theskylark.bsky.social
Feed for Long Covid new arrivals on BlueSky. Reposts from trusted LC advocacy and supportive accounts who've migrated from other social media. Stopped reposting 28 October 2026. 🧡
👤 Joined on 23 November 2024
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In 2020 & 2021 we made some decisions to protect our family's health. We knew there would be an element of “social death” involved. If you are keeping yourself (and perhaps your family) safe from COVID, you know this. But social death is not the end. Happy Halloween!👻🎃
Show PostGutted you're having to stop, you have been an absolute lifeline for people like me who want to stay informed about COVID but don't have much time. Stay well and keep posting!
Show PostIn Scotland levels are much higher than the average across the west and south, but all along the east coast (with the exception of Edinburgh) is much closer to the average. 6/7
Show PostThis suggests a link to population-wide COVID-19 infections, that began here in early 2022. The age-group split did not change dramatically from 2023 onward.
Show PostFor Australia, the AIHW Hospital Separations dataset shows an approximate tripling of *C37 Malignant neoplasm of thymus* diagnoses in the year ending June 2023, with further growth continuing in the years since. For the decade before 2022, growth was roughly aligned with population growth. 🧵
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