• @Pronell
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    202 months ago

    Well that may be it since he said he’d step aside for a medical condition.

    But since COVID isn’t all that threatening in most cases I doubt he’ll consider that a condition.

    • @[email protected]
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      2 months ago

      I don’t know man.

      I had COVID like 7 months ago, and that headache was so god damn bad, I thought my head was gonna explode.

      Imagine the worst tension headache you’ve ever had in your life and it won’t go away even with a thousand milligrams of Tylenol. I couldn’t imagine going through that at eighty one years old

      • @ThunderWhiskers
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        142 months ago

        This was the most memorable thing about covid for me besides the fatigue. I rarely get headaches but it gave me the worst headache of my life for a solid week.

        • @[email protected]
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          Right? Same with me. I rarely get them too.

          I was tired as fuck and you can’t sleep because the headache is like a vice crushing your head.

          • @Klear
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            12 months ago

            Really? I had COVID three times but no major headaches. I wasn’t feeling well for 2-3 days, but otherwise it was pretty mild.

            Except, the first two cases were then both followed by about 4 months of total depression. That sucked. Just based on that experience I’m still pretty terrified of COVID, though thankfully the third time I didn’t have that.

      • Drunemeton
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        92 months ago

        It affects different people in different ways.

        I had zero headache, a runny nose (but only my right nostril), was a bit fatigued, and thirsty like a man in the desert for a 1,000 days. These lasted 3 days, the mild fatigue about a week.

        Hell of a birthday week that was!

      • @Today
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        72 months ago

        Plus the fatigue was horrible and lasted for weeks.

    • Flying Squid
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      102 months ago

      This seems like coincidental timing to me. He would definitely have something more severe than just COVID.

      • @PugJesus
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        202 months ago

        I don’t know, especially considering the effects of COVID on older folks and long COVID, he may be willing to use this as his step-down excuse.

        • @[email protected]
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          52 months ago

          Yeah, can we get someone in there to diagnose some long COVID while he’s still in the acute phase?

    • @Viking_Hippie
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      12 months ago

      since COVID isn’t all that threatening in most cases I doubt he’ll consider that a condition.

      In the case of an 81yo with one of the most stressful jobs in the world, though? You bet your ass it is!