1-800-FML (@800fml) 's Twitter Profile
1-800-FML

@800fml

Vent account for someone who's tired of the pandemic ruining society.

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calendar_today17-06-2022 17:27:42

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Dr. Sean Mullen (@drseanmullen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m so exhausted from hearing these stories without response from people who actually have the power to do something about it. And I don’t have an energy-limiting disease. Those with Long Covid have been all but expunged from the record. Today I was asked why I masked and I

chantzy (@chantz_y) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Increase in middle aged adults reporting brain fog. Experts say Long Covid might be to blame. Might? abc10.com/article/news/h…

@richardvallee.bsky.social (@richardvallee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“There are a lot of clinical trials that are focused on more behavioural and on non-pharmaceutical interventions, and that is really not a priority to the patient community. It is a misunderstanding of how severe the condition is”

Jammer (@acrossthemersey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You guessed it. “Largest United States fresh egg producer halts production at Texas plant after bird flu found in chickens.” “Approximately 1.6 million laying hens, about 3.6% of its total flock, were destroyed after the infection, avian influenza.” nbcdfw.com/news/local/tex…

Céline (@healingfromlc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I think we need a very widespread social media campaign that shows people, visually, what Long COVID looks like. Like those pictures of ravaged lungs on cigarette boxes. Words do not stick. Pictures do.

Cat Herding Science Nerd 🔬 (@catladyactivist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Could #Covid be targeting the amygdala to induce loss of appropriate fear/survival responses surrounding illness? This might explain why, in spite of a mountain of evidence and even personal experiences, people seem fearless regarding Covid, even pathologize precautions. (1 of 2)

Could #Covid be targeting the amygdala to induce loss of appropriate fear/survival responses surrounding illness? This might explain why, in spite of a mountain of evidence and even personal experiences, people seem fearless regarding Covid, even pathologize precautions.
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Billy Hanlon (@bhanlon15) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Connecticut Public Radio: 'Certain US populations are more likely to get long COVID. Yale researchers are examining why' 'Meanwhile, long COVID patients and advocates are frustrated by how much even experts don’t know about their condition.' ctpublic.org/news/2024-04-0…

The Yeti of Kananaskis (@kananaskinyeti) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I contend that many people who haven’t been protecting themselves from Covid might feel totally fine right now. Don’t mean there isn’t a lot of latent damage. And while Covid ain’t going away, the plan is still for forever infections so, protect yourself or covid will fuck you up

Céline (@healingfromlc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Please send me your most graphic/harrowing #LongCovid pictures if you would be comfortable with having them used in such a campaign. Can include pictures of the physical damage COVID induces, or of the severity of your disability etc.

Céline (@healingfromlc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wish there was research into this strange and extremely common #LongCovid symptom. People feel like they have to breathe manually.

I wish there was research into this strange and extremely common #LongCovid symptom. People feel like they have to breathe manually.
collagen machine broke (@chronicallybeee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

it’s horrifying that a professor who is on the national panel and an expert on his own illness- with a spouse who is a doctor- died of that illness because doctors in the hospital did not understand the illness and did not listen to him.

Dr. Sean Mullen (@drseanmullen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I highly advise against doing this. I’m an exercise scientist. This is WHY I am here. I’ve learned this from Long Covid patients, clinicians and exercise physiologists. In rare circumstances, some have bounced back… and some athletes have pushed through. But the overwhelming

Amy (@alexandrite113) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Something strange happened to me recently. A person I'd been friendly with (or so I thought) asked me if I was going to an event. I replied "Nope, I am 95% bedbound lol (for the past two years) 🥲" She blocked me and later said I had been "passive aggressive and pissy" towards