Yeah… Life is mostly not fair. Today I had to take number 2 son to the testing site near Parkland Hospital in Dallas. He got the COVID test because a prisoner at the county jail where he works as a guard tested positive, and then Henry started showing symptoms at home, and was too sick to work by Wednesday evening. The Sheriff’s Office is very concerned. He got in for a test faster than most people can, and the Sheriff’s Office is paying for it.
Of course, I am already exposed. And I have three health conditions normally associated with COVID deaths in people my age. Still, I don’t feel sick yet. And I had H1N1 twice, both strains of it. It is possible that I have leftover resistance and t-cells from that. But I am done feeling sorry for myself. Time to get more writing done.
Take care, both you and your son.
I will do the best it’s within my power to do.
Out here getting a COVID test is easy. Same day as the doctor recommends and quick results. I just had one a couple days ago. I was negative. Been trying to get into a vaccine trial. I’m considered high risk and all. 50% chance of getting the vaccine and if it works I’d have some immunity.
I know it is a carefully considered risk, but stay as safe as you can, my friend. You are one of a kind, and we’ve lost enough of those to COVID alread;y.
Ach der lieber!
Uniqueness is a curse. All I ever wanted was to be an normal kid with friends and maybe get a position in science or engineering. Aside from that I just wanted to be accepted. Pretty much failed on all accounts.
Being “one of a kind” just leaves me lonely and alienated.
Meine Gute! I do suffer from the same curse. I decided to try being positive… even though I am a pessimist. A positive pessimist. See, irony is my forte. I live for iron in my diet.
Stay safe, my prayers for you and your family…
Thanks for that. So far, so good…