The lectures are about specific studies, and I don't think I could have made that more clear. They include the names of the studies, where and how they were conducted, names of the publishers, researchers, and contributors, some include data in graphs as well as words and some mention or link to comparable studies.
Most of them go back at least 6 months, some as far back as a year, some are more recent.
Causes of death include embolism, heart failure, and liver and/or kidney failure.
Good luck.
Those are
possible outcomes. Not for sure outcomes or we'd all be dead.
Then there's the Covid issues:
People with severe disease and those needing hospital treatment should receive treatment as soon as possible. The consequences of severe COVID-19 include
death, respiratory failure, sepsis, thromboembolism (blood clots), and multiorgan failure, including injury of the heart, liver or kidneys.
Organ damage could play a role. People who had severe illness with COVID-19 might experience organ damage affecting the heart, kidneys, skin and brain.
Inflammation and problems with the immune system can also happen.
It's unclear whether the virus harms the liver or if it happens for another reason, but besides the lungs, the liver usually suffers the biggest injuries from COVID-19.
Acute liver injury and liver failure are life-threatening complications.
post covid issues:
problems with your memory and concentration ("brain fog")
chest pain or tightness
difficulty sleeping (insomnia)
heart palpitations
dizziness
pins and needles
joint pain
depression and anxiety
tinnitus, earaches
feeling sick, diarrhea, stomach aches, loss of appetite
a high temperature, cough, headaches, sore throat, changes to sense of smell or taste
rashes
On rounds in a 20-bed intensive care unit one recent day, physician Joshua Denson assessed two patients with seizures, many with respiratory failure and others whose kidneys were on a dangerous downhill slide. Days earlier, his rounds had been interrupted as his team tried, and failed, to resuscitate a young woman whose heart had stopped.
All shared one thing, says Denson, a pulmonary and critical care physician at the Tulane University School of Medicine. "They are all COVID positive."
science.org
i am still seeing patients who have covid who are being intubated and taken to the icu. so i guess it comes down to a choice. if you get the vaccine you may be perfectly fine like many of us have been so far. or you may get really sick from it. maybe even die. or you could take your chances with the covid. which for some people is a much larger gamble. you may also experience a lot of this regardless of whether or not you get the vaccine.
the vaccine has lessened the severity of the covid for many of us. but no matter what you do in life there's always the chance you're gonna die from it. all they did was offer us a way to try to survive a deadly virus and everyone lost their sh*t. over a shot.
i don't get all the vaccines available because i can't take them all. so i have to take my chances with whatever happens in life. most of this issue is political and has nothing to do with health issues. i've had covid twice. it was scary as hell. but without those vaccines i would probably be dead. y'all are makin way too big a fuss over this vax. it's no worse than any other vax.
Lonely? Hysterical? Insane? Nope, Nope, Nope. 
