Arizona Teacher Dies of COVID-19 After Sharing Classroom with Colleagues Who Also Tested Positive

People Magazine ^ | Claudia Harmata

[Morpheus2009]

Three Arizona teachers who shared a classroom for a summer school course all contracted coronavirus last month. One of them has died, according to several reports.

Kimberley Chavez Lopez Byrd died on June 26, just under two weeks after she was hospitalized due to coronavirus complications. The other two teachers — Jena Martinez-Inzunza and Angela Skillings — are still battling the virus, according to CNN.

[Morpheus2009]

So expect more of these to come and remember homeschooling is looking better by the minute.

[circlecity]

CV “complications” - she died of something else while positive.

[Texas Eagle]

So, People is a medical journal now? What sort of treatment did she receive? Probably not the Trump Regimen or they would’ve blamed it on that.

[Artcore]

We can rightfully assume all relevant facts will be absent from this story.

Heavy on drama and lies, light on facts!

[oil_dude]

I notice my local left-wing news is reporting “Coronavirus case increases” does this mean they can legally include common Flu or cold cases, since they are all Coronaviruses?

[cuban leaf]

Yep. Anything about their age, obesity, diabetes, etc. And treatment.

[Lizavetta]

because I knew her lungs were compromised even before this ... fear, just the worst fear that you could feel," Jesse told CNN, explaining that his wife was prone to sinus infections, and also had asthma, diabetes and lupus.

In other words, she was UNHEALTHY to begin with, just the sort of person who should be self-quarantining.

This is not a classroom issue. It's an at-risk person issue who should not be around others.

[cuban leaf]

Fact is that there are so few deaths nowadays that they are all anecdotal.

[bk1000]

Well, that’s it then, schools can’t open. Vote by mail. The science is settled.

[cuban leaf]

I’ve said this almost since the outbreak in Washington state (at an elderly care facility) that this virus is like a lion culling a Gazelle herd. Well, really, most viruses and diseases are.

The ones you need to worry about are the ones that are less discriminary. The fact is that an illness that attacks the young is more serious to our world than one that attacks the elderly. It’s just how it works.

[familyop]

60 years of age. Sad. But the longer public schools are closed, the less brainwashing of kids with Democrat propaganda.

[P-Marlowe]

School officials say all three teachers wore masks and gloves, used hand sanitizer and socially distanced, but still contracted the virus.

There you go. All the precautions in the world are not going to keep you from getting this virus. It’s going to find you.

[Morpheus2009]

She got put on the ventilator.

[DouglasKC]

She had asthma, diabetes, lupus, chronic sinus infections and was put on a ventilator.

[Jrabbit]

She had asthma, diabetes and lupus. When “high risk” is discussed, she was super high risk. Sad

[Morpheus2009]

Where is why the question should be asked if people believe the masks and gloves do protect them. Also to consider is if the people were using the same precautions outside the classroom?

[Engedi]

Yep because PResident said he would with hold Federal funding for schools if they didn’t open. Of course a Judge will say he can’t do that, etc.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

From the article: ...because I knew her lungs were compromised even before this...

[conservative98]

‘coronavirus complications...sinus infections.’

Prove she actually had Covid-19, not just a coronavirus.

[LottieDah]

“She had asthma, diabetes and lupus. When “high risk” is discussed, she was super high risk. Sad”

A childhood friend of mine who has been in Texas for 40 years has COPD and Lupus. She recently contracted Covid-19 from someone who was a visitor from Europe. Thank God she is almost over it and did not need to be hospitalized.