A top Australian doctor and former Covid vaccine advocate warns of the risks of the shots
Both she and her wife, Jackie Strickler-Phelps, suffered severe and long-term injuries following Pfizer jabs, Phelps wrote in her submission. Her wife continues to suffer “nerve pains, altered sense of smell, visual disturbance and musculoskeletal inflammation” 18 months after her first Pfizer shot, Phelps wrote. She personally has suffered a racing heart, fevers, shortness of breath, and “blood pressure fluctuations.”
Both she and her wife, Jackie Strickler-Phelps, suffered severe and long-term injuries following Pfizer jabs, Phelps wrote in her submission. Her wife continues to suffer “nerve pains, altered sense of smell, visual disturbance and musculoskeletal inflammation” 18 months after her first Pfizer shot, Phelps wrote. She personally has suffered a racing heart, fevers, shortness of breath, and “blood pressure fluctuations.”
There is no such thing as long covid. As several studies have proven the only link to prolonged covid illness is that these "long Covid" sufferers have a nearly perfect correlation to having a history of medication-worthy mental illness.
Long Covid is nothing but a malady created by hypochondriacs and those with severe anxiety
yeah chuck it's pretty easy to pull the medical records of these "long covid" pussies and see the SSRI prescriptions all over their history. Pretty simple study that's been confirmed several times from schools including Harvard and U of Arizona
good luck with your long covid ya twink. don't forget to get your booster. lol
ah yes, the party of science...
“We were surprised by how strongly psychological distress before a COVID-19 infection was associated with an increased risk of long COVID,” said Siwen Wang, a researcher in the Department of Nutrition at Harvard Chan School who led the study. “Distress was more strongly associated with developing long COVID than physical health risk factors such as obesity, asthma, and hypertension.”
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Depression and other mental illnesses have been strongly associated with greater risk of more severe COVID-19 including the risk of hospitalization, and a major risk factor for long COVID
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After analyzing the responses and comparing those who developed long COVID to those who did not, the researchers determined that distress before COVID-19 infection, including depression, anxiety, worry, perceived stress, and loneliness was associated with a 33 - 46 percent increased risk of long COVID and more than a 50 percent greater risk of daily life impairment due to long COVID.
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U of Colorado = “The reality is that depression is very common, and a lot of people with long COVID have a history of depression. There could be an underlying personality disorder or major depressive disorder that could be informing the cognitive symptoms from COVID or making them worse"
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An interesting study that I encourage you to read – “Associations of Depression, Anxiety, Worry, Perceived Stress, and Loneliness Prior to Infection With Risk of Post–COVID-19 Conditions” – was published in JAMA Psychiatry in September. The study used data from three studies: “Nurses’ Health Study II, Nurses’ Health Study 3, and the Growing Up Today Study” and included 54,960 participants.
While there were limitations to the study, including being largely white and female, the findings have relevance for our work in psychiatry and behavioral medicine. The main observation of this study was that the risk of developing long-COVID was positively correlated with preexisting mental illness.
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“We were surprised by how strongly psychological distress before a COVID-19 infection was associated with an increased risk of long COVID,” said Siwen Wang, a researcher in the Department of Nutrition at Harvard Chan School who led the study. “Distress was more strongly associated with developing long COVID than physical health risk factors such as obesity, asthma, and hypertension.”
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Depression and other mental illnesses have been strongly associated with greater risk of more severe COVID-19 including the risk of hospitalization, and a major risk factor for long COVID
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After analyzing the responses and comparing those who developed long COVID to those who did not, the researchers determined that distress before COVID-19 infection, including depression, anxiety, worry, perceived stress, and loneliness was associated with a 33 - 46 percent increased risk of long COVID and more than a 50 percent greater risk of daily life impairment due to long COVID.
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U of Colorado = “The reality is that depression is very common, and a lot of people with long COVID have a history of depression. There could be an underlying personality disorder or major depressive disorder that could be informing the cognitive symptoms from COVID or making them worse"
_____________________________________
An interesting study that I encourage you to read – “Associations of Depression, Anxiety, Worry, Perceived Stress, and Loneliness Prior to Infection With Risk of Post–COVID-19 Conditions” – was published in JAMA Psychiatry in September. The study used data from three studies: “Nurses’ Health Study II, Nurses’ Health Study 3, and the Growing Up Today Study” and included 54,960 participants.
While there were limitations to the study, including being largely white and female, the findings have relevance for our work in psychiatry and behavioral medicine. The main observation of this study was that the risk of developing long-COVID was positively correlated with preexisting mental illness.
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New research shows that your susceptibility to long COVID may be at least partly based on how healthy your mind is. Your chances of developing long COVID may be associated with your psychological state, according to new research. In a September 2022 study published in JAMA Psychiatry, researchers analyzed 3,193 participants who had reported COVID-19 infection and found that depression, anxiety, perceived stress, loneliness, and worry about COVID-19 were associated with a 1.3- to 1.5-fold increased risk of self-reported post–COVID-19 conditions
Charlie took the jab but is too embarrassed to say so.
Look, I get it. Lots of people fell for this psyop, including many I care and am worried about. There's no shame in that. These evil demons preyed on the goodness of people who took them at their word and trusted them. No punishment is too harsh for these scumbags!
I don't chastise decent people who fell for the propaganda.
But when someone doubles and triples and quadruples down on Stupid, showing no contrition in the face of overwhelming facts, gaslighting and trolling with idiotic Aspirin comparisons and such...yeah, you better believe we're gonna hit back!
The bottom line is, we just know better because we don't watch the failing Fake News.
Look, I get it. Lots of people fell for this psyop, including many I care and am worried about. There's no shame in that. These evil demons preyed on the goodness of people who took them at their word and trusted them. No punishment is too harsh for these scumbags!
I don't chastise decent people who fell for the propaganda.
But when someone doubles and triples and quadruples down on Stupid, showing no contrition in the face of overwhelming facts, gaslighting and trolling with idiotic Aspirin comparisons and such...yeah, you better believe we're gonna hit back!
The bottom line is, we just know better because we don't watch the failing Fake News.
