Coronavirus, Covid 19 Discussion and How It Has Affected Your Daily Life Chat Thread

[h2oratt]

If it wasn’t so awful, it would be funny. All those deaths funded by our tax dollars. Absolutely disgusting.

if it wasn’t so awful

 

[Molpet]

https://www.medpagetoday.com/infectiousdisease/covid19/103862?trw=no

New variants all the time. But they aren't as bad

 

[saysfaa]

Commentary on an opinion page:
"On a video podcast the other day, I made reference to the lockdown orders of March 2020. The host turned off the recording. He said it was fine to talk about this subject but from now on please refer to “the events of March 2020” with no specifics.

Otherwise, it will be taken down by YouTube and Facebook. He needs those platforms for reach, and reach is necessary for his business model...."

Have any of you seen anything about this I hadn't noticed but I've been looking a vastly different topics lately.

 

[h2oratt]

Commentary on an opinion page:
"On a video podcast the other day, I made reference to the lockdown orders of March 2020. The host turned off the recording. He said it was fine to talk about this subject but from now on please refer to “the events of March 2020” with no specifics.

Otherwise, it will be taken down by YouTube and Facebook. He needs those platforms for reach, and reach is necessary for his business model...."

Have any of you seen anything about this I hadn't noticed but I've been looking a vastly different topics lately.

I refer to that time as the lockdown. Which was illegal.

 

[2ndTink]

Question, is there anyone here that wasn't vaccinated, had covid, and now has heart problems? Specifically issues with the heart's electrical system (pacemaker cells) and arrythmias, but I'm curious about heart muscle impacts as well. I've heard from an EP and a cardiologist that their practices have grown (one said tripled) since covid started and there are less normal cases and more unusual ones.

My husband now has a pacemaker (just over a yr ago) and a rare arrythmia (at least the last 3 to 4 months) that doesn't respond to medication and is risky to ablate.

 

[KRack]

Question, is there anyone here that wasn't vaccinated, had covid, and now has heart problems? Specifically issues with the heart's electrical system (pacemaker cells) and arrythmias, but I'm curious about heart muscle impacts as well. I've heard from an EP and a cardiologist that their practices have grown (one said tripled) since covid started and there are less normal cases and more unusual ones.

My husband now has a pacemaker (just over a yr ago) and a rare arrythmia (at least the last 3 to 4 months) that doesn't respond to medication and is risky to ablate.

I’m sorry about your husbands situation.

I know a few people that have heart problems now, one that died, but they’re all vaccinated. I do remember reading of one unvaccinated woman who got Covid and then developed a rare and fast spreading cancer right after. It seems like there’s so much we still don’t know. I’ll be praying for your husband!

 

[h2oratt]

Question, is there anyone here that wasn't vaccinated, had covid, and now has heart problems? Specifically issues with the heart's electrical system (pacemaker cells) and arrythmias, but I'm curious about heart muscle impacts as well. I've heard from an EP and a cardiologist that their practices have grown (one said tripled) since covid started and there are less normal cases and more unusual ones.

My husband now has a pacemaker (just over a yr ago) and a rare arrythmia (at least the last 3 to 4 months) that doesn't respond to medication and is risky to ablate.

No I don5 know anyone with heart problems. Sounds tough. Can I ask his age? Do the Drs think it was caused by covid?

 

[2ndTink]

I’m sorry about your husbands situation.

I know a few people that have heart problems now, one that died, but they’re all vaccinated. I do remember reading of one unvaccinated woman who got Covid and then developed a rare and fast spreading cancer right after. It seems like there’s so much we still don’t know. I’ll be praying for your husband!

Way more questions than answers for sure.

 

[2ndTink]

No I don5 know anyone with heart problems. Sounds tough. Can I ask his age? Do the Drs think it was caused by covid?

46 when it all started. There's no way to prove its from covid of course, but docs have indicated its likely the root cause as there is no clear explanation. A few weeks ago his EP said that it seems (still no proof, just a gut feel basically) that if you might ever develop an arrythmia, covid is triggering it. Covid is such a wild card.

 

[saysfaa]

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