[week 71]

Honest question. Does anyone know if the unvaccinated get ‘Long covid’? Asking due to the amount of data being discussed about potential immune damage caused by the vaccines.

[Pollard]

In this case, the woman had long covid before the jabs were out.

My belief is that these people watched too much msm hysteria and it affected them mentally and now their brain is controlling their bodies, creating the symptoms.

[Retrofitted]

I can only tell you what my docs told me. I am unvaxxed. I got over what we assume was delta in four weeks. I didn't require hospitalization but it was rough. That was November. I ran a fever daily (100.1-102.4). I had extreme shortness of breath and muscle weakness in my limbs (according to gadgets I was hitting about 50 steps before I couldn't catch my breath) which led me to days I could either walk or talk, but not both at the same time. On the worst days, I had confusion, dizziness, and lethargy which had me pretty much incapacitated. Ran the gamut of tests, but the docs found nothing at all. Three of them began talking about it being "Long Covid" and I could expect recovery in 6-12 months.

Then it slowly started improving in April. But June (D-Day, as it happens), I was pretty much back to normal.

My wife, also unvaxxed, had it as well. Suprisingly, my teenaged son (also unvaxxedd), had none of it.

[Republican Wildcat]

Yes. This was becoming an increasing problem before the vaccine ever entered the picture. Just ask anyone who knows anyone. Not the keyboard warriors sitting around here who’s heads apparently don’t fit through doorways and just spread their conspiracy garbage.

[pangaea6]

I think its majority vax injured, and/or once people got covid and then got the vax it effected them. Sure would like to know the number of totally unvaxxed people that are saying they have long covid. I don’t think that thought is even brought up, but it should be for truth and science

[Organic Panic]

My neighbor had “long covid” But he is overweight and in poor health. He recovered after about 6 months sans vaccination. I myself got covid sans vaccination. I was down and out about 2 weeks and ironically have been feeling better then I have in a long time after recovering. Alergies went away and I breathe much better.

[Ronin]

I’m unvaccinated and caught Omicron AB two months ago. The sick part was over in just a week or so, but I still have short wind, struggle with more than three floors of stairs. Racing heartbeat after any exertion. I sleep a lot more, too.I also work from home, and can pretty much set my own schedule, but I don’t think I could handle things if I had an office job.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Back in 2020, I read an article about a college cross country runner, then age 20, who got COVID that summer. She was basically an elite athlete in her group, at the top of her game, with her youth helping her to recover quickly from her meets. Months later, after first contracting COVID, she could still barely walk across the room. So yes, I believe it’s real.

[logi_cal869]

At this time, it’s purely anecdotal to state my belief that the virus CAN use the body as a host.

The questions are numerous, the studies glaringly lacking.

But the evidence is overwhelming, including residual loss of smell & taste, which in multiple people connected to my SIL have been cured by various approaches, including antivirals.

Thus, given my own prior (years ago) experience of having symptoms of a concussion from a mere 5mph crash which I later related to a precarious state of systemic inflammation, I believe ‘long-covid’ to be a real malady.

This, of course, in contrast to those who support the jabs and deny that adverse events or compromised health are more common than ‘rare’.