Posted on 07/20/2021 11:48:23 PM PDT by blueplum
...."Santin is one of a growing number of so-called long-haulers—people whose symptoms linger many weeks or months after their initial case of COVID-19. Researchers estimate between 10% and 30% of COVID-19 patients develop long-term symptoms....
...so they’re turning to a government system that’s supposed to help: Social Security disability benefits.
While it’s not clear precisely how many new people will need these benefits, if 10% of the 34 million Americans who have had COVID-19 applied....it could overwhelm the system, which currently supports 8.1 million disabled workers and 1.4 million of their family members.....
(Excerpt) Read more at msn.com ...
hint hint critters. This will be a campaign issue, bet on it.
Fight for fair benefits but fight the fraud and against government bloat at the same time.
They aren’t counting all those disabled by the vaccine. No system was meant for 2 biowarfare agents (Covid Virus and the more concentrated version in the Covid Vaccine).
I’m a long-hauler. Some days are better than others. For a few months, things looked fairly grim. I’m on the right medication now but still not 100%.
So what are they implying? That people will need to be put down?
Long COVID: With One In Three Patients Back In Hospital After Three Months, Where Are The Treatments?
Recovery Trial (linked in above article):
https://www.recoverytrial.net/study-faq
Overwhelm the system
The Cloward-Piven strategy
The UK is debating whether or not to make unvaccinated CoupFlu patients who end up in an ICU with it pay for their care.
My bet is something similar is about to be trotted out here...
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