emeritrixWishing all a safer and happier new year
Ngati Pakeha KuiaJust read on X that someone who has a child in Starship on the cardiac ward is really angry because their child is in a room where visitors to the room mate are coughing and sneezing. No masking by either visitors or Staff. Their child has a very serious life threatening condition. I find this situation shocking. Sick children are not dispensable citizens. #covidisnotoveryet
A fellow Young onset Parkinson patient of my Son in law recently caught his first dose of COVID. He has a child still at school and they brought it home. They have done so well this far to avoid infection. He has been very ill and is still ill. Lack of clean air in our schools is assisting the spread of the virus. Such a simple fix. #covidisnotoveryet
Arindam Basu
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See you #CCCamp23! π
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Mell's BellsFinally the mainstream media is starting to follow these stories. Itβs bittersweet, with so many people suffering and no cure in sight. #LongCovid #CovidIsNotOverYet #MasksWork
People living with long COVID explain how the disease changed their lives
The specter of long COVID, with its mysterious cause, no obvious cure and an unknown duration, haunts millions and millions of people. In this report, we hear from some of those who are suffering with it and William Brangham speaks with Dr. David Putrino of Mount Sinai Health in New York about the varied symptoms people are dealing with.
BrewingContemplationsSo now Mercy IC family care no masks. People in here coughing, looking so very ill and no masks. Because our country has lost all sense and as an Immunocompromised patient, I am pissed. #iowa #COVID #CovidIsNotOverYet #disabled
9mile#MaskUp #CovidIsNotOverYet #MaskAlways Whenever I'm in a public space, and all day at the hospital. This is the only n95 that I have found that won't fog my glasses, and that I breathe through not around consistently. Coming up on 3 years of inpatient work, oftentimes doing procedures on COVID positive patients. I know there's a huge degree of luck involved as well. No Covid for me yet though. π€
I started my final internship today and have 4 months until I graduate with my MS in clinical mental health counseling. At 52, and chronically ill, and in a pandemic - I was not sure I could complete this. I love what I do, and am so excited to be back. Let's do this. #CounselingMastodon #DisabilityMastodon #CovidIsNotOverYet #GradSchool