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Amy - The Tonic's avatar

Thank you for all of these updates. It’s interesting that even my husband (a NOVID still) who has lived with me and my long COVID for all these years now, seemingly questioned me today when I said that any kind of virus has the potential to make me worse or to relapse. I just sent him a screenshot of that part of your post. Thank you again.

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Catherine McNair's avatar

I found it very strange, in that article about the struggling kindergartners, that they are blaming all these issues on protective pandemic measures from 2020 and 2021, instead of what seems to me to be the obvious cause: the COVID infections these kids all acquired in 2022, 2023, and/or 2024 when the protections ended. COVID can leave behind neurological and other damage in people of all ages, including young kids. That's a much more likely explanation for their current problems than excess tablet usage two or three years ago. But the article doesn't entertain that possibility, that *likelihood*, at all, not even for one second.

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