Tracy Spicer Is Triple Whacked and Has Chest Pains and Severe Fatigue? I Wonder if She Is Willing To Consider the Obvious?
Tracy Spicer is triple whacked and has chest pains and severe fatigue?
I wonder if she is willing to consider the obvious?
This whole thing is diabolically evil.
So many are finding out the hard way.
We tried as hard as we possibly could to warn as many as we could.
Not many wanted to listen.
“I’ve had the debilitating exhaustion, and I also had a very worrying four weeks where I was in and out of hospital with chest pain, I thought I was having a heart attack.”
Tracey Spicer: Triple-vaxxed Aussie journalist crushed by long Covid
Australian journalist Tracey Spicer has been struck down with long Covid that has left her feeling a like “a shadow of her former self”.
The 55-year-old triple-jabbed broadcaster and author caught the virus in January on a holiday to the Gold Coast.
The illness left her bedridden for two weeks. But while she has recovered from some symptoms, such as a severe cough, she remains so sick she can barely work — more than three months after catching the virus.
She told Nine News she is suffering from debilitating fatigue and chest pains that have landed her in hospital, fearing she was having a heart attack.
Tracey Spicer has been suffering from long Covid.
“I’ve felt like a shadow of my former self. I’ve been swimming through mud every day,” she said. “Even cooking a meal can be absolutely crushing. I can hardly walk around the block.
“I’ve had the debilitating exhaustion, and I also had a very worrying four weeks where I was in and out of hospital with chest pain, I thought I was having a heart attack.”
Spicer is well-known for her work with sexual assault survivors — which had an enormous public impact and led to several investigations.
She said she wants to see Australia step up its response to long Covid.
Spicer at the National Press Club.
What is long Covid?
Most people who have coronavirus disease recover completely within a few weeks.
But some people — even those who had mild versions of the disease — continue to experience symptoms after their initial recovery.
According to the Mayo Clinic, older people and people with many serious medical conditions are the most likely to experience lingering Covid-19 symptoms, but even young, otherwise healthy people can feel unwell for weeks to months after infection.
Common signs and symptoms that linger over time include: Fatigue, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, a cough, joint pain, chest pain, and memory, concentration or sleep problems.
The federal government says many long-term side effects from Covid-19 are still not known.
The government says vaccinations are the best way to protect from long Covid.
“This is why it is important that you do everything you can to protect yourself against being infected with the Covid-19 virus,” it said. “Vaccination is the best way to reduce the risks of Covid-19.
“When many people get vaccinated against Covid-19, it lowers the risk of the virus spreading in the community. This leads to fewer people getting infected by Covid-19, which reduces the number of people who experience long Covid.”
Warning of ‘mass disability event’
A Pulitzer Prize winner has warned a “mass disability event”, as numbers of those suffering long-term symptoms after having Covid continue to grow.
Ed Yong, a science writer at The Atlantic, has been chronicling symptoms of sufferers post-Covid since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, when the term “long Covid” was yet to be coined.
He warned that the huge number of infections seen by Omicron and its predecessors will see millions of people around the world affected by a “mass disability event”.
“Even if you take the most conservative estimates for the proportion of people with Covid who develop long-term symptoms, that still translates to tens of millions of people worldwide,” he said.
“Some of those people will recover, but others will be disabled for the foreseeable future.
“The scale of such a mass disability event is truly hard to imagine, and it is appalling that we are forced to imagine it because two years on, long Covid still isn’t being counted, and many long-haulers are still being ignored.”
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