Louise A
@willowlymeinfo.bsky.social
Ex-biology teacher, Lyme advocate and mum, pre-covid singer, walker, dog-lover. UK. Pro-EU 🇪🇺
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The final part is an explicit call to MPs, highlighting how people are being put into medical retirement, to fund research to gain some ability to provide meaningful care and therapies.
"We can't turn back time, but we can change the future". 🎯. Thank you @binitakane.bsky.social
"We can't turn back time, but we can change the future". 🎯. Thank you @binitakane.bsky.social
June 19, 2025 at 8:06 AM
The final part is an explicit call to MPs, highlighting how people are being put into medical retirement, to fund research to gain some ability to provide meaningful care and therapies.
"We can't turn back time, but we can change the future". 🎯. Thank you @binitakane.bsky.social
"We can't turn back time, but we can change the future". 🎯. Thank you @binitakane.bsky.social
I have done so but you may carry a little more weight!
June 20, 2025 at 6:48 AM
I have done so but you may carry a little more weight!
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Could you suggest her as a subject for BBC radio4's Last Word programme?
June 19, 2025 at 7:35 AM
Could you suggest her as a subject for BBC radio4's Last Word programme?
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Can u imagine this amount of coverage about the economic costs of Brexit?
Sigh.
Sigh.
April 3, 2025 at 6:51 AM
Can u imagine this amount of coverage about the economic costs of Brexit?
Sigh.
Sigh.
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8/ Bottom line: This withdrawal impacts not just the WHO, but global health security—including U.S. health interests. In an interconnected world, no nation is safe until all are protected. 🌍💉
You can read our paper here: www.ijhpm.com/article_4719...
You can read our paper here: www.ijhpm.com/article_4719...
The United States Withdrawal From the World Health Organization: Implications and Challenges
President Trump’s 2025 decision to remove the United States (US) from the World Health Organization (WHO), echoing his initial 2020 move, raises existential questions about the future of global health...
www.ijhpm.com
March 26, 2025 at 6:25 AM
8/ Bottom line: This withdrawal impacts not just the WHO, but global health security—including U.S. health interests. In an interconnected world, no nation is safe until all are protected. 🌍💉
You can read our paper here: www.ijhpm.com/article_4719...
You can read our paper here: www.ijhpm.com/article_4719...
You are kind - kinder than most relatives who are looking the other way until the news is better! But 'twas ever thus - you don't get it till you get it.
March 14, 2025 at 2:34 PM
You are kind - kinder than most relatives who are looking the other way until the news is better! But 'twas ever thus - you don't get it till you get it.
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What do you mean after the pandemic? I stopped reading there.
March 14, 2025 at 11:44 AM
What do you mean after the pandemic? I stopped reading there.
Just shows what the rest of us could have done.
March 14, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Just shows what the rest of us could have done.
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Incredibly disappointing that the only mention of Long Covid is in the comments.
March 14, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Incredibly disappointing that the only mention of Long Covid is in the comments.
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You don't want to catch Covid again.
Long-term sequelae from repeated infections can be brutal.
It's a vascular disease which affects every part of your body.
Even an apparently mild case can do untold damage.
Nobody should pretend it didn't happen, or that it's over.
Because it's not.
Long-term sequelae from repeated infections can be brutal.
It's a vascular disease which affects every part of your body.
Even an apparently mild case can do untold damage.
Nobody should pretend it didn't happen, or that it's over.
Because it's not.
March 14, 2025 at 11:15 AM
You don't want to catch Covid again.
Long-term sequelae from repeated infections can be brutal.
It's a vascular disease which affects every part of your body.
Even an apparently mild case can do untold damage.
Nobody should pretend it didn't happen, or that it's over.
Because it's not.
Long-term sequelae from repeated infections can be brutal.
It's a vascular disease which affects every part of your body.
Even an apparently mild case can do untold damage.
Nobody should pretend it didn't happen, or that it's over.
Because it's not.
Absolutely this. The piece lost me the moment it put the pandemic in the past tense. We believe my husband caught asymptomatic covid in Jan 24 ("after") the pandemic. He is now suffering major disabling muscle fatigue and has +ve Lyme, covid and EBV. IT IS NOT OVER.
March 14, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Absolutely this. The piece lost me the moment it put the pandemic in the past tense. We believe my husband caught asymptomatic covid in Jan 24 ("after") the pandemic. He is now suffering major disabling muscle fatigue and has +ve Lyme, covid and EBV. IT IS NOT OVER.
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