How is the virus affecting you?

[Big Barn]

 

[rswyan]

The reported California case (person that died Feb 9 had CV19) does not say what the person died from, only that the tissue sample tested positive for CV19. If I recall correctly, they died at home. What was the cause of death?

County of Santa Clara Identifies Three Additional Early COVID-19 Deaths - Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) - County of Santa Clara

 

[GeneV]

Other than wearing a mask when entering a store, this has had no other effect on my life whatsoever, thank god!

 

[MossRoad]

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YIKES! :laughing:

 

[Citydude]

It's not NYC. It's California. My kid and her fiancé have had contact with someone that was in that area of California back then, and now that person and his fiancé have both been confirmed with the virus. And I've had contact with my kid and her fiancé in that timeframe. So yeah, it's effecting me personally, and I would have liked a link, not a lecture.

Lecture? Hardly. Relax, I meant no harm.

 

[MikePA]

The reported California case (person that died Feb 9 had CV19) does not say what the person died from, only that the tissue sample tested positive for CV19. If I recall correctly, they died at home. What was the cause of death?

I thought the point of the article was this person had CV19 well before anyone thought CV19 was a big issue. As of January 21, Fauci was saying, "This is not a major threat threat to the people in the United States and this is not something that the citizens of the United States right now should be worried about." Link

 

[Citydude]

I’m 18 miles from civilization. Fish aren’t being responsive to my caddis fly. This is how I deal with the virus. And yet, I’m on TBN.

 

[rswyan]

I thought the point of the article was this person had CV19 well before anyone thought CV19 was a big issue. As of January 21, Fauci was saying, "This is not a major threat threat to the people in the United States and this is not something that the citizens of the United States right now should be worried about." Link

:laughing:

 

[Richard]

Condolences to those who are suffering in one way or another.

I consider myself fortunate. Live rural so am automatically secluded. My work... I cover 10 counties in TN so drive 1,500 / 2,000 miles per month going to various places every day. That was put to a halt by the company and now we're having these meetings virtually over the computer.

Company made a declaration a week or two ago that absolutely nobody will be laid off because of this virus. We're all working from our homes, talking to others who are in their homes..... the State pays the company and the State isn't going to fire us to bring someone else in so we have some inherent security.

Been home for a month now....primarily, I do NOT like it but understand it has to happen. I've been treating it sort of a quasi work/vacation since I can't work (reach people) at the speed I could while we were in person...

Grass is manicured, if the weather would warm up just a tinge, I'd go outside to fix something I need to deal with on the tractor and backhoe (two fixes). But... "I'm at work" so sit in my basement office doing some work.....but when it warms up just a bit more, I'll go outside.

 

[California]

Cali, I think the links are already out there in this thread.

We閾ｴe been sticking to anecdotal comments in this thread so Ié��ï½¥ not throwing è*�æ“�nks out to back up every comment like used to be done in FP.

I trust you豎*e not going to bring that same attitude into this thread.


TBS

Sorry if you took my comment that way, it wasn't my intent. Its simply curiosity. I naturally dig down into sources to learn more. I agree this thread isn't a place to challenge someone or bring an attitude.

My question was intended only as curiosity to learn more about what the autopsy of that early case implies, how it changes our understanding of the situation. Sorry if it came across to you as attitude.