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To understand how people around the world are coping, we invited readers to share their post-covid experiences. Nearly 400 people from D.C. to the Philippines wrote us back. Here are five stories from survivors with whom we spoke over several months. https://t.co/JANdatko0i https://t.co/j6XGQX7vaP — PolitiTweet.org

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In many countries, the hope is that the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is over. But there is still no standard test or treatment for post-covid conditions. Millions suffer from unexplained symptoms that many fear will far outlast the pandemic. https://t.co/eIxUAiImwn https://t.co/RiaeOyw2s8 — PolitiTweet.org

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“My illness hit my daughter really bad, to the point that she tried to commit suicide, twice. It’s not just a single person’s suffering, it’s the whole family.” — Sherene Magana Cruz, 51-year-old nursing home worker from Australia. https://t.co/JANdatko0i https://t.co/t55G9Z2tRG — PolitiTweet.org

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