AuthorsDen.com   Join | Login    
Where Authors and Readers come together!

SIGNED BOOKS    AUTHORS    BOOKS    SAMPLE CHAPTERS    AUDIOBOOKS    eBOOKS    STORIES    ARTICLES    POETRY    BLOGS    NEWS    VIDEOS    SUCCESS    TESTIMONIALS

Featured Authors:  Patricia Sims, iDavid Schwinghammer, iMargaret Mullings, iJudy Joy Jones, iTom Kitt, iMr. Ed, iScott Zachary, iBruce Humphrey, iTeresa Walker, iEdward Patterson, i

  Home > Essays > Articles Popular: Books, Stories, Articles, Poetry      Authors: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z     

Jeremiah Donaldson

 Follow Me  

· Contact Me
· Sponsor Me!
· Books
· Articles
· 59 Titles
· 42 Reviews
· Save to My Library
· Share with Friends!
·
Member Since: Apr, 2008

Jeremiah Donaldson, click here to update your pages on AuthorsDen.


Is Covid Dementia Making Everyone Crazy?
by Jeremiah Donaldson   
Rated "PG" by the Author.
     
Recent articles by
Jeremiah Donaldson

• The Tumbling Spike Protein Tale
• The New Victimhood
• DTR2E, Wastelands, and Fallout
• Yes, Ban Tik Tok, and All Other Social Media
• Character Profile Blog Series
           >> View all

What link between Covid and dementia?

 I was poisoned very badly by carbon monoxide at a place during the pandemic. It went on for a while before I figured it out and then it went on for another six months as I tried to get it fixed and save the job. That didn't happen and I ended up in the hospital on Friday the 13th in Oct of 2023 with a 173 heart rate that I couldn't control. Things were fixed and it took me about a month to recover and I barely recovered in time to start the job I had lined up, but I managed it.

Fast forward some. The last essay I wrote last year had a significantly different 'voice' than any of my others. Even more different than the stuff I wrote while being poisoned by various cleaning products at another place in 2016-2019, which also had a different voice from stuff immediately before and after. This worried me and I took notice because someone who cannot think clearly cannot write clearly and therefore the clarity and precision in which you write is directly related to what's going on in your head. In other words, if you notice a change in your communication ability, you must assume that is connected to a change in how you are thinking, because the two are intertwined. I attributed this change in voice to the carbon monoxide damage.

Fast forward again. Everyone seems to be going crazy. By that I mean they are getting more aggressive and are exhibiting out of proportion reactions to very simple things. I literally had a guy at work explode on me last month because he asked ME if I planned on staying until we were done that morning and I said 'Hell yeah', and he went on a nutball rant about me being a smart ass. I know some people who were writers, artists, and movie makers as recently as four years ago and what do these people do now? Sit around, do nothing but play video games, steal work labor (by playing video games on the clock), and generally insult anyone that isn't them. Someone else I know has been steadily declining in a very bad way for the last two years (and two years just happens to be the min onset time for early onset dementia) who is now stark raving mad and threatening to shoot people, but it is their word against the word of other people and nothing has yet been actually done that can stop what's happening with that person. At the place I work, we also had a guy bring a gun into work three months ago to shoot someone that had made him mad. Luckily, the person he wanted wasn't there that day, no one was shot, but the guy that carried the gun in went to a psych ward. I was personally almost hit in anger and nearly had to defend myself by yet another guy two weeks ago that literally lost his mind during a very mild exchange. I witnessed another guy sexually harass a woman at work the other night for most of the 12 hour shift even though she never responded to a single thing he did or said. Other people that I've known for a while are also showing weird personality changes like not laughing as much, not talking as much, and hints of paranoia.

So, the question I came up with was this: Is it more likely that I'm screwed up from the carbon monoxide poisoning or is it more likely that I'm being affected by the same thing that's driving other people crazy? The answer, of course, per Occam's Razor, is that I'm more likely to be affected by the same thing as the others. This answer prompts the real question: What is making everyone go nuts?

I did hours of research to refresh my memory on some things, because it's been about 27 years since I last worked in a locked dementia unit at a nursing home. The conclusion I came to is that all these symptoms I see in others and in myself are actually the symptoms of dementia, and I even acknowledged this before the research when I told people 'the people starting this nonsense sound like senile 80 year-olds'. The symptom list for dementia is an exact match for the odd behavior I'm seeing. Once I concluding the symptoms were close enough to suspect, I started researching another angle. And once I did, it took me five whole seconds to pull up a research article from Aug of 2024 that details exactly what I just concluded. The only difference between my conclusion and the researchers conclusion is that they say it's only 'long' Covid sufferers suffering from the dementia type symptoms while I say it's everyone. However, no one actually knows how many people get 'long Covid', so it could be that EVERYONE that gets Covid gets long Covid. Either way, the dementia symptoms are almost certainly related to the Covid spike proteins from the virus and vaccines, because as I and researchers have warned people over and over, it's the spike proteins that cause the damage, not the actual virus or vaccine. This means that anything caused by the spike proteins will first affect those exposed to them the most (vaxxed people) and then everyone else will follow with the same symptoms, and this is exactly what's happening. The only break in the pattern that I see is that people who have done a lot of hard drugs and aged their bodies excessively are further along in progression, like the person I know who currently wants to shoot people.

My conclusion? If what I'm seeing is correct and if the research is correct, we're in for one hell of a crazy ride over the next 1-3 years as all these people descend into madness and it can't be stopped. Only someone with an extreme grasp on reality and who they are as a person can notice these type of changes in themselves and only someone that truly understands what it leads too will be motivated enough to attempt slowing or reversing it. The only reason I noticed weirdness in myself is because of what I do and the record of my mental health that it leaves behind. The way dementia works is that the person thinks everyone else is crazy and they're normal, because to them they are. It's why dementia patients steal so much. It's not even stealing to them, because the thing has always been 'theirs' as far as they are concerned due to their illness and that is their reality. Also, due to how dementia progresses, once someone notices bad symptoms of it, it's too late. This is because dementia starts off slow, but the more it progresses, the faster it progresses, until the person suddenly falls off a cliff and is crippled by it.

UK researchers find Alzheimer’s-like brain changes in long COVID patients (Aug 2024)
https://www.research.uky.edu/news/uk-researchers-find-alzheimers-brain-changes-long-covid-patients


Want to review or comment on this article?


Need a FREE Reader Membership?
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on March 17, 2025
I know you're into Covid related conspiracies, but I don't think that it's Covid proteins that are the cause of anger in our society.

I could state many causes from the dumbing down of education, to societal expectations not meeting their desires, to pesticides and other harmful ingredients in our water and food like lead and plastic in our bloodstreams.

My father was carbon monoxide poisoned by his new tractor on his 18 wheeler that seeped carbon monoxide into the cab. He never exhibited any angry behavior or dementia after that. He was the calmest guy I ever knew, especially when around angry people. He could easily dispatch them from his days in golden gloves and work as a loading and unloading truck driver.

Being fired for no reason or bullied on the job can result in a man or even a woman coming back to the workplace to kill. During my work life I had several people after me for one reason or another and we had several people that had to be escorted out by campus police because they were hooked on cocaine.

Cocaine gives delusions of grander, followed by deep depression. Other drugs that I have followed are even worse. They may be your culprit, not long Covid. The people I know on long Covid are struggling just to survive. Every one of them avoided the vaccines because of influencers like Robert Kennedy and you.

Ron

Popular Essays Articles
  1.  Where Have All the Authors Gone?
  2.  The Advent of ALICE 1.0 Advanced Logis
  3.  War and the Earth we need to live on.
  4.  An Era of Stupidity and the Challenge
  5.  Down with Group Chat
  6.  Critical Race Theory & the 1619 Projec
  7.  Needed: A Progressive Grand Strategy t
  8.  Less Words, More Results
  9.  Takeaways from Adam Smith's The Wealth
  10.  Mr. Trump, have you no sense of decenc
  11.  The Crisis of Opioid, Fentanyl, Cocain
  12.  Verifying Ones Self
  13.  Where, oh where, has my Porsche dream
  14.  Critical Race Theory
  15.  Just a Kid
  16.  Super Spreaders Disguised as Congressm
  17.  Daylight Saving: Stop Legislating the
  18.  Are You Writing for Me?
  19.  The Compassion of Christ
  20.  Why Excessive Inequality Matters
  21.  Bone-headed Supreme Court Decisions
  22.  Rhode Read: RI’s Tobacco-Based Wealth
  23.  Genghis Khan Rides Again!
  24.  The Cozy Mystery: Death by a Thousand
  25.  American Fascism and the Bush Administ

Free Book Review Program
Select a book to read and review today!

RAM: Random Articles and Manuscripts by Jay Dubya

RAM: Random Articles and Manuscripts, a non-fiction collection of 38 stories and essays, is author Jay Dubya's 32nd book.  
Member BookAds

Democratic Dilemmas and Divine Inspiration (A Kindle Short) by Aberjhani

Democratic Dilemmas and Divine Inspiration examines the significance or relevance of the idea that the U.S. Constitution was, as many believe, divinely inspired. How much did that belief matter to founders of the nation and how much does it matter no  
Member BookAds

Democratic Dilemmas and Divine Inspiration (A Kindle Short) by Aberjhani

Democratic Dilemmas and Divine Inspiration examines the significance or relevance of the idea that the U.S. Constitution was, as many believe, divinely inspired. How much did that belief matter to founders of the nation and how much does it matter no  
Member BookAds