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40. Thanks for letting us know, Johnny2X2X. Dayum...

Tue Nov 24, 2020, 11:00 PM

Nov 2020

It just reminds me how much we still don't know about this virus.

Take gentle care of yourself, and lay low. And remember: you have every right to be lazy and boring right now! You probably should be. Rest. Stay hydrated. Stay mellow - it can't help to get all worried and fearful. Keep yourself as isolated as you can, and make sure you have a mask handy! We keep extra masks in the car in the storage pocket inside each door, just in case. And there's all kinds of things available in take-out form, ordering, and there'll be some good holiday viewing on TV, even if there isn't a parade or much in terms of football.

And take a deep breath and remind yourself that as of today (Tuesday, November 24th), it's only 57 days til we are officially, formally, and fully, DONE WITH DONALD! Joe Biden's coming to the rescue, and he's already deep in very professional preparations.

Just remind yourself that the adults will finally be back in charge - after four long miserable frustrating and sometimes horrifying years.

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I have Covid 19, I was extremely careful. [View all] Johnny2X2X Nov 2020 OP

Take care of yourself, fast healing. Niece got it and that is what pissed her progressive self off. LizBeth Nov 2020 #1

the thing is, masks really don't protect you that much unless it is an N95 LymphocyteLover Nov 2020 #28

My niece is well to recovery though she had to have a hospital stay. And ya, I hear you, though LizBeth Nov 2020 #33

glad she is doing better-- and I don't blame her for being pissed at the locals LymphocyteLover Nov 2020 #50

I honestly think you need a face shield or goggles, too. Laffy Kat Nov 2020 #42

Yes, I hit two stores yesterday and today kicking myself because I took off glasses to shop easier. LizBeth Nov 2020 #54

Glasses really do help and they're certainly better than nothing. nt Laffy Kat Nov 2020 #55

I think so If some is floating in the air, glasses will stop some from eyes. LizBeth Nov 2020 #56

True. Goggles are the best, although glasses do help. nt Laffy Kat Nov 2020 #57

Hoping for a quick recovery... lisa58 Nov 2020 #2

I'm so sorry BainsBane Nov 2020 #3

Take care and hope you feel better soon Freddie Nov 2020 #4

Thanks for the well wishes Johnny2X2X Nov 2020 #5

If you don't have a pulse oximeter, get one Freddie Nov 2020 #10

This!!!!!! Temperature is not a good self test, nor cough- especially if you have seasonal ResistantAmerican17 Nov 2020 #22

It could be one little thing underpants Nov 2020 #6

Thanks for the warning. empedocles Nov 2020 #7

I'm sorry to hear that Johnny MustLoveBeagles Nov 2020 #8

Take out /delivery / etc. OhZone Nov 2020 #9

Take care Johnny. smirkymonkey Nov 2020 #11

I'm convinced there's no way to be 100% protected. We can only do our best. Siwsan Nov 2020 #12

Hope you feel better soon. Thanks for the warning and livetohike Nov 2020 #13

Sending you best wishes for a quick recovery! 💖 MLAA Nov 2020 #14

I'm getting my fourth test tomorrow. KatyaR Nov 2020 #15

Please be ok. n/t DonaldsRump Nov 2020 #16

sorry to learn you have it. barbtries Nov 2020 #17

I am so sorry, I hope you have a quick recovery. dewsgirl Nov 2020 #18

thanks for sharing, please get well soon. peacebuzzard Nov 2020 #19

best wishes cynical_idealist Nov 2020 #20

Some people get no symptoms at all Warpy Nov 2020 #21

regarding this: NJCher Nov 2020 #23

Take Vitamin D and sleep with your head and shoulders raised FakeNoose Nov 2020 #24

+1 As a childhood asthma sufferer, I can confirm lungs work better when upright. forgotmylogin Nov 2020 #38

I'm so sorry. I'm so fearful my daughter will get it treehuggnlibrul Nov 2020 #25

Your daughter is in my thoughts. Johnny2X2X Nov 2020 #30

Thank you. I didn't mean to get off on my own treehuggnlibrul Nov 2020 #37

Sending prayers for a successful outcome for your daughter in every way! Tanuki Nov 2020 #53

Hope you are both going to have mild cases. Take care. OregonBlue Nov 2020 #26

I'm sorry being careful didn't work...tough way to learn we just can't be too careful. Glad she's Karadeniz Nov 2020 #27

I'm so sorry you're sick! MontanaMama Nov 2020 #29

Thats whats scary; you have NO idea how you got it. oldsoftie Nov 2020 #31

Hope you feel better soon! marlakay Nov 2020 #32

My wife went and saw he family. Johnny2X2X Nov 2020 #34

There is no way to know for sure it was her marlakay Nov 2020 #48

the virus is everywhere and it is airborne,penetrates through masks (unless it's N95 - uncomfortable AlexSFCA Nov 2020 #35

Can you share what being "extremely careful" mchill Nov 2020 #36

I have had zero contact with anyone but my wife. Johnny2X2X Nov 2020 #44

I have had zero contact with anyone but my wife. Johnny2X2X Nov 2020 #45

All the best of luck and health to you, your family and friends! BobTheSubgenius Nov 2020 #39

Thanks for letting us know, Johnny2X2X. Dayum... calimary Nov 2020 #40

Give yourself credit for getting along, protected for over 9 months! lambchopp59 Nov 2020 #41

Studies have shown that viral load can have a lot to do with severity of symptoms crimycarny Nov 2020 #43

I Think All The Mask RobinA Nov 2020 #46

It's a group effort Johnny2X2X Nov 2020 #52

Past contact tracing showed most people get it... Buckeye_Democrat Nov 2020 #47

My doctor's ( yes plural) have told me to put on ... Lady Freedom Returns Nov 2020 #49

Best wishes for a speedy recovery. My Sister in law just tested positive. NNadir Nov 2020 #51