Die Pathophysiologie von dysfunktionalen Immunsystemen mit verbundener Immunschwäche und/oder autoimmunität in sowohl PostCovid als ME/CFS ist doch inzwischen in breiter Menge belegt

Warum dauert es diese Erkenntnisse in Institute wie bspw. das RKI zu überführen? Wo hapert es den nur immer?

Die Ursache von Long COVID ist … Covid. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Die geschätzte @privilegienschreck.bsky.social hat auch noch mal sehr kluge Gedanken zu den Hintergründen (linker) Verdrängung in Zusammenhang mit COVID-19 aufgeschrieben. Eine Leseempfehlung:

Was im Zusammenhang mit steigenden Kosten der Gesundheitsversorgung von allen Parteien bisher immer noch vollkommen ignoriert wird, sind die Folgen eines noch immer zirkulierenden COVID-19 Virus. Das beiweiten nicht so harmlos ist wie es derzeit kolpotiert wird. ⬇️

And even in the case it will at the end only affect a small group of people (it does already) unlike to other viruses where when untreated 100% infections eventually lead to fatalities a decade later, is this a reason to gaslight these people and leave them without recognition and support?
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No one wants to imagine that something silent could be emerging, or that it could also be inside them, especially when they feel “completely fine” right now.

Ignoring a deferred possible risk doesn’t make it not happen. On the opposite, the topic needs to be addressed and investigated asap.
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and suddenly you're called an "alarmist". People, even some so-called allys look away, or worse, pretend it can't be. It's a taboo. ☹️ Why?

Because it's easier to accept a VISIBLE suffering in OTHERS than even consider a slow-moving, systemic risk.
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But try saying just this: that SOME! people acquire an immune deficiency from SARS-CoV-2 in form of a permanent and progressive immune damage that doesn't show (full) consequences yet, but (according to the diagnosing doctors, not speculation) will lead to very bad outcomes only a few years later
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