I still get issues 16 months after infection, I get a good run for a few weeks then it comes on again....usually if it's been a busy week at work. My gym life and drinking social life with my friends are all but over.
For those posting here about your struggles with long covid we are going to assume that you were fully vax'd and boosted, unless you indicate otherwise!
@@Smooshes786 Over the past 3 years I've had two major open surgeries with about 15x follow up appointments, multiple dental cleanings/exams, an endoscopy, two ER visits, several physical therapy sessions, etc where I met with no less than 65 different med staffers. (All of these injuries/issues have nothing to do with "covid" and are from years prior) Not one has asked "How are you doing so well with zero covid vaccines!?". Seems like that should be the hot question for medical people to be asking today, but nope!
@@safeeffective385 in Canada, they ask. That must be a social flaw that’s allowed where you are. So odd because it truly doesn’t matter who got it or not- both Covid and the vaccine made issues- we need to get past all the social arguing and look at each person and what’s happening to them now.
I meant to ask, “do you have a personal connection to TBI? Like an Immediate Family Member, a Cousin, or your Best Friend from College ended up with a TBI?”
Could you still have symptoms after 2 years I have brain fog cognitive decline dizziness and fatigue
Yes, I have it for almost 2 years, I'm off work for second time after having 2 infections in 3 months. Take care
I still get issues 16 months after infection, I get a good run for a few weeks then it comes on again....usually if it's been a busy week at work. My gym life and drinking social life with my friends are all but over.
I’ve seen a lot of these issues in most people these days but we all seem to just be acting like Covid isn’t real anymore
I. Like. Turtles.
For those posting here about your struggles with long covid we are going to assume that you were fully vax'd and boosted, unless you indicate otherwise!
I’m your unicorn. What information do you need?
@@Smooshes786 Just the truth.
@@safeeffective385 you make no sense.
I'm tired of people taking sides on this. Vaccine injury is real. Long COVID is real. Both are real.
no jab and severe long covid
Why are you covering “Brain Injuries” at your practice?
Why wouldn’t any medical professional not be interested in something like this?
@@Smooshes786 Good question!
@@Smooshes786 Over the past 3 years I've had two major open surgeries with about 15x follow up appointments, multiple dental cleanings/exams, an endoscopy, two ER visits, several physical therapy sessions, etc where I met with no less than 65 different med staffers. (All of these injuries/issues have nothing to do with "covid" and are from years prior)
Not one has asked "How are you doing so well with zero covid vaccines!?".
Seems like that should be the hot question for medical people to be asking today, but nope!
@@safeeffective385 in Canada, they ask. That must be a social flaw that’s allowed where you are. So odd because it truly doesn’t matter who got it or not- both Covid and the vaccine made issues- we need to get past all the social arguing and look at each person and what’s happening to them now.
I meant to ask, “do you have a personal connection to TBI? Like an Immediate Family Member, a Cousin, or your Best Friend from College ended up with a TBI?”