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When those who have never even been sick with ‘Covid19’ begin to be diagnosed with the so-called post-Covid syndrome dubbed ‘long Covid’, you know there’s a serious problem with the ‘long Covid’ narrative. But that’s exactly what’s beginning to happen as the propaganda campaign to pressure children into taking the unapproved experimental ‘Covid19’ injection continues to heat up. A perfect example of this can be seen in a STAT News piece published today, June 10, entitled, “As more kids go down the ‘deep, dark tunnel’ of long Covid, doctors still can’t predict who is at risk”.
A main subject of this piece is 14-year-old Kate, who we are informed was “rarely sick before a stomachache kept her home from school for three days in October.” A stomach ache is not a symptom of an upper respiratory infection, like we are told ‘Covid19’ is, and besides Kate also tested negative for Covid, pretty conclusive evidence that she didn’t have the illness if you ask me. She recovered and was fine, until she “was hit by a headache in January that still hasn’t loosened its grip.”
Her heart races. Her body aches. She gets winded climbing stairs and feels dizzy when she changes position. Concentrating on schoolwork is difficult remotely and exhausting in person.
Under any other circumstances a doctor would begin to look for common causes for such symptoms. Did she wear a mask all day, every day? After all, headaches and getting winded are both common adverse effects of long-term mask use, as well as being exhausted and feeling dizzy. There are a variety of other things that are known to cause such symptoms as well, but Kate was diagnosed with ‘long Covid’, despite not having ever been sick with ‘Covid19’! How can that be, you may wonder? Simple, she tested positive in February, with a highly inaccurate and unreliable antibody test that is admittedly capable of producing a high rate of false positives.
Kate learned last month from a team of doctors at Boston Children’s Hospital that she is suffering from the post-Covid syndrome better known as long Covid. Her Covid-19 test was negative last fall after some teammates and coaches at her gym tested positive, but in February an antibody test ordered by her pediatrician confirmed she had been infected with Covid-19.
Pretty impossible to “confirm” someone’s been infected with something using an unreliable test, especially when the patient never had the symptoms of the disease she is being “confirmed” to have had, and also tested negative at the time she was supposedly infected! But that’s the magic of Covid, when you diagnose people primarily or solely based upon tests that are known to produce high rates of false positives, then any symptom of any kind that anyone has at the time they test ‘positive’ or even months later is added to the ever growing smorgasbord of ‘Covid19’ symptoms, from stomachaches to headaches, and from sudden hair loss to teeth suddenly falling out.
Later in the article, we read that another ‘long Covid’ patient suddenly lost all of her hair - “As a Covid side effect, her waist-length hair fell out, leaving her with ‘just an Afro’,” and this teen wasn’t alone. People are free to believe that an upper respiratory infection is causing people’s hair to all fall out months after initial recovery if they want, but that’s the exact kind of adverse effect radiation has on a cancer patient, and surely doesn’t seem like something that would be caused by flu-like ‘virus’ if you ask me.
Previously, at the beginning of the ‘long Covid’ phenomenon, the New York Times reported teeth randomly falling out and swollen toes (later dubbed ‘Covid toes’) as ‘long Covid’ symptoms, and ‘Covid tongue’ would soon be added to the growing list of crazy and widely varying symptoms all being lumped together and labeled as ‘Covid19’/‘long Covid’. In this article alone at least a dozen symptoms are listed, including the commonly reported brain fog, headaches and shortness of breath, all of which are among the many documented adverse effects of long-term mask use.
At RWJBarnabas Health in New Jersey, Uzma Hasan, chief of pediatric infectious diseases, sees fatigue and brain fog, not being able to think, and difficulty finding words in children who may also have shortness of breath with minimal exertion. Then there are never-ending coughs, muscle aches, joint pain, headaches. They feel weird tingling sensations or certain smells are so foul they don’t want to eat.
Many, if not most of these symptoms can be caused by either long-term mask use or stress/fear/anxiety, or both; both of which are signature trademarks of the Covid1984 ‘pandemic’ response. There are certainly plenty of other potential causes for these symptoms, but it seems likely that a large number are in fact being caused in some way by the Covid1984 measures themselves, some combination of mask effects and the media-induced stress/fear/anxiety, both of which along with lockdowns are leading to widespread lowered immunity among the population.
Although kids aren’t at risk of serious disease, we are being told that many are at risk of developing ‘long Covid’, and this is the latest scare tactic being used to pressure kids into getting the unapproved experimental injection. But considering some of those being diagnosed with this bizarre post-Covid syndrome have never even had Covid, we have every reason to distrust and resist the propaganda.
There may well be a new virus, despite not being isolated and by extension identified and proven to exist, that is causing illness in a fraction of people being diagnosed with ‘Covid19’, and this could be causing some or all of these ‘long Covid’ symptoms, but the ‘experts’ don’t know this, they’re guessing. At the same time, the ‘virus’ that hasn’t been proven to exist just might not exist, in which case ‘Covid19’ might just be a label given to a broad spectrum of illnesses, and ‘long Covid’ just a broadening of this spectrum.
In either case, or any other possible scenario we could be dealing with for that matter, the fact remains that the public is being lied to, being told that the authorities have confirmed that people diagnosed as ‘long Covid’ patients were in fact previously infected with ‘Covid19’ when in some cases it is quite clear that no such real confirmation exists.
Such is the way they perpetuate the Covid Con, and so long as people continue to fall for the fraud, the Great Scamdemic marches on.