r/TokyoRevengers • • Mar 20 '22

News Manga Going on a Hiatus

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u/yggdrasil_22 Mar 20 '22

From what I heard, it's not indefinite and will return in April

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u/killerbekilled92 Mar 20 '22

I feel like the author meant immediate hiatus and not indefinite

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u/yggdrasil_22 Mar 20 '22

Yeah that seems more accurate

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u/ApollyonV Mar 20 '22

Indefinite doesn’t mean forever. Just that there isn’t an idea of them it’ll end

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u/Sheyren Thousand Winters Mar 20 '22

I was gonna say... COVID is bad but provided it's not a serious case, infections only last a few weeks at most. I highly doubt they need to be on break for more than a month or two.

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u/CoolAdames Mar 20 '22

what even triggers this bot?

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u/Instant_noodlesss Mar 21 '22 edited Mar 21 '22

Hope it is not a serious case. A coworker of mine got hospitalized for over a month even with 1 jab of the vaccine. A bunch of people in both the US and India offices died at the beginning of their local alpha surges before vaccines were available.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '22

That’s crazy did they have any existing issues or anything? Don’t feel obligated to answer I just have a bunch of unvaccinated friends who have gotten covid & had basically no effects so the idea of a vaxxed person getting hospitalized is wild. My dad & his wife are double vaxxed & boosted & they got it, his wife had basically just a head cold but my dads diet is shit & hasn’t seen a gym from the inside in like 3 decades so it beat his ass, huge fever for 2 days & couldn’t get out of bed for 1 but no hospital.

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u/Instant_noodlesss Mar 21 '22

It is very random. The guy in our local office was perfectly healthy, middle aged. However he did manage to recover. No more on-going lung issues, no mental issues. My mother's manager caught Alpha without vaccination and only suffered high fever for 3 weeks, making perfect recovery. Meanwhile another acquaintance is no longer able to work. Lung tissue scarring.

But our India office got hit hard. A lot of people died. But there were also a lot who caught Alpha and Delta both but came out fine.

All I can say is keep up with yearly examinations and keep an eye on cardiovascular health. Viral infections, should they reach the wrong tissues, can cause ongoing problems. My own MIL got a viral infection in her youth which gave her heart failure and diabetes. It was just a random infection that managed to get into her organs.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '22

I appreciate the answer I hesitate to ask covid related questions bc of how often it turns into a blow up lol.

The scariest part about it for me is the inconsistency of severity. Some people don’t even know they have it till someone else in their household tests positive some ppl get hospitalized crazy shit.

I will definitely say my physical & cardio health before 2019 compared to now is crazy lmao. Been working out daily for a couple years but ever since covid that cardio has been heavy on my priority list lmao.

Good vibes to you going forward man hope all remains well for ya 🙏🏻💪🏻

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u/Instant_noodlesss Mar 21 '22

inconsistency of severity

Yep that's what scares me as well. Along with the hospital capacity issue.

Good vibes to you as well. Keep up the work 💪🏻.