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Before the vaccines were available, "long COVID" referred to people who progressed to the ICU and ventilators after several weeks in the hospital. Scientists correlated "long COVID" to glutathione deficiency and oxidative stress in elderly patients, which could have been easily corrected with a zinc/quercetin and NAC treatment.

Now, the meaning of "long COVID" is being changed to mean whatever the LAAP-dog media needs it to be for the upcoming mid-term elections. In the current context, "long COVID" seems to refer to more campaign giveaways.

From their press materials by The Squad (Ayanna Pressley):

Prioritizing funding for health providers that plan to engage medically underserved populations and populations disproportionately impacted by COVID-19;
Ensuring that treatment is not denied based on insurance coverage, date or method of diagnosis, or previous hospitalization;

So you don't even have to prove that you had COVID-19, you just have to come from a "medically underserved population" and say you had COVID.

-PJ

I went through this for almost two months. Fatigue, stomach issues, headaches, dizziness and panic attacks. Sad thing is it hits people with possible mental illness the toughest because they cannot deal with the chronic symptoms and then their mind takes over. Came very close to eating my gun, but I had the sense to know it’s the illness talking. Told my bud what part of the lake my firearms went overboard(hate when that happens.)

I changed my meds, took a regimen of C, B12, COQ10, Zinc, D3, a probiotic and drank Boost every morning. Started exercising and gave up food that’s in the middle aisles of the supermarket. Lost 50 pounds, can walk 3-4 miles at a time, and my mind is sharper than ever. I also increased my relationship with the Lord as well as had a check up from the neck up.

Basically I healed my mind, body and soul.