If you or your loved one has just had a diagnosis of COVID-19, your chances of surviving the illness will depend on your ability to gather your resources, make a plan, and adapt.
As told to her daughter, Carrie Severino. This article is personal information, not medical advice. Please consult your doctor with any health questions and decisions.
The past two weeks have been a rollercoaster as my husband and I celebrated our 49th wedding anniversary, learned we were both COVID-positive, spent multiple nights we thought could be our last ones together, and finally received a surreal email from the Kent County Health Department declaring us free and clear of any COVID-related quarantine. We are now allowed to take part in normal life again with “no restrictions” (whatever that means under total lockdown).
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5 comments:
800k a year and Script pad. Not to mention network of private doctors and research teams. I lay carpet for a living.
That does make a difference!
You are a fat, fascist asshole and I hope your business fails.
You are a fat, fascist asshole and I hope your business fails.
Do what works best for you. Common sense is the key.
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