How were the lockdowns for you?

[lovin'fl]

That's what I hated most about the whole thing. We became a nation divided. To me, that's really what has set the tone for where we still are today.

We were already divided before covid, moo. Covid just seaped in the cracks to make the division more pronounced.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

Admitted a young person to the hospital this week, very, very sick with myocarditis - from COVID.

 

[Southernmiss]

Admitted a young person to the hospital this week, very, very sick with myocarditis - from COVID.

Is this from long Covid or a recent case of Covid?

I know a few people who have had recent cases.

I have had a cold for over 2 weeks that I now wonder if it was Covid- I didn't even think about testing in the height of symptoms.

 

[tink2424]

Admitted a young person to the hospital this week, very, very sick with myocarditis - from COVID.

Or maybe from the vaccine if they were vaccinated. It is a known side effect from vaccination... Either way I feel bad for the person.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

Or maybe from the vaccine if they were vaccinated. It is a known side effect from vaccination... Either way I feel bad for the person.

No.

Young person with no previous medical problems in usual state of good health until Covid symptoms started two days before arrival (fever, chills, cough). Two days after these symptoms started, patient had sudden and severe chest pain with massive changes on EKG necessitating a medical emergency with full emergent cardiac work up, and subsequent treatment for Covid.

This was not a vaccine issue, it was a Covid issue.

 

[leahgoogle]

No.

Young person with no previous medical problems in usual state of good health until Covid symptoms started two days before arrival (fever, chills, cough). Two days after these symptoms started, patient had sudden and severe chest pain with massive changes on EKG necessitating a medical emergency with full emergent cardiac work up, and subsequent treatment for Covid.

This was not a vaccine issue, it was a Covid issue.

It can definitely happen with covid, but is heard about more as a side-effect from the shot. Hopefully they recover fully.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

It can definitely happen with covid, but is heard about more as a side-effect from the shot. Hopefully they recover fully.

Maybe you hear about it more that way, but I live it a different way.

 

[tvguy]

Or maybe from the vaccine if they were vaccinated. It is a known side effect from vaccination... Either way I feel bad for the person.

I think we have to be clear that the jury is still out on that. It certainly was a question I have asked of my two cardiologists and it is not something they have seen in their practices.

 

[tink2424]

No.

Young person with no previous medical problems in usual state of good health until Covid symptoms started two days before arrival (fever, chills, cough). Two days after these symptoms started, patient had sudden and severe chest pain with massive changes on EKG necessitating a medical emergency with full emergent cardiac work up, and subsequent treatment for Covid.

This was not a vaccine issue, it was a Covid issue.

Poor person... I know it can happen from COVID too and it makes sense since the vaccine is based on the COVID spike protein. Hopefully one day they will figure out who is most susceptible and we can figure out how to maybe prevent the myocarditis...

 

[tink2424]

I think we have to be clear that the jury is still out on that. It certainly was a question I have asked of my two cardiologists and it is not something they have seen in their practices.

Well, it really isn't. If you look at VAERS it is very clear and I believe it was also clear in the Pfizer & Moderna studies that we finally are getting some of the data from. There is a ton of data all over about the cardiovascular & neurological side effects of the vaccines.