I highly recommend you watch this full interview with Dr. Peter McCullough MD It covers a broad overview of the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Prior to my seeing this interview, I had weighed in on Covid-19 with a blog posted on my The Doctor's Report. Dr. McCullough has a full grasp of this topic and I found it comforting that he too is pointing out that policies related to his world infection seem far out of perspective.

A review of Long-Hauler Covid-19 indicates that a syndrome is beginning to describe a sub group of persons who are dealing with a constellation of complaints.

Risk factors include:

Several lines of inquiry are being pursued to explain and hopefully help us deal with these select cases. Autoimmune dysfunction seems to show the most likely mechanisms by which people might remain chronically unwell.

Psychology Services are hard to find. Recently I interviewed Ally Cantor,

Community Engagement Manager, of Choosing Therapy. This is an online service and directory for getting mental health care. Dr. Melissa PsyD is the director of this online care service. They offer client navigator assistance so that you can quickly find your way to mental health. They have over 60 therapist counselors in the state of Florida. Here is a link to help those interested in starting the intake process. This is a private practice model whereby telehealth counseling can be provided at affordable prices.

This week Dr. Fauci now sees the light. His department is only now allocating 3.2 billion dollars towards research for early outpatient anti-virals. Waiting To Be Admitted Is Not The Answer.

Contrary to what we have been advised. Avoiding health care access is not how we beat this virus. Thankfully the case rates are plummeting but still I want people to be aware. There is ample time to evaluate and sort out therapy considerations in the first 1-2 weeks of the illness.