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Glad to see studies like this for the sake of the children's wellbeing.

It never made any sense of what I gather are  assumptions and grave misconceptions  from many people that children are somehow 'tough' or are somehow more resilient to novel diseases like covid. We still have more to learn about covid and more years down the line to prove whether even more long term damage comes from covid such as what it does to the immune system 7 years after having caught it.
People have been and still are underestimating covid's and long covid's long term repercussions.

Obviously this study helps communicate how serious a problem we still have on our hands when it comes to covid not to mention other illnesses which might prove more detrimental and damaging to those who previously had covid. It's appearing in many studies as if other illnesses affect those more harmfully that have had covid in their pasts as if covid has weakened them for more problems.

Bless these poor children... I pray may these studies humble people and May people learn from these studies how to treat and care for one another more sensibly. 

Its weird ..people pretty much assume cigarettes are more harmful to little children so what is it with people that think diseases are less harmful to a small vulnerable growing body!? I often think people just want to believe covid is like a 'cold' especially after they catch covid... they just wanna pretend its a cold so they can forgive themselves for catching and giving it and so they can relieve themselves of worry and responsibility. Its denial that they have a disease now and they just hope to their maker its just a cold... I think that's what's going on but who knows.

Regardless Covid is a disease of different nature than a common cold and covid is bad all around for all age groups and whenever ya have covid you also stand to have long covid. Long covid might prove asymptomatic for awhile then pop up with a vengeance... we just don't know because four or five years is a relatively short time to know everything about a novel disease which  may prove itself to be a long term disease over the years.

It's just wise never to presume anything that hasn't been studied or around for many  many years. We ,may discover something we will have to term "extra long covid" that occur in the 7-10 year period after having first contracted covid. Hopefully that won't be the case but things are only truly proven over the course or test of time. You never know.


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