Nobody seems to consider linking these stories up (O'Grady sudden death and flu). I personally think Long Covid links to weaknesses in the body and causes these problems but I know nothing. It explains my pneumonia from a cold in 2021.

www.independent.co.uk/news/health/heart-...-shots-b2309861.html

Nor forgetting he was a heavy smoker for year's and had a massive heart attack in the past.

Exactly;Covid (I think) attacks weak spots. Lungs and heart.

JK2006 wrote:
Exactly;Covid (I think) attacks weak spots. Lungs and heart.

Like most colds and flu.

Yes but I think Long Covid (remember - I've never tested positive - tests weren't invented then) hits all weak spots and remains hidden for years. Look at the Pope now. Problems with breathing. Had a lung problem years ago. A weak area. Covid may have sat dormant for years; now attacks. My 2021 cold became flu. Why? It's never done before. I think Long Covid turned a cold into pneumonia.

From this there seems little that can be done about it:

www.cedars-sinai.org/newsroom/covid-19-c...acking-antibodies/#:~:text=Prior%20to%20this%20study%2C%20researchers,but%20their%20persistence%20over%20time.

Even asymptomatic or mild cases of Covid can lead to self attacking anti bodies.

As vaccines do not prevent infection, lockdowns can't address the prevailing root problem and masks offer little to no protection, we will need to rely on medical science.

Of course idiots use the above to argue for more controls. The illusion of control is comforting for millions. And has proved deadly for many.