From https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-why-do-we-have-to-keep-getting-covid/
"That blurry-eyed bit has been the hardest postviral symptom to ignore. Nearly two months after my initial infection, I still can’t see clearly. This has proven to be a remarkably distressing and mildly terrifying postviral challenge to navigate. ...
About two million Canadians are reportedly experiencing long-term symptoms after an infection. ...
I’m not talking about shutting things down. I’m talking about finally and decisively implementing the practical interventions that public-health advocates, epidemiologists, virologists and engineers have been advocating for since 2020: improving indoor air quality, which reduces airborne contaminants; granting workers paid sick leave so that they can rest and not infect others (even during the height of the pandemic, workers only got two paid sick days in Ontario); and instituting meaningful policies during rising periods of transmission ...
How many times is enough to get a virus that – unlike our politicians – understands the power of rapid adaptation?"
Why do we have to keep getting COVID?
There is a lot we could to prevent constant reinfections, but no public motivation to do soFlannery Dean (The Globe and Mail)