So sorry for all the recent losses. May they Rest In Peace.
A friend of mine from HS's mom passed at age 98 back in the summer. She didn't have covid but the family is conscientious so masks and separation was just going to be part of it. The church was not going to work. They had a memorial for her at the drive in in Lewisburg back in September or October. It was actually quite nice. Everyone could see and hear the service through their radio or phones, we were all with our own families for the most part, and they set it up so people could drive by and talk briefly to the family.In the list of kicks in the butt, a close family to my parents the entire family basically has Covid at the moment. They all go it from someone at a family funeral.
Luckily here in Ohio they seem to not allow anyone besides family except for the graveside service. Even with that most of my mother in laws brothers and sisters will be staying in their cars.
Nah this family lives in Shelbyville and by family I mean the whole extended family. Its nuts.A friend of mine from HS's mom passed at age 98 back in the summer. She didn't have covid but the family is conscientious so masks and separation was just going to be part of it. The church was not going to work. They had a memorial for her at the drive in in Lewisburg back in September or October. It was actually quite nice. Everyone could see and hear the service through their radio or phones, we were all with our own families for the most part, and they set it up so people could drive by and talk briefly to the family.
One of my Mother in Law's friends knows a family of 5 and all of them got covid. Wonder if it's the same family? I don't remember what the name was, seems like they lived in Kentucky. MIL knew them but not as closely as her friend.
Have you heard, definitively, what the order of distribution will be? I know those in hospitals and nursing homes will be first but what about after that? My sister said she read something in the news that broke it down into A1 A2 A3 etc but couldn't recall where she'd seen it.I had not looked at the numbers in a long time. Early on, Tennessee had relatively few deaths per case diagnosed compared to Kentucky but now TN has 5400+ deaths from 454k cases, and KY has 2200 deaths from 220k cases. Not sure if KY has just tested a lot more than they did initially, or if TN has had a late run of deaths. Either way, the numbers suck...
BUT..... the first doses of the vaccine should arrive at my hospital this week!! Hang in there everyone, there is finally some light at the end of the tunnel.
Have you heard, definitively, what the order of distribution will be? I know those in hospitals and nursing homes will be first but what about after that? My sister said she read something in the news that broke it down into A1 A2 A3 etc but couldn't recall where she'd seen it.
Amy is getting tested today. Nick and I have been sick, well Nick only 3 days but started last Sunday, I got sick on Wednesday, but feel better today. We thought it was more like strep than COVID but with it only lasting 3 days with Nick, he didn't get tested, and since he recovered so quick, I never ran a fever but Amy started feeling bad last night, ran a high fever, she's decided to get tested. To be sure we're not getting anyone else sick, we decided to do the 10days quarantine even without the test. Since it's the offseason for baseball, we don't have to worry as much. Guess we'll know in a few days if we had it or not.
Thanks. I'm hoping it's not COVID. Amy freaks out on everything. She asked me why I didn't get tested, I asked her why it mattered if I'm quarantining anyway. It's not like we go around people right now. You can actually never leave your house now. Kind of depressing.There is definitely a non COVID, no-flu viral upper respiratory illness going around. Good luck, hope everything is ok
Rutherford county has been in school since early August, so I wouldn't pin the rise in numbers to students.
And I don't think anyone is saying mask don't work.
I can only speak for my family. I go to work, were I might see 5 people in a 300k square foot building, and don't come close to any of them. Wife works from home. Baseball is over so we've not been around our baseball family in weeks.
My son goes to school but they're strict on social distancing and require mask at all times. You can get detention for breaking the guidelines, even something like the mask not covering the nose.
He did go out with friends to an outdoor ice rink. Swears he wore a mask and stayed within his small group of couples.
So we've not been more relaxed with anything other than letting a 16 year old be a 16 year old some.
I told you guys, my daughters best friends grandmother passed away from pneumonia from COVID 2 weeks ago. She never had not left her house since March other than a check up in September. Has food delivered and doesn't even allow her grandkids over, they facetime her often or they did but no one went over there. They have no idea how she got COVID. The only person that was in there house was the appliance repair guy who has not had COVID and it was 12 days before she got sick.
I should add. Nick and I do go to the gym every morning we can. We wear mask and wipe down equipment before and after.
I don't use the cardio equipment at Gold's just the weights. Cardio area is always packed. We can stay away from people for the most part when weight lifting. We go to the one on Old Fort/96.How has your gym been in general? I've got a PF membership mainly for the treadmills but haven't been since March. Of course it's getting colder now so I've been thinking about heading back. I don't mind running outside when it's cold but days like today? Nope!
I have a treadmill at home, when I am disciplined enough to use it. The 16 year old has no interest in losing weight or cardio. They run a lot for baseball as it is.
Yeah I'm questioning it. When everywhere I go has a mandate, practically everyone I've been around in 3 states has them on and it's not really made a difference either way I'm going to start questioning things.There was a post above that basically questioned the efficacy of masks. I'm sure there are plenty of folks in the US who would tell you straight up that masks don't work.
Regarding schools, Rutherford County has done a pretty good job with it. They shut down constantly as required though lately it seems to be more due to staff or sub availability. Not sure if you've seen this or not but I learned last night that a Siegel HS teacher passed away from Covid yesterday. I have a number of friends (and family) who are teachers in the local school system and almost all of them have been infected and/or quarantined over the last couple of months. A friend of mine is a HS teacher in a neighboring county and is currently infected. Fortunately no respiratory concerns at this time but is really having a tough time with an extreme flu-like condition.
And I get it. You definitely have to let your 16 year old be a 16 year old. Those are important formative years that they'll never get back. Meanwhile I'm just trying to work my way towards retirement.
That last part is crazy. To be that careful and then to contract it through some unknown way is nuts. I assume it had to do with the delivery items and that sucks for sure.