The post has a figure with rather scary stats. Although I suppose it comes from a followup of severe cases, not from a random sample of cases? Otherwise it's really, really scary.
>Long-term* symptoms reported by COVID-19 patients
>47% general fatigue
>24% prolonged respiratory problems
>*longer than 30 days; analysis of a study of COVID-19 symptoms from King's College London;
>8,065 people who tested positive, of whom 857 had long-term symptoms
https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/covid-19-many-peo...
We know from studies of patients who had Sars - one of the family of coronaviruses - back in the 2003 epidemic, that almost half of survivors went on to have chronic fatigue or other long-lasting symptoms. So it should not be a surprise that this cunning descendant, Sars-CoV2, should have a similar inheritance.
That doesn't sound good.