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This poll is anonymous. I’m wondering about the impact of this virus. I understand about the impact on our businesses and economical impact on our society. I am more interested in the actual disease and those that are affected and infected by it.
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50Yes - They Had Serious Heath Effects0%11Yes - They Tested Positive0%10Yes - Asymteanatic - no symptoms0%0No0%29 -
The second wave got my small town.
I have one previous co-worker currently in ICU and one being buried this weekend. Both public safety.
I have one family member (not in my household) and one previous client with very mild symptoms and recovering well.- Unless otherwise stated, all my posts are personal opinion and worth what you paid for them.
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Thanks for the info. I live in CA and do not know of anyone yet. (Knock on wood) I have a friend who told me his cousin died in NYC from COVID but the next day he said it was a drug overdose but that he was tested postmortem for COVID.Comment
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Are you asking if someone has it right now? Or past tense?Comment
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Both of the ones who got very ill worked the protests.
Repeated exposures over the last three weeks and very long, stressful hours on the job. I, personally, feel that is why they succumbed. They were already so worn down before the exposure that got them.
- Unless otherwise stated, all my posts are personal opinion and worth what you paid for them.Comment
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CatHerder, I'm sorry.
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My aunt had it. She lives with her husband and my very elderly grandfather. We all thought he was a goner, but she kept it to herself and no other household members caught it!
She had symptoms, tested positive, but wasn't overly sick. She caught it (probably) from someone she worked with who also tested positive.Comment
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I voted no, as it's barely made it's way to my part of the state let alone my family but my Uncle (whom I see only once per year/lives 3 hrs away but in same state) got COVID and was hospitalized. He was released from the hospital after about 10 days and went home.
I guess about a week after he started having some kidney issues. Supposedly related to having COVID. He was re-admitted to the hospital and passed away about a week later.
I am hesitant to say his death was COVID although I am sure it will be counted that way statistically. He wasn't in perfect health prior to COVID and was 87 years old.
Otherwise, I know no one that has it or has had it.Comment
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- Unless otherwise stated, all my posts are personal opinion and worth what you paid for them.Comment
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The father of one of my dcds died and the grandfather of a friend passed away from complications caused by COVID.Comment
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I was just telling my son about this poll and he told me one of his coworkers' daughter tested positive for COVID but was asymptomatic; her husband seriously ill and hospitalized with it but has recovered. Three of my husband's coworkers got it. As far as I know, they're all ok now. The coworker of my bil got it as well. He recovered, too.Comment
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My sisinlaw (age 47) tested postive along with her two special needs sons (age 25 & 16). They had mild symptoms with temp, tired, no-taste, etc.
My dh was tested once due to having a temp upon entrance to work. His tests was negative as he has severe sinus issues. He is to the point he can't go to the doctor because they always want to test for covid but it shuts your home down until the result comes back so we have refused to have any more doctor visits based on any normal cold/sinus symptoms.
I have closed my daycare two weeks in April due to advisement from the state. Closed two weeks in May due to my sis in law being positive as we live beside each other and had been around each other. I closed four stayed in Sat-Tuesday awaiting results of dh test.
I am about 65 miles south of Nashville on the Alabama line and Nashville is rampant with covid. The riots I'm sure hurt nashville. My nephews live in Nashville and both are working from home still but have been tested once due to their co-workers having covid before working from home.
My niece had a baby March 18 with only her husband there due to the covid guidelines. Her brothers that live in Nashville have fear being around the baby due to just walking outside exposure as they live in townhouses around many people that seem to love "carousing". They are so tired of being isolated but do not want covid nor spread it to others.
Their dad, my brother, developed symptoms but was negative. He has heart issues so his doctor ordered the test for percaution.
Most millennials here laugh, ridicule, and call names. While I do feel this has been over-exaggerated, there should still be respect.
Like me not allowing my daycare room to be used for get-togethers so they can play volleyball till all hours of the night and possibly infect my business...or laughing at people that choose to wear a mask;so disprespectful; saying things like "I dont care if my wife gets it or if my kids get it, cause it's fake and not real"; this was from a hospital millennial radiologist.
So tired of the disrespect despite all things possibly blown out of proportion. Thankfully, my niece that lives here and my nephews from Nashville have come to our aid and stand firm in protection of my large extended family.
During my cousin's death/funeral last week, many family came in from Missouri and could not believe how they were looked at for simply wearing mask. They said when they crossed the Tennessee line, you could feel the air-of-who-cares attitude.
So that kind of explains the issues at hand here. I do feel by this time all have probably been exposed but again, there needs to be respect for others despite what politics play within this covid era.
It is what it is and being disrespectful will not change it; only cause more negative effects.Comment
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wisconsin- Two kids at work, a teacher, a family freind (who died from it), and my best freind.Comment
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