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A good friend's 30-something year old daughter and son in law got it. She's a nurse. Both had mild symptoms and have recovered. They live in Tuscaloosa, AL. I don't know of anyone in my area that has it even though there are over 1215 cases and 32 deaths in my county of 958,000.

Where in eastern Washington? GD

Don't know anyone who has died or tested positive. We'll be testing colds for years to come because of the China flu.

Yep, two, husband and wife from church..............

Treated and recovered just fine, NO hospital stay...............

Yes.

My friend's father, who's 90, got it and lives in an assisted living center. He seems to have beat it without being hospitalized.

Our youth pastor at church and his family tested positive but got through without much drama.

One of my employee's wife tested positive last week. She's immunocompromised and relies on oxygen to get through the day. We're pretty worried about her but so far she seems to be getting through it.

Sorry to hear about your friends, Godogs57.

I am/was in one of the top ten hotspots in the country when this all started. I don’t know anyone who has had it. I don’t know anyone who knows someone that had it. Very strange.

Sorry about your friends Gundog57.

He already got vaccinated, never get it again.

Interesting thread. I don't know personally anyone that has/had it.

I know of no one. Be Well, Rustyzipper.

My youngest son has just recovered from the virus. He was sick for three weeks, with a bad cough, very severe headaches, blackened toes, and a loss of sense of taste and smell. To make matters worse, he has been recovering from a pulmonary embolism he suffered around Christmas. So thankful he has recovered. He works from home now.

Nope. I know some -uckers that should though.

Nine, that I know personally, one death.

I know several people who have had it, several that have passed away as well. All those who did not make it were 75+ and not in good overall health.

We had a church leadership meeting this week to discuss the movement forward (of course we were all seated far apart and such). I asked if anyone knew anybody under 65 who had died from this virus. Nobody knew of anyone, and these guys are from all over my general area.

My cousin told me his wife's best friend's pastor talked to someone at the grocery store who said they thought their uncle's son might have known someone who had it.

One co-worker had it and my archery elk hunting partner had it. Both recovered. One was hospitalized and tested positive. The other isolated himself at his home and recovered. He never tested but according to his doctor it was most likely that he had covid.
Both lost a lot of weight. Both said they wouldn't wish it on their enemy.

Wife's coworkers in late March. Four or five hospital medical billing staff tested positive. Traced it to one person who got it while on vacation she thinks. All recovered mild symptoms all under 60 mosty 30-50.

One of wife's nurse friends and his wife got it. Nurse husband died in hospital wife recovered at home. Both in mid50's. No official word on where they picked up infection but just do happens they were in NY on Vacation two weeks before they both started showing symptoms.

So Far no hospital staff or medical personnel have been infected through work that they know of. Hospital jumped on it quick though in early February dusting off their Ebola and H1N1 Protocols long before any official Health Directives.

Fuggin Administrators though, like every where else, were caught flat footed on PPE equipment.

The Virus is real and it ain't no flu.

Our reaction to it as a society though has been moronic at best.