Re:Burden of post-Covid-19 syndrome and implications for hea...
by iammisc on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @03:44PM
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I think it's an attention bias thing. I mean... when I found out about this phenomenon from my doctor, I was shocked -- how could people be walking around with these bad infections and just not be able to do anything about it. But then I realized that many people have medical things that I can't see that they just deal with. Like many people excrete their feces into a bag on their stomach. And some people have to inject hormones constantly.
It's just life, and you can't choose what cards you're dealt. I'm glad people are paying more attention to these disabilities (although I hesitate to even call them that), but on the other hand, we should be careful not too get drawn in simply because COVID is the current story du jour.
It took a long time before I was the old me.
Maybe it’s common with virus diseases and we have an attention bias now and it might be additionally more common with COVID.