS-Like "Chronic Covid" is Taking Over Europe, Australia and NZ”:

AIDS-Like "Chronic Covid" is Taking Over Europe, Australia and NZ

Of course, that was the back end of the Omicron wave - the unusually high infection rates among the “vaccinated” were all around the world, with seemingly no end in sight. Yet, in July 2023, we are told that Covid levels are surprisingly low, e.g. “COVID-19 levels low in Canada’s wastewater” (The Free Press, 2023.07.12):

So, two questions:

• Where did Covid go?

• Are people healthier now, in 2023, despite of the destruction of immune systems by Covid, as Igor’s analysis suggested at the time?

As you can see from a graph above, July was always low on Covid, even in July 2021, purportedly in the midst of the worst pandemic in human history. So, seasons do matter. Which means, Covid might have gone underground, only to return when the conditions are right, as does seasonal flu. More interestingly, the CDC reports a reversal in the 6-month trend of Covid declines, albeit exceedingly small and uncertain at this point:

The red circle above added by me, for July 12th reversal that is very hard to spot as of yet. As well, the current level of Covid in the graph above, after the 6 month of declines, is still conspicuously high, if we are ever to trust CDC numbers again.

On the second point, probably no, people seem not to be healthier today. For one, lots of blame goes to Long Covid — the catch-all term for both post-jab and post-infection malaise. “'Pandemic within the pandemic': Long COVID affects a third of COVID-19 survivors, study says” (Daily Herald, 2023.07.13):

In May, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 public health emergency over. But thousands of patients diagnosed with long COVID still suffer lingering neurological, pulmonary and cardiac effects, according to a study by the Northwestern Medicine Comprehensive COVID-19 Center published in the American Journal of Medicine. The third-leading neurological disorder in the United States, long COVID is characterized by shortness of breath, palpitations, brain fog, fatigue and other symptoms. Described as "the pandemic within the pandemic," long COVID affects about one-third of COVID-19 survivors and continues despite vaccinations and boosters.

“Shortness of breath, palpitations, brain fog, fatigue and other symptoms” aside, something else is happening as well, namely, frequently recurring respiratory infections that seem to get worse. Not Covid — just endless colds, sniffles, and pneumonias. I have some evidence of that from Canada (in July!) where multiple JABBING co-workers and friends of the friends seem to be permanently ill with respiratory issues, and not with Covid. And a reader from NZ also shares his observations of the same happening right now to a large number of JABBING people (which would be more normal as it’s winter over there as we write). Yet, I am having hard time finding any news articles concerning this concerning new development among the jabbing (pun intended). Or should the politically correcter term be “people experiencing jabbing” (PEJs for short, pronounced “pegs”), like those that regularly get Covid boosters as recommended by their friendly health and government authorities?

Some corroboration: “Australia’s flu season is hitting kids the hardest. What does this mean for Canada?” (Globalnews, 20223.07.18).

So, finally to the point of this post.

Do you, dear Reader, have any evidence of heightened frequency of the respiratory malaise among the people around you, and what their vaccination status/jab affiliation might be?

I am looking forward to your input in the comments section so we can take a snapshot of the situation in July 2023.

Thanks in advance!