Re: Long-Term Heart Damage From C19
Just Wondering <[email protected]>
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On 7/28/2020 5:35 PM, BeamMeUpScotty wrote: > On 7/28/20 10:15 AM, Capitalist wrote: >> Bradley K. Sherman wrote >> >>> | >>> | Covid-19 infections leave an impact on the heart, raising >>> | concerns about lasting damage >>> | >>> | Two new studies from Germany paint a sobering picture of >>> | the toll that Covid-19 takes on the heart, raising the >>> | specter of long-term damage after people recover, even if >>> | their illness was not severe enough to require >>> | hospitalization. >>> | ... >>> | These were relatively young, healthy patients who fell ill >>> | in the spring, Valentina Puntmann, who led the MRI study, >>> | pointed out in an interview. Many of them had just returned >>> | from ski vacations. None of them thought they had anything >>> | wrong with their hearts. >>> | ... >>> <https://www.statnews.com/2020/07/27/covid19-concerns-about-lasting-heart >>> -damage/> >>> >>> --bks >>> >> But the rightwing clowns say you only get sick and recover right away or you >> die. > > I already told you 3 months ago that Wuhan Virus would have lasting > problems for some people, their lungs and their circulatory system are > effected.... I said that the top level athletes would maybe NOT die > since they're in good health but they may have damaging results that > would impair them from competing in top level sports, it will slow them > down so they lose a step or a tenth of a second or make their endurance > just a fraction less.... making them less competitive. > > You didn't cry then so why do you suddenly care now? > > It's too late to cry for them and as I said the kids are stupid and > don't think about unseen damage that will last the rest of their life > and probably shorten their life by a few years like smoking would do. > > And that isn't even the worst part because what it will do is to cause > their health to be poor when they get older and living isn't great if > you have chronic debilitating illness for the last years... it's better > to be healthy right up to the end. It's a quality of life issue as well > as a longevity issue. Not to mention that the cost of a chronic illness > can deplete your retirement savings faster and leave you sickly and > financially struggling. You must be a pretty good athlete yourself, considering your dexterity at jumping to conclusions.