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This is weird, the article is written in 2022, but he died in 2020. Why the delay?
Long term covid. If my son had lived, Drs said he’d have to carry the oxygen tank, have little energy, low heart function and compromised immune system. Many who had a bad case are left very sick. I don’t comprehend why this is not a known fact to people already.
Long term covid. If my son had lived, Drs said he’d have to carry the oxygen tank, have little energy, low heart function and compromised immune system. Many who had a bad case are left very sick. I don’t comprehend why this is not a known fact to people already.
These are the same people who insist that nobody other than 92-year-olds die from covid in the first place. Consider who you're trying to rationalize with.
Died from long Covid? I doubt that. He probably died from side effects of the stroke poke. I predict we’ll be seeing a lot more of these “long haul Covid” deaths to hide the fact that people are dying from the stroke pokes.
Not at all. Who knows where he contracted COVID-19. It probably wasn't at school because the schools have been proven to be safer than other venues, and children are less likely to spread COVID.
Why are you constantly posting incorrect information?? Where are you getting your sources from?
I guess I’m not sure what the OPs point is. Kind of a strange thread that could be seen as rubbing it in his face. Poor article. Are they trying to spin a narrative? The guy passed away, let him Rest In Peace.
Why are you constantly posting incorrect information?? Where are you getting your sources from?
What did he say that was incorrect? And please provide your source.
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