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Patients Remain Suspectible to illness even two years after contracting Covid - Research
A comprehensive study published in the Journal Natural Medicine reveals that the health repercussions of Covid-19 can presist for up to two years, leading to an increased vulnerabilty to newe diseases, disabilities and even death. Surprisingly, even individuals who did not require hospitalizaiton during their initial Covid-related ailments, including but not limited to blood clots, diabetes and diseases affecting the lungs, gastrointestinal system and musculoskeletal system.
By Nish Sath3 years ago in Chapters
The Hardest Chapter of My Life
There it was, what felt like the end of an era for me, but it was simply one chapter finishing. In a short four years I had been shaped into a man and hardened and haunted by war. What I thought would be a lifelong career ended with more pain and bitterness than I knew how to handle. I had chosen to finish out my military contract and go my separate way. Always holding on to the dream of going to college and becoming an archaeologist, but I was unprepared for the next chapter of my life.
By Matthew Mccahey3 years ago in Chapters
Prince George: Navigating Royalty with Charm and Curiosity
Prince George, the eldest child of Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, was born on July 22, 2013, and has captured the hearts and attention of people around the world since his birth. As a member of the British royal family, he holds a special place in both history and modern society. Despite his young age, Prince George's life is already marked by tradition, responsibility, and public fascination.
By Abdul Aziz3 years ago in Chapters
The Hyena and the Fox
Once upon a time a fox became a problem to a nomadic settlement. This fox attacked and ate their goats and sheep. One day the people gathered together to plan how they could kill this troublesome fox. The people decided to set a trap.
By Abdifatah Hassan Nur3 years ago in Chapters
Chaos Orbit
Eris couldn't say which was going to kill her first; the hangover, or the hired killers. “Don’t move,” said the first one.
By Lauren Everdell3 years ago in Chapters
Blame is funny, isn't it?
When I was 15, all of that changed. I was in my room, watching smosh videos on my phone. Laughing away when I heard a crash. This, as we know, is not unusual in my house. I thought nothing of it. I decided that day I didn't wish to be screamed at for soemthing out of my control.
By Francis3 years ago in Chapters
The Time Of My Life
One day her boss telephoned whilst she was away from home at our holiday home, a caravan on the coast. He had left a message on my answering machine whilst I was out shopping.”Hey Mel, do you fancy making hay this weekend? Call me.”
By Liam Ireland3 years ago in Chapters
Save One Bullet
Chapter 25 Tom had just laid out his financial plans for us after my mother's death. He'd taken out an enormous insurance policy on her and was planning on living high on the hog with it. I was stunned and incensed by his opportunistic greed and let him know.
By Tina D'Angelo3 years ago in Chapters
The Enchantress' Challenge: The Gorgon
With a roar, Kavarus pierces the beast’s heart with his longsword. Now, I am ready, he thinks smugly. If he can slay the great Cyclops, then he can face any challenge the enchantress might throw his way.
By Clever&WTF3 years ago in Chapters
Once
I sit alone in my bedroom with the curtains drawn and the lights turned off because I find the darkness soothing. Tears slip down my cheeks and drip from my chin. The inner workings of my mind are a mess of burnt fuses and smoke and sticky cogs. Nothing works as it should. There is no order to the world, only frustration and chaos and that hot, twitching pressure around my temples.
By Bryn T.3 years ago in Chapters
Save One Bullet
Chapter 27 I stopped in the food court at the mall and sat by the windows facing the lake. Mom used to love coming here to watch the eagles in the Winter. For her, I took a few pictures of eagles diving for fish in Onondaga Lake. It was something we enjoyed doing together until she became unable to catch her breath while walking. I had to face it. When Mom died, I lost my only real friend.
By Tina D'Angelo3 years ago in Chapters
Let Me Cry
Beneath a sky of midnight's veil, Whispered secrets softly sail, Stars ignite in cosmic flight, Painting stories in the night.
By Tesla Movement3 years ago in Chapters