Posted on 01/13/2024 11:36:22 PM PST by dennisw
She is getting $3500 forever for getting vaxxed induced long covid. . BTW she looks heathy to me.
Okay, thank you. I had never heard of that before. I never got Covid.
I saw the phrase “Long Covid” before the C19 vaxxx ever came. But these days the long Covid cases are from those who get 4x vaxxxes and more.
The vaxxx enthusiast nuts are getting it
A lot of them have been finding that out now that it's too late. I hope they at least stop getting them. The damn clot shot should be banned worldwide.
Now, that said, do I believe that $3500 is a reasonable amount? It all depends on the circumstances, but since I can no longer work because of it I can only hope to get even half of that amount monthly. If I can, I would be happy. If they award me $3500 monthly, I may fall over of a heart attack before collecting a single payment. LOL
We'll see how things go.
It’s a debilitating lung disease. My brother has it. It has pretty much destroyed his life. He went from a robust, hard-working factory worker to a weak, easily fatigued near invalid. He has coughing fits that last minutes at a time, during which he is gasping for breath. It disrupts his sleep, adding to the fatigue, and during one episode of which he had two heart attacks.
Good Lord, sorry to hear that. I never took the vaccine but I never caught it either.
Long COVID is like the long flu. I have had that each winter since a small boy. How would I file for back payments?
right on the money.
I am not vaxd. I caught COVID in jan 2022.
I was out of it for about 14 days.
I remember watching the TV on top of my dresser while in bed.
I don’t have a tv on top of my dresser.
My wife thought she was going to lose me.
I was mean to her and talking out of my head.
My wife and kids threw out my ivermectin.
I guess i threatened them not to take me to the hospital.
When I came out of it, I had lost 30 lbs.
I couldn’t stand up to take a shower.
I survived on electrolytes until i got my strength back.
I have a spit-load of co-morbidities that got triggered.
The fall-out was terrible.
I felt like my chest was going to be ripped apart sideways.
I was gassed walking 10-15 feet.
My oxygen dipped into the 80s.
My pulse went to mid-high 90s. I have bradycardia and my pulse was around 55-60 most of my life.
Both legs swelled like i had elephantitis.
My mind was semi-gone. My mind was foggy. I couldn’t remember simple words. .
I go to the V.A. for health care.
They scanned be for blood clots.
They scanned me for heart disease.
They put an oxygen meter on my finger. Reading was in the mid -90s. They had a nurse walk me around the office and after a few steps the reading was in the hundreds and i was gassed - breathing heavy.
I was pretty much a hot mess.
Over time, with only a prescribed rescue inhaler:
my oxygen came back,
my pulse is back down lower 68-73 - not as low as it was.
I’m no longer out of breath walking a distance.
The last vestige of it is, my mind is still a tad foggy...I still reach for words i should know.
I took a covid anti-bodies test and i do have COVID antibodies.
I am going to take the test again to see if I still have the anti-bodies.
Did i have long COVID ? I think so. I don’t wish this on anybody.
FreeRegards
“I don’t wish this on anybody.”
I understand your readings very well as I have been through the same. I came in to the docs on post at the ER a while ago with a pulsox at 82 and they slammed me upstairs under an oxygen tent adding albuterol to it in questionable amounts and after 9 hours I had a mild heart attack which could have been worse but I was laying in a hospital bed and got immediate treatment. In the old days they used to call that piling on. Could also be called insult to injury.
wy69
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