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ouch... sorry to hear.
Sorry to hear that, but glad to hear that she has maybe 2 years or more with you. Enjoy that time with her. No one here is guaranteed anything.To further underscore the need to be vaccinated and obtain whatever protection you can and put a face on this disease....
My wife is out of the hospital...has been for awhile now. It's been good to have her back home again. She has been diagnosed with severe pulmonary fibrosis from the damage to her lungs from covid. Her pulmonary specialist gives her 1-2 years.
ouch... sorry to hear.
Damn sorry to hearTo further underscore the need to be vaccinated and obtain whatever protection you can and put a face on this disease....
My wife is out of the hospital...has been for awhile now. It's been good to have her back home again. She has been diagnosed with severe pulmonary fibrosis from the damage to her lungs from covid. Her pulmonary specialist gives her 1-2 years.
Best wishes to you and your wife bud. Enjoy what little time yall have together. Sorry yall are going through such a sad event.To further underscore the need to be vaccinated and obtain whatever protection you can and put a face on this disease....
My wife is out of the hospital...has been for awhile now. It's been good to have her back home again. She has been diagnosed with severe pulmonary fibrosis from the damage to her lungs from covid. Her pulmonary specialist gives her 1-2 years.
That’s terrible news, teysha
Don’t give up.
Ditto, teysha.
And remember the blessing of your sacred union...
"God the Father.
God the Son.
God the Holy Ghost.
Bless, preserve and keep thee, that ye shall live together in this life, that in the world to come may ye have life ever lasting.
Amen."
TB, very sorry to hear thatTo further underscore the need to be vaccinated and obtain whatever protection you can and put a face on this disease....
My wife is out of the hospital...has been for awhile now. It's been good to have her back home again. She has been diagnosed with severe pulmonary fibrosis from the damage to her lungs from covid. Her pulmonary specialist gives her 1-2 years.
I'm hoping the prognosis is way too pessimistic
Sorry to hear that man. I don’t know what to say other than that.10691883[/URL]]To further underscore the need to be vaccinated and obtain whatever protection you can and put a face on this disease....
My wife is out of the hospital...has been for awhile now. It's been good to have her back home again. She has been diagnosed with severe pulmonary fibrosis from the damage to her lungs from covid. Her pulmonary specialist gives her 1-2 years.
Canadian researchers find first possible transmission to humans from deer
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other...cid=uxbndlbing
The scientists discovered a highly divergent SARS-CoV-2 lineage, essentially meaning a cluster of the virus with several mutations. Around the same time, scientists identified a genetically similar virus version in a person from the same region of Ontario. The person had recently come in contact with deer.
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old news
CDC estimates 140 million US Covid-19 infections
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/med...cid=uxbndlbing
about half way over
Politically it's over tho
Lost another 2,500 Americans to the COVID today.
Bexar county status downgraded to Mild
Test positivity just under 5%
An hour before the closing bell Texas lost another 117 Texans today to the COVID. You're hunting California for 1st place, D, 400 behind.
lol still scared of an extremely safe vaccine
how odd
BA.2 is slamming Hong Kong
looks like South Korea relaxed too quickly
BA.2 is slamming Hong Kong
Ruh, roh.looks like South Korea relaxed too quickly
Peripheral neuropathy may be common in long COVID patients without prior history/risks (like diabetes.)
https://nn.neurology.org/content/9/3/e1146Background and Objectives Recovery from severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection appears exponential, leaving a tail of patients reporting various long COVID symptoms including unexplained fatigue/exertional intolerance and dysautonomic and sensory concerns. Indirect evidence links long COVID to incident polyneuropathy affecting the small-fiber (sensory/autonomic) axons.
Methods We analyzed cross-sectional and longitudinal data from patients with World Health Organization (WHO)-defined long COVID without prior neuropathy history or risks who were referred for peripheral neuropathy evaluations. We captured standardized symptoms, examinations, objective neurodiagnostic test results, and outcomes, tracking participants for 1.4 years on average.
Results Among 17 patients (mean age 43.3 years, 69% female, 94% Caucasian, and 19% Latino), 59% had ≥1 test interpretation confirming neuropathy. These included 63% (10/16) of skin biopsies, 17% (2/12) of electrodiagnostic tests and 50% (4/8) of autonomic function tests. One patient was diagnosed with critical illness axonal neuropathy and another with multifocal demyelinating neuropathy 3 weeks after mild COVID, and ≥10 received small-fiber neuropathy diagnoses. Longitudinal improvement averaged 52%, although none reported complete resolution. For treatment, 65% (11/17) received immunotherapies (corticosteroids and/or IV immunoglobulins).
Discussion Among evaluated patients with long COVID, prolonged, often disabling, small-fiber neuropathy after mild SARS-CoV-2 was most common, beginning within 1 month of COVID-19 onset. Various evidence suggested infection-triggered immune dysregulation as a common mechanism
extremely safe
scared of the sniffles
what you are calling sniffles killed 1,500 americans yesterday
they're falling like russian soldiers
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