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“Walking to the shower was hard, as was keeping down food. When one is submerged underwater and can’t breathe, the feeling of being trapped triggers some dark stuff.” — Phil Hedayatnia, 24-year old product designer who was based in Singapore. https://t.co/JANdatko0i https://t.co/Gavk5jUiXi — PolitiTweet.org

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Carolyn Van Houten, the author of these photo illustrations, contracted covid in 2020 and never fully recovered. Her experience informed these illustrations. https://t.co/JANdatko0i https://t.co/NEkqmDQHpz — PolitiTweet.org

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