Best wishes for her...............its good she already knows herself and knows how to take precautions. Thats why I added the disclaimer that I am fairly healthy, and hopefully people understand there is a difference in people with an underlying condition. Not to mention pain level tolerance.Glad to hear you are doing so well Mark.
I want to commend you for a couple of things. First, you followed doctor orders and second, you quarantined yourself for 2 weeks and 3, you continue to practice safe COVID-19 protocols. If EVERYBODY did that, we (as a nation) wouldn't be up the crick, like we are.
Here is a view, a bit different from Mark. My daughter is 33 and auto-immune compromised from 15+ plus years of suffering from RSD/CRPS. She wasn't feeling well around end of March/beginning of April. Then, she felt like she got hit by a freight train. Called the doc on two different occasions, and they told her to get tested for C-19. Both times, she came back negative. Both tests were Abbott tests, which have notoriety for false negatives/positives....roughly 33% of the time. She came oh-so close to going to the hospital, but she toughed it out, quarantined herself and her partner for a month and is now ok. As to why she toughed it out........her RSD/CRPS is a rare condition, most med profs are somewhat clueless about how to handle it, and experience has taught her that med staff who aren't familiar with her condition will most assuredly make it worse. Sad to say.
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I am 72 with diabetes, so I am a little worried and haven't hardly left the house since it all started. Getting REALLY stir-crazy!
Well, my dentures just won't handle beef jerky. Well, maybe they would if I put them in with JB Weld. But yes, there are some very nice rivers and streams here in Ideehoho.I hear ya Jim. Fortunately you can grab a bag of beef jerky, a bottle of water and get on your motorcycle for a couple of hours and don't stop anywhere where there's anybody. I'm pretty sure there are at least a stream or a river somewhere in Idaho. Your guitars will be waiting when you get back with your new inspiration.
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Well, my dentures just won't handle beef jerky.
I'm at that point in life I can get down with lazyI actually enjoy working..............if I have too much free time I start getting lazy