🦇🦠🧪✡️ COVID-19 Hangout Thread 🔬🛸💊🦎 Episode IV: A New Hope

[joofdisciple]

My experience with Covid,

I’m 26, my mom is 60, our roomate is 28 and my gf is 26.

Everyone except my gf caught Covid in June, symptoms started June 15th. Fell asleep with an itchy throat and chills. Woke up feeling uneasy and lethargic, by night time my fever spiked to 103. For 15-20 days our fevers would hover around 99-103. I wasn’t alarmed I figured okay I probably have corona, I’ve had the flu before a couple days in bed no problem. 3rd day my back was sore and my breathing was uneasy. My moms oxygen was low so she was admitted to the hospital and put on oxygen. We both had a slight pneumonia, our CT scans were showing how fukt our lungs looked. For 2 weeks I had to sleep sitting Up until my lungs slowly recovered on their own because the pain was terrible if I agitated them sleeping on my side / back. Mom was in the hospital for 4-5 days on oxygen and underwent treatment to help fight off the virus. Eventually she didn’t need to be on oxygen so they released her. Those 2 weeks were brutal, I would never want to experience this damn virus again. We’re all recovered now and back working.

Symptoms after recovery: Chest pain, fatigue, shortness of breath 2 months after

Symptoms still as of Mid October: slight chest pain, mom lost 40% of her hair due to some unknown cause.

OH and My girlfriend is apparently immune(lives with us).


Cliffs:
-household gets sick with covid GF is immune throughout our journey
- Fevers lasted 2 weeks~
- fatigue sucked
- lung inflammation / pneumonia made it nearly impossible to sleep ( couldn’t sleep on side / back / stomach ) had to sleep sitting up
-recovered but still chest pain, mom lost hair


10/10 would never want to experience this again

[MinisterOfLust]

My experience with Covid,

I’m 26, my mom is 60, our roomate is 28 and my gf is 26.

Everyone except my gf caught Covid in June, symptoms started June 15th. Fell asleep with an itchy throat and chills. Woke up feeling uneasy and lethargic, by night time my fever spiked to 103. For 15-20 days our fevers would hover around 99-103. I wasn’t alarmed I figured okay I probably have corona, I’ve had the flu before a couple days in bed no problem. 3rd day my back was sore and my breathing was uneasy. My moms oxygen was low so she was admitted to the hospital and put on oxygen. We both had a slight pneumonia, our CT scans were showing how fukt our lungs looked. For 2 weeks I had to sleep sitting Up until my lungs slowly recovered on their own because the pain was terrible if I agitated them sleeping on my side / back. Mom was in the hospital for 4-5 days on oxygen and underwent treatment to help fight off the virus. Eventually she didn’t need to be on oxygen so they released her. Those 2 weeks were brutal, I would never want to experience this damn virus again. We’re all recovered now and back working.

Symptoms after recovery: Chest pain, fatigue, shortness of breath 2 months after

Symptoms still as of Mid October: slight chest pain, mom lost 40% of her hair due to some unknown cause.

OH and My girlfriend is apparently immune(lives with us).


Cliffs:
-household gets sick with covid GF is immune throughout our journey
- Fevers lasted 2 weeks~
- fatigue sucked
- lung inflammation / pneumonia made it nearly impossible to sleep ( couldn’t sleep on side / back / stomach ) had to sleep sitting up
-recovered but still chest pain, mom lost hair


10/10 would never want to experience this again

Damn man.

I can't believe that some people still say this is just like a little flu

[fishnbrah]

i cant believe you guys still think its worse than the regular flu.

i cant believe you guy still think its not instrument of the left.

[redraider86]

clipped because stupid forum

Jeez, I'm so sorry that you're still dealing with lingering effects. Are you seeing a doctor considering you're still having chest pain, or just doing your best on your own? Hang in there, I know several miscers have mentioned lingering effects after pneumonia.

[HtotheOV]

NFL with another four false positive tests

lmao now extrapolate that to the entire world getting tested on a daily basis. I can’t believe the accuracy of these tests aren’t talked about more.

[joofdisciple]

Jeez, I'm so sorry that you're still dealing with lingering effects. Are you seeing a doctor considering you're still having chest pain, or just doing your best on your own? Hang in there, I know several miscers have mentioned lingering effects after pneumonia.

Need to get checked, the lingering effects are slight chest pain, but nothing too noticeable anymore thank goodness. Yes it’s due to the pneumonia not necessarily the covid, although I do here people with loss of taste and headaches month after.

[Farley1324]

Multiple recent studies saying they don’t do ****, yet here we are.

You're lying again

[fishnbrah]

You're lying again

youre not still wearing one of them big masks everywhere are you farley?

[LizzieTish]

NFL with another four false positive tests

lmao now extrapolate that to the entire world getting tested on a daily basis. I can’t believe the accuracy of these tests aren’t talked about more.

The PCR test amplifies the material so many times that it is picking up stray bits of leftover 'Coronavirus family' RNA from previous infections with Coronavirus colds or flus. It in no way indicates infection or viral load. In short, it's a scam.

https://twitter.com/EatlovePray11/st...78274983419904

Public shaming, brainwashing BS that Farley1324 approves of and believes in:

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

https://twitter.com/SvitlanaNosul/st...950592/video/1

Brb, moving to sweden

[LizzieTish]

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

Lmao, funny how Sweden didn't need to be told this, they just already knew and went about their lives, and have the same waves/deaths as everyone else. No one masking in Sweden and they're doing fine. Soooooooooo wtf are we doing?

[jiujitsubro]

Lmao, funny how Sweden didn't need to be told this, they just already knew and went about their lives, and have the same waves/deaths as everyone else. No one masking in Sweden and they're doing fine. Soooooooooo wtf are we doing?

Good question. If they’re doing just as bad or worse wtf are we doing? Drinking from the same well?

[MakeABanana]

Lmao, funny how Sweden didn't need to be told this, they just already knew and went about their lives, and have the same waves/deaths as everyone else. No one masking in Sweden and they're doing fine. Soooooooooo wtf are we doing?

If by doing fine you mean they have one of the highest mortality rates and sharpest GDP drops compared to their neighboring countries, by all means, you do you.

[Farley1324]

If by doing fine you mean they have one of the highest mortality rates and sharpest GDP drops compared to their neighboring countries, by all means, you do you.

Don’t go bringing facts into this thread lol

[katya422]

My experience with Covid,

I’m 26, my mom is 60, our roomate is 28 and my gf is 26.

Everyone except my gf caught Covid in June, symptoms started June 15th. Fell asleep with an itchy throat and chills. Woke up feeling uneasy and lethargic, by night time my fever spiked to 103. For 15-20 days our fevers would hover around 99-103. I wasn’t alarmed I figured okay I probably have corona, I’ve had the flu before a couple days in bed no problem. 3rd day my back was sore and my breathing was uneasy. My moms oxygen was low so she was admitted to the hospital and put on oxygen. We both had a slight pneumonia, our CT scans were showing how fukt our lungs looked. For 2 weeks I had to sleep sitting Up until my lungs slowly recovered on their own because the pain was terrible if I agitated them sleeping on my side / back. Mom was in the hospital for 4-5 days on oxygen and underwent treatment to help fight off the virus. Eventually she didn’t need to be on oxygen so they released her. Those 2 weeks were brutal, I would never want to experience this damn virus again. We’re all recovered now and back working.

Symptoms after recovery: Chest pain, fatigue, shortness of breath 2 months after

Symptoms still as of Mid October: slight chest pain, mom lost 40% of her hair due to some unknown cause.

OH and My girlfriend is apparently immune(lives with us).


Cliffs:
-household gets sick with covid GF is immune throughout our journey
- Fevers lasted 2 weeks~
- fatigue sucked
- lung inflammation / pneumonia made it nearly impossible to sleep ( couldn’t sleep on side / back / stomach ) had to sleep sitting up
-recovered but still chest pain, mom lost hair


10/10 would never want to experience this again

Re: your mom's hair

- Bradykinin can also mess with the thyroid gland and could account for thyroid symptoms observed in some patients

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...hp?t=178913201

You might want to look over the source doc. Haven't heard anything new about this, but there is mention of thyroid symptoms and I believe that hair loss would fall under that.

Hope you are both back to health soon.

[PimpMasterC]

What kinda feelings gets invoked when you see this picture?


To me, I get a strong gut feeling that this entire covid thing was planned a long time ago, a step that is neccessary to transition into the next step. The dude talking in the video sound like a nwo evil type, using words like; "interwoven, proccess, plan, our meetings, global society. These unelected people have so much power.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHRk...dEconomicForum


I bet my barely functioning liver on that these people created the virus, and then blamed it on china. Or atleast anticipated that this virus would come true. Or maybe they worked with china, who knows, but they knew. I bet these nwo types had something to do with it. All these powerful organizations have more or less the same global agenda.

The guy talking has been in positions in the UN, Bilderberg group, world economic forum, etc. Straight globalist.

"In 1971, Schwab founded the European Management Forum,[4] which in 1987 became the World Economic Forum, as a not-for-profit foundation committed to improving the state of the world."
He has been the recipient of over a dozen honorary doctorates, and is an honorary professor of the Ben-Gurion University of Israel and the China Foreign Affairs University."

Oh, china foreign affairs university. Wasn´t that were Charles Lieber was involved.

Charles M. Lieber (The Chinese connection)
Harvard Chemistry Chair & Two Chinese Nationals Arrested For Lying About China Ties, Smuggling "Biological Material"
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/ha...ties-smuggling



SARS-CoV-2 was adapted to humans in Wuhan in Dec-19
https://archive.vn/PhcPs



On the other side, maybe there is nothing here. I don´t know for sure, but seems rather fishy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xO7...l=GeorgeGammon
Good video. Reducing government debt is one of the goals that is neccessary.

[LargePeter]

There are still people thinking this is a legit thing and not just the most effective demonstration yet that, as humans, we are inherently stupid and too willing to let people control us and our lives?

LMFAO

After recording next to no cases in Queensland, Australia, and still wanting to keep borders shut for political gain, QLD authorities are now "discovering" new cases in sewage processing plants. You know, a giant vat full of piss and chit, no way of knowing who had it or where specifically it came from - "Oh well, this pool of excrement has the virus, better shut it all down again"

It's a fuking joke. Tragic to think what we have become as a species - and the retarded sycophantic cheerleaders for the governments making these decisions continue to tell us "it's for our own good" and "we're selfish" if we don't comply with guidelines.

Holy fuk, give me strength.

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

If by doing fine you mean they have one of the highest mortality rates and sharpest GDP drops compared to their neighboring countries, by all means, you do you.

Usa deaths per million: 678
Sweden deaths per million: 585

So maybe by masking Americans are dying faster?

[R3L3NTL3SS]

The PCR test amplifies the material so many times that it is picking up stray bits of leftover 'Coronavirus family' RNA from previous infections with Coronavirus colds or flus. It in no way indicates infection or viral load. In short, it's a scam.

https://twitter.com/EatlovePray11/st...78274983419904

Public shaming, brainwashing BS that Farley1324 approves of and believes in:
[img]https://i.imgur.com/1HLcYVh.jpg[/ig]

Wtf. Where is this?

Masks are a joke. Fking scheme to see how many comply with the requests of the elite.

Just LMFAO that to be "normal" you have to wear a mask in public.

[R3L3NTL3SS]

[PimpMasterC]

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1....09.20207464v1

COVID-19 patients may exhibit neuropsychiatric and/or neurological symptoms. We found that anxiety and cognitive impairment are manifested by 28-56% of SARS-CoV-2-infected individuals with mild or no respiratory symptoms and are associated with altered cerebral cortical thickness. Using an independent cohort, we found histopathological signs of brain damage in 19% of individuals who died of COVID-19. All of the affected brain tissues exhibited foci of SARS-CoV-2 infection, particularly in astrocytes. Infection of neural stem cell-derived astrocytes changed energy metabolism, altered key proteins and metabolites used to fuel neurons and for biogenesis of neurotransmitters, and elicited a secretory phenotype that reduces neuronal viability. Our data support the model where SARS-CoV-2 reaches the brain, infects astrocytes and triggers neuropathological changes that contribute to the structural and functional alterations in the brain of COVID-19 patients.

In spite of these intracellular changes, lactate is not altered in the conditioned medium of SARS-CoV-2-infected astrocytes (Supplementary Fig. 5), suggesting that infected astrocytes divert pyruvate to lactate production and export it to preserve neuronal metabolism; however, in order to sustain its own metabolism, carbon sources other than the ones derived from glucose would have to be used to fuel the TCA cycle. Supporting this notion, intermediates of glutamine metabolism such as glutamate and GABA are decreased in SARS-CoV-2-infected astrocytes, suggesting that glutaminolysis is being used as an alternative source of carbons to fuel astrocyte oxidative metabolism."



https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1....08.20209114v1
"ADE is more likely to develop in elderly patients with severe and critical condition,
longer hospital stays and disease duration
We investigated the clinical characteristics of 29 recovered patients whose plasma
showed ADE effect
-ADE is more likely to develop in patients with high titers of SARS-CoV-2 RBD176 and S1-specific antibodies"

-These results indicated that ADE of SARS-CoV-2 infection was mediated through virus-to-cell
membrane fusion, not ****ocytosis


"Implication for SARS-CoV-2 vaccine research and therapies
Although several SARS-Cov-2 vaccines have been undergoing phase III clinical trials,
the potential ADE of coronavirus infection still remains a safety concern for any vaccine
candidates. The observation of enhancement of SARS-CoV-2 infection mediated by
plasma and antibodies from recovered COVID-19 patients in this study does not
indicate that vaccine candidates would necessarily induce ADE or disease severity.

However, these results suggest that vaccine candidates should be evaluated for induction of ADE in addition to induction of neutralizing antibodies. A vaccine that can
induce high titers of neutralizing antibodies should be safer than one inducing low titers
since 1) most the newly invaded virions are neutralized before the ADE occurs and 2)
neutralizing antibodies mediate ADE only at the suboptimal neutralizing concentration.
Furthermore, these results also suggested that plasma and antibodies from patients who
recovered from COVID-19 should be tested for potential ADE effect before clinical
usage"




Guys, this can mean a lot when it comes to vaccine development, and the severity of repeat infections. Not looking good. Antibodies can enhance the virus in some cases. Every time you get infected, you´re running the risk of getting ADE (antibody dependent enhancement). Wouldn´t be suprised if some vaccine test subjects become very ill from ade. They get pumped by the vaccine which creates a lot of anibodies. Many antibodies means a higher chance of ADE when you get infected again."

https://bnonews.com/index.php/2020/0...ction-tracker/
8 out of 24 got more severe symptoms on reinfection, with some of those 24 not having full info

[TaeBoNinja]

LOL, I see Farley and covidcels are still ITT with this nonsense. 2 more weeks!

[Farley1324]

Well?

https://skift.com/2020/10/08/big-nam...estart-travel/

"To use CommonPass, travelers take a Covid-19 test at a certified lab and upload the results to their mobile phone. They then complete any additional health screening questionnaires required by the destination country.

With test results and questionnaire complete, CommonPass confirms a traveler’s compliance with the destination country entry requirements and generates a QR code. This can be scanned by airline staff and border officials. A QR code can be printed for users without mobile devices."


#FUBillGates

Can you explain what that has to do with Bill Gates?

[VTheKing]

In the "this aged well" edition, the tropical COVIDiot who for months promoted hydroxychloroquine as his country's solution to the pandemic now claims he never played up the drug... while simultaneously blaming the media for making a panic out of the pandemic and saying the only choice he had was to promote the drug. Now he's pimping out nitazoxanide, which is a vermifuge. 154,000+ dead in Brazil and their leader is still contradicting himself while promoting miracle cures and blaming just about everyone other than himself for the country's response.

The google translate of the article isn't terrible, but the relevant quote:

https://www.cartacapital.com.br/poli...ntra-covid-19/

"We remember the panic the mainstream media caused. I never played up HCQ. I spoke with Brazil's doctors. It was working at first. We never had a choice"

[PimpMasterC]

During my thousands of hours of research, I think I have found the cure for covid-19. I´m in contact with several companies right now to discuss what I´ve found. I won´t tell anyone here what it is.

[R3L3NTL3SS]

During my thousands of hours of research, I think I have found the cure for covid-19. I´m in contact with several companies right now to discuss what I´ve found. I won´t tell anyone here what it is.

Please don't. Save us from your fuking stupidity.

[PimpMasterC]

Please don't. Save us from your fuking stupidity.

Me and Farleyboy run this thread, you´re just a guest


https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/artic...gical-syndrome
>There are many unknowns about the long-term effects of COVID-19 on the brain – but new research investigates the potential impact of Post COVID-19 Neurological Syndrome (PCNS)
>If we look to Europe, a series of large online questionnaires focusing on COVID-19 recovery found that less than one percent of surveyed patients were symptom-free 79 days after the infection – which suggests the high likelihood of PCNS in over 90 per cent infected people.


https://www.rt.com/usa/504078-corona...eadly-flu-cdc/
>Covid-19 patients FIVE TIMES more likely to die in hospital than those with flu, are at higher risk for 17 complications – CDC
>“Compared with patients with influenza, those with COVID-19 had a more than five times higher risk for in-hospital death and approximately double the ICU admission risk and hospital length of stay, and were at higher risk for 17 acute respiratory, cardiovascular, hematologic, neurologic, renal and other complications,” the CDC said in a new report released on Tuesday.
>The CDC said that in addition to being far more deadly than a common flu, the coronavirus leads to a plethora of complications that are less likely in patients hospitalized with influenza.

[R3L3NTL3SS]

[img]https://media.tenor.com/images/6ccec7259b9f22f1923e0e149d5b7fe7/tenor.gif[/ig]


Me and Farleyboy run this thread, you´re just a guest

Keep hitting the crackpipe.

[PimpMasterC]

Brain damage is the number one threat when it comes to covid-19, not respiratory issues. Even people with mild symptoms can get measurable brain damage from covid. More and more research is supporting this. Violence, aggression, memory loss and civil unrest are some of the effects of this brain damage cause. It´s not far fetched to say that the majority of the world population will have brains functioning at a lower level than before when this is all over.


https://archive.is/ZyzSt
>To explore the extent of brain damage in COVID-19 patients, we performed cortical surface-based morphometry analysis using high-resolution 3T MRI of 81 subjects diagnosed with COVID-19 who had mild respiratory symptoms and did not require hospitalization or oxygen support.
>The analysis was performed within a median interval of 54 days after SARS-CoV-2 detection by RT-qPCR and the subjects were compared to 145 healthy volunteers.
>The analysis revealed areas of reduced cortical thickness in the left lingual gyrus, calcarine sulcus - including the cuneus - and olfactory sulcus - including the rectus gyrus.
logic centers, sexual drive centers, memory centers as well as assisting in the ability to regulate bipolar in indivuals who suffer from it.
>We performed a minimally invasive autopsy via endonasal trans-ethmoidal access of brain samples from 26 individuals who died of COVID-19 and analyzed histopathological features.
>We found alterations consistent with necrosis and inflammation in 19% of the brain tissues from these individuals
>Notably, SARS-CoV-2 genetic material and spike protein was detected in all of these five samples


>The presence of SARS-CoV-2 spike protein correlated with the presence of double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) in the infected cells (Fig. 2f), indicating replicative virus in the brain tissue.
>Overall, our findings evidence major alterations in brain cortex structure associated with neuropsychiatric symptoms as a consequence of COVID-19.
>We show that SARS-CoV-2 may infect almost one third of the cells in the brain and the majority of these cells are astrocytes
>In astrocytes, SARS-CoV-2 infection results in marked changes in cellular metabolism.
>Since astrocyte metabolism is key to support neuronal function, we hypothesized that these changes could indirectly impact neurons.
>We also found that SARS-CoV-2 infection elicits a secretory phenotype in astrocytes that results in increased neuronal apoptosis.
>we evaluated individuals that did not have to be hospitalized (i.e. had mild respiratory symptoms), and nevertheless, we observed notable alterations of cortical thickness.


Worst of all, the brain damage can get worse and worse over time. We will start to see a mental decline amongst the population over the next months. It will start to become noticable, it has just begun.








https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevens.../#36765135613c
>Can Covid-19 Cause Erratic Behavior?
>However, 32% of the patients had encephalopathy, which can be much more serious than a simple headache. According to NIH, encephalopathy can involve:
>“loss of memory and cognitive ability, subtle personality changes, inability to concentrate, lethargy, and progressive loss of consciousness.”
>The new study is not the first one to report neurological symptoms caused by Covid-19. Back in July, a research team from University College London reported multiple cases of neurological problems in their cohort of 43 patients. They observed not only encephalopathy (in 10 patients), but also encephalitis in 12 other patients and strokes in 8 more. Some of the patients in that study were reported as experiencing “delirium/psychosis,” and strokes often cause permanent brain damage. Clearly, the SARS-CoV-2 virus can cause serious health problems, and disturbing behavioral changes, if it gets into the brain.
>The best available evidence today, though, shows that for anyone with Covid-19, neurological problems are definitely something we should be worried about.
https://casereports.bmj.com/content/13/9/e237378
>Cerebrospinal fluid confirmed COVID-19-associated encephalitis treated successfully
>On 12 May 2020, he started to become physically and verbally aggressive, as stated by his acquaintances.
https://www.cureus.com/articles/3869...9-encephalitis
>Behavioral Changes Without Respiratory Symptoms as a Presenting Sign of COVID-19 Encephalitis
https://archive.is/HIbHv
>New-onset psychosis in COVID-19 pandemic: a case series in Madrid
https://archive.is/wYQwd
>New onset psychosis and mania following COVID-19 infection