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fatigue and chest pain and muscle weakness and brain fog, and there's a long list there's been near 30, 40 different symptoms clustered in these people with long covid. the problem of course is that there are serious matters, not just symptoms that can occur, like the cardiovascular, the neurological, the mental health. there's a lot of different parts of our organ systems that can be affected with long covid. long covid clinics are starting to become available in many parts of the country, including where i work. but that's not enough. because the number of people who are affected, who are not able to do their work, not able to return to a normal daily activities is substantial. it greatly overwhelms what we have to support them. no less, we have no proven treatment yet. we don't even have a biomarker that's been validated. so we're way behind in terms of the support as well as coming up
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it must have lasted about two minutes. and then everyone kept screaming, shooter, run. run. run. one of the things that we would like to understand my kids are asking me last night is the reason why. we're a family, like i said, woo who have neurological disorders. why understand son-in-law of the social judgments and frustration. we don't care about politics. we don't have a concern about the gun debate. we want to know why someone with a neurological who wasn't right who lived in our community didn't get the support and resources that my children are getting right now. >> rachel: he brings up such great point. because, again, the obvious conversation, you know that we are hearing now from the white house and others is guns, guns, guns. as i mentioned in waukesha it was a car that was used. he is bringing up the fact that we need to talk about mental health. his own children have sensory issues. they actually had to prepare their kids to go to the parade because, of course, there is all these sirens and sounds and then, of course, when this happened, you can imagine how this sets back those children.
then there was 20, 30 second delay where everybody left from the fire brigade to the police and waving about to throw out the sweets to the children and then all of the sudden bang, bang, bang. and you kept hearing the shots go off and off and off. it must have lasted about two minutes. and then everyone kept screaming, shooter, run, run, run. so i took my son. my wife took my daughter and we ran away from the scene. we figured of if we ran to our car away from where the shots we could hear ahead of us that we would be safe. so that's the situation we h and one of the things that we would like to understand my kids were asking me last night is the reason why. we are a family, like i said, who have neurological disorders. we understand understand some of the social judgments and frustration. >> we don't care about politics. we don't have a concern about the gun debate. we want to know why someone with a neurological who wasn't right who lived with n. our community didn't get the support and
uninfected people according to the cdc, neurological. kidney favor, musculoskeletal conditions, blood clots, vascular issues. that's what we know now. there could be more long-term conditions we don't know about. >> summarizing what you just said it affects every major organ in the body. ones we didn't know about the. pancreas, kidney, liver. the newer strains are more immunoevasive. they can reinfect you and you can get it even if you've had covid or the vaccine before. the ba-2 that we're seeing in new york a lot is infecting people that have had it before and even with double boosters people are still getting it. they're definitely getting milder cases. this is a wake-up call you really can't say i had covid and i'm done with it. 1 out of 5 or 1 out of 4 over
another matter after president's health is of importance to the american public. >> there could be something newer -- something neurological that could be throwing off his balance. >> and this is why when it comes to the media more people trust the finger sandwiches at jeffrey dahmer's house. joe biden fell through times on the way up the stairs. on the plus side we found out why he never left his hours during the campaign. he didn't know how to get out of his basement. he needed a chairlift. brian: we'll look forward to listening to your show in 2020 at noon. brian rsh coming up next,
i think we are almost certainly the other side of omicron, things have massively improved, we are getting on with publishing that plan, we will publish it soon. joining me now is charlotte augst, the chief executive of national voices — which represents more than 190 health and social care charities in england. you communicate regularly with patients themselves. good to have you with us. i know timely access to care is something that you focus on when you have conversations with patients so i can imagine what your response to this delay is! yes. patients so i can imagine what your response to this delay is!— response to this delay is! yes, our members. — response to this delay is! yes, our members. as _ response to this delay is! yes, our members. as you _ response to this delay is! yes, our members, as you say, _ response to this delay is! yes, our members, as you say, charities i members, as you say, charities across england are saying this is now the biggest concern that people raise with them. the people on these waiting lists or members we support, people with chronicjoint pain, living with neurological or