The WHO never said the pandemic was over, and I'm sorry you were mislead by corporate interests that wanted you to prop up the economy with your health by going back into the office, spending, and traveling. Here is the WHO in Jan 2024, and December 2024 stating the facts.

If you think societal collapse is an exaggeration, I suggest you read the impact of #LongCovid calculated by an economist. He had to calculate it twice *so far*, as the numbers continue to grow. https://t.co/9mVBnrOY9i

"Research shows that even mild cases of COVID-19 can lead to measurable brain damage and neurodegeneration, especially when cognitive symptoms such as memory decline persist after infection" Source: https://t.co/uVTgRkWjKF

Visit https://t.co/xrO5Bz2Mut for wastewater dashboard.

Reposting this again to remind folks that wastewater data has been extremely accurate for the entire pandemic thus far to show actual prevalence, as testing and mitigation has been abandoned. Our "lows" have hundreds of thousands of daily cases, highs above a million (daily!)

https://t.co/lvoXUXq96a

38-Year-Old Female Sports Commentator Collapses While Presenting Live from Side of Soccer Field British TV host Laura Woods fainted due to a "virus," she shared after the incident, insisting she was "ok" Never seen people faint from colds. POTS is common after COVID infections.

The WHO leader himself said not even a year ago, “we cannot speak of COVID in the past tense. We might want to forget it but it continues to evolve, and it still kills.” COVID didn’t go away. We must adapt by staying vigilant with precautions and minimizing spread.

Science builds block by block. It doesn’t erase itself and start over every Jan 1st. What was true of COVID in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 is true in 2025. Some things have changed, sure, but zero of those changes mean COVID is less prevalent, evasive, or dangerous.

A seemingly emerging denial trend is fully dismissing COVID studies because they’re a year or more old. “That was 2023!! This is misinformation!” As if COVID just vanished or went on vacation. Or that years of studying the virus is nullified when the calendar flips.

5 years 11 months ago, I become very concerned. 5 years 10 months ago, I wander my city, dazed, knowing what's going to happen soon. 5 years 9 months ago, I read an email that suggests anosmia is a symptom. I decide to do everything I can to not get infected. Still doing so.

"covid is over, why are we sick constantly?" manufacturers: "so anyway, here's a 14 in 1 respiratory test we apparently didn't need… until now."

shout out to everyone still masking, the rest of yall however are supremely COOKED

Adapting to the new reality. Psychological survival.

Seeing lots of people post that family got them sick. I'm really grateful for all the articles I read about "family" lying about not being sick, infecting, and killing a loved one. COVID doesn't give a fck about your relationships. Mask up and test to make Christmas safer.

If me saying “I avoid covid” triggers you, let me reframe it, I avoid ERs, ICUs, incurable disease, quests for stagnant specialist, medical debt, and premature death, and I hope that’s more palatable for people

I don't understand clinicians that don't want to run tests because "well if it comes back positive we'll need to admit" Right. Because then the patient *needs* to be admitted. I don't understand avoiding admitting patients who need it and avoiding critical tests in the process.

A profoundly vascular and neurotropic virus - one of the most intensely studied subjects in human history, infecting more humans than nearly any other organism - is somehow always absent from reports on the “mysterious” rise in vascular and neurological disorders since 2020. 😑

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JUST IN - Airbus issues warning to travelers flying on Airbus planes: "Analysis of a recent event involving an A320 Family aircraft has revealed that intense solar radiation may corrupt data critical to the functioning of flight controls." — Sky

No wonder patients with Ehlers–Danlos syndrome are more prone to autonomic dysfunction, MCAS, long COVID, and ME/CFS. When collagen architecture is compromised, every system that relies on structural integrity breaks down.