Not me and I rarely wear a mask.
Glad it is open, at least partially, here in Texas.
Gone with the wind,
Are you detaining me? I have no response.
Talk to my attorney.
I haven’t. I know a couple of people who have friends who have had it. I think 5 total. Two sets of husband/wives and one woman. These are all friends of friends. But no one in my family or immediate friend circle. Only one of those in Texas, others are friends of friends in other states.
Looks like the 15th for Nevada for churches, restaurants, stores, etc., longer for the casinos. I’m almost certain I had Kung Flu when I went to Hawaii over the holidays, although it was just an annoying flu/cold. I don’t know a soul who was actually diagnosed with it.
Here in Washington State, our rural county (pop.66K) has had 20 confirmed cases and one death. South Puget Sound area. The open stores are quite busy, with maybe half wearing masks.
One person in our parent company had it and passed away, but from my understanding he was undergoing chemo treatments at the time.
My step son from my second wife has it. he is 34. doing well.
25 people at the nursing home my Daughter worked at until march have it, 2 died.
That’s about it for my report.
Leni
Lost a cousin last night. What sucks is no wake nor funeral.
I am still alive and not infected. I had something come up on the week that I should have visited the office. Every since then we have been on work from home 100%.
My office lockdown happen because my coworkers girl friend die from it. He recover and have been on vacation at the time of the infection. Luckily nobody else in our office has caught it.
Other parts of our company
Total confirm: 9 in SC, 7 in Ga, 5 in Ala, and 1 in PA
Just learn have 5 recovered.
Our Ga and SC locations will reopen next week. We are keeping our fingers cross to stay open.
friend of a relative, young, died from it- a neighbor of ours had it- they quarantined- state officials checked on him daily to see if he was staying inside- haven’t heard of anyone else-
We, our family, had something- we called it ‘The Crud’ - and it came back whatever it was- bot not as bad second time- I think it was just a flu though- likely not the wuhan- but won’t know for sure unless we get tested for antibodies-
symptoms were chills for 2 days, nausea, the runs, slight fever (only got to 99.3 or so- but did wake up soaked- so don’t know if it got higher while asleep), headache, sore throat- and very fatigued/weak for 2 days-
This hit us twice- once in march, and again in middle of april- I thin kit was the same Crud- symptoms were the same- just not as severe second time
Not us, or anyone i know personally. I go out, no mask, no gloves.
Yesterday, someone here said an aunt of his had died from it, but I can’t recall his screen name at the moment.
My mothers friend pass from confirm Covid-19. She just told me this morning. Her friend was in her 70s. My mon is 74 she was upset about it.
My mom was an early case. She was in the ICU for almost two weeks and is now is assisted living where I think she’s safe. Of my family, two of four kids, my wife and myself each had symptoms. We have since moved, at least temporarily, from NYC to New Hampshire, from which I’m blessed to be able to telecommute. My mom can’t travel yet and needs the medical support. This Wuhan-China-COVID virus can lay waste to you if you get it bad.
I have (had) a pilot friend who had it. He was older (for a pilot — late 50s) but in very good shape. He flew as a private pilot for a wealthy family.
He died, as did the father of the gentleman who owns the plane. He was much older, but also in good health. The passenger’s wife has been in ICU for a month now.
All in, 7 people in the family of varying ages got very sick, as well as the pilot who died and the pilot’s wife (who got sick but did not die).
My mother contracted COVID-19 while in an assisted living community and pass away on Tuesday after 2 days of hospitalization. She was 81 and suffering from dementia for the last 10 years.
I have a dry cough and trouble breathing. Haven’t been sleeping all that well.
But it’s not COVID. I have bronchitis.