re: How many people that you know have died from covid? Am I above the average or is 3 normal?

One. A parent of one of the kids I work with that I knew pretty well. African-American, in her 30s. Good shape (played college basketball and still played with a rec group/worked out). Really active in the community here, was a huge loss.

Know personally, 0. Our pastor that just retired last year looks like he's about to be the first though.

5. Three of them have passed away on the last month. I currently have two friends on ventilators.

I don't know any that have died. Only know 1 person who is hospitalized.

I’d say normal is about 0-1.

Depends on what one considers a Covid death.

First attributed one I am aware of was an 80+ year old coonass already in bad health for years.

Next big one I can think of was someone whose body was eaten up with staph and everything was shutting down but Covid was also present. They were likely in their 70s.

And after that, it was an 80+ year old woman who was relatively frail.


In general, it tends to very old and people already in bad health. This just tends to be the straw that broke the camel’s back.

5

0 that were shocking.

2 or 3 acquaintances that were pretty old with other issues.

Many. Personal life about 4. Professional, about 10.