re: I still don’t know a person in real life who has had covid

Our nanny got it. I had to go two weeks working with my shithead kids trying to burn down my house. None of us got it.

I know one, my parents know three, one of which died.

Still voting for Trump.

Me and my GF are quarantined in my house awaiting test results. She had mild fever and we both had sore throats. I don't know what we have but I'm gonna pwer through it and work... Exactly what I would have done before this Coronavirus crap and infected 20 people.

I know one personally and he said it was bad. Many at work had it but I do not know them personally

I've also seen many in the ICU and ICU overflows that were setup.

Know several who had it, and all are fine now. One was hospitalized. He is a dentist.

Here in AL we get only limited information about the deaths. I wish we were told more. They don't tell us how many of the deaths are nursing home patients, but I suspect that they account for well over half. The ADPH's website does disclose that around 55% of the dead were suffering from "multiple" co-morbidities. More information would give some much needed context and perspective.

I know two.

One around 40. His wife is a nurse in NO. She got it and about 7 in her office, and he got it 2 days after she did.

another in his 40s. He had to work from home for a few weeks....

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I still don’t know a person in real life who has had covid
you should get out more

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I also still don't know anyone who's gotten it. And I've never stopped going to work every day during this whole thing...

So get out dez nutz, bitch

I know 3 people who died, and up to 10 people personally I know who had it so far.

Well I test everyday and get positive exposure every week but nobody working in our clinic has tested positive. Masks must help. And the virus can remain positive in your system for 2 months +. A lot of employers require 2 negatives before they can return to work and they can’t for up to 2 months +

Both my grandparents died of it, one was 83, other was 79. My mom got it but never went into the hospital and recovered in a week or two.