05/20/2024 3:14:34 PM PDT
· 43 of 47 dodger
to ducttape45
A family member had undiagnosed long Covid for nearly a year - just thought he was burned out. SEVERE insomnia (restless, fitful sleep - maybe 4 hours total a night), short of beath, weak/malaise, TERRIBLE brain fog.
Finally friends insisted he see a psychiatrist (yes, I know, but this one was legitimate ...) who diagnosed Long Covid and referred to a doctor who had treated dozens of people (including many physicians).
Doc put him on paxlovid for two weeks which cleared viral fragments, ivermectin for a week, for sleep which worked wonders but with weight gain, lots of fluids, and referred to a pulmonary rehab doctor for significant lung problems.
Vastly improved within a month and totally back to baseline after about three months. Just one case and empirical (that is, no standard of care or true consensus protocols yet), but the Covid doc said nearly all his patients recovered.
As was often used for Hillary, notably after her seizure, collapse, toss into the limo, absence for two hours without public announcement but then a thinner version paraded on the sidewalk for a minute without speaking ... and the lamestream ate it up.
05/12/2024 4:51:25 PM PDT
· 52 of 74 dodger
to woodpusher
“ What can be done is after Biden is nominated, he can step aside. There will be no time for primaries and the party PTB may choose the ticket. They would choose to not include Kamala Harris. Sounds like a plan.”
A post-convention switcheroo is exactly what will happen. The Deep State DNC cannot run Biden as a proxy again. Then a short campaign as the Lamestream cheers on the parachuted-in replacement.
Big Mike? Gavin? Gretchen? Who knows. But it will not, cannot be Jomentia.
Had to dig through the linked article and then onto the Emerson site to get the actual methodology ...
Methodology The sample for each state included n=1,000 registered voters. Data was weighted by statewide general population parameters, including gender, age, race/ethnicity, education and voter registration and turnout data. The credibility interval, similar to a poll’s margin of error, for the sample is +/- 3% in 19 of 20 cases in each state.