Bray Wyatt, aka Windham Rotunda, was a WWE superstar who had a creepy gimmick. On the 30th Anniversary of Raw, The Undertaker did a bit with him and LA Knight; after the bit, The Undertaker passed the torch. Unfortunately, 2 days ago, Bray Wyatt passed away. He had been in the hospital for months due to illness. He was set to recover and return to WWE next week when he passed. It was confirmed that he had COVID in February, and that did a huge number on his heart. I'm gonna tell you all about COVID, and why it is, indeed, a very real disease.

I myself had COVID (I posted about it, but those posts were deleted). I was approved for the paxlovid medicine only administered to patients in hospitals. Fortunately, I wasn't in the hospital. However, the two days I had COVID were rough for me. Had I not gotten that medicine, I don't know where I would be. I might not even be alive because of heart issues (no worries. I'm fine). However, that made me take COVID more seriously. Hearing that Bray Wyatt died came as a huge shock for me as a wrestling fan, but the fact that COVID had a part in his death really hit me.
Guys, whether you like it or not and whether you believe me or not, COVID is real. It is very, VERY freaking real. You cannot convince me that it isn't. If you believe it is not real, then do some freaking research because it is very freaking real. The paxlovid probably saved my life, so it is clear that I had COVID. Do not dismiss COVID. DO. NOT. DISMISS. COVID.