[thescourged1]

Don't forget our sick or elderly that are alone now more than ever. Distancing ourselves from the most vulnerable is necessary, but we still need to check in on them whenever we can.

[cherry]

ironic isn't it....the whole entire country shutdown to protect the elderly and vulnerable and the elderly go and die alone anyway.....

what kind of insanity do we have!

but fearpers would argue at least they didn't die of the Covid....

[House Atreides]

It’s not unusual for Meals on Wheels volunteers to discover “unresponsive” clients on their rounds.

[Grampa Dave]

My wife and I are 80 plus, and we get texts/emails/phone calls from our family/friends to check on us from locals to those 1000+ miles away.

We have two neighbors within a city block, who check on us.

My wife is one of 2 dozen people in our church, who call on anywhere from 15 to two dozen people or families twice a week to see how they are doing. If they need transportation or groceries, or ????

She is on the phone now re adding a church member to our prayer list.

[HighSierra5]

When this hysteria passes there will probably be a lot of stories such as this. Another consequence of the draconian short sightedness.

[joma89]

Do you mean the same elderly people who vote for democrats who then make laws or execute executive orders like we currently have that clearly take away our freedoms?

Nah, I would rather not.

JoMa

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "Deputies say all four residents died from natural causes.
It's unclear when the residents died, but Reed says they were deceased for awhile."

Creepy. is this still taking place? Odd deaths like this where there is no one to check on them? is there an update on this?