Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2020/04/18
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Well that's a rootin' tootin' brave decision, Tina. As for here in Ireland, I'm temporarily self-isolating in my room as I had a minor issue and my doctor told me to stay away from my vulnerable wife for 14 days just in case it might be CoVid in disguise. However, nearly 9 days on, thankfully, there's no sign of CoVid, just as there's little sign of a let up in the restrictions over here. The problem is the asymptomatic hordes walking around, and the very minor mild symptoms of the young. Who knows what certain decisions can lead to? I moved my 96 year mother to a nursing home around the 25th of last month to ensure she was safer, as there was a higher turnover of care assistants who were calling to her house to help her and cook her lunch. It seemed the right decision at the time as none of the carers wore masks, gloves, or other safety aids as I did when I called to her house. Yesterday, I was informed that they have 17 infected patients and 6 infected staff - not a great situation. It seems there were asymptomatic staff working there - all uncovered when testing was done on everybody, per new government regulations. My mother is now seeing only carers in full PPE, and to her bewilderment having her temperature taken every day. She's at least feeling fine, but an acquaintance of mine from motor racing died in the same nursing home six days ago. Life's unfair, and you have to look after yourselves, bearing in mind your own vulnerabilities. I'm sure your son would understand. Douglas On 18/04/2020 22:49, Tina Manley via LUG wrote: > PESO: > > The hotel that my son manages in Charleston, Zero George, is opening back > up. They are booked for most of May. Who is traveling?? Restaurants are > all still closed. Why go to Charleston if the restaurants are all closed? > > He thinks it's way too early but it's not his decision to make. The kids' > daycare has not opened so he's bringing them up here to stay with us. They > haven't been exposed to other people for a couple of weeks so it should be > ok. > > He's glad to have work again but skeptical about the wisdom of this. > > If they do arrive on Monday, I'll be occupied for awhile!! > > Stay safe. > > Tina >