Nearly 400 employees at a Missouri pork plant tested positive for COVID-19. None of them had symptoms.
How many examples of this do we need?
How many examples of this do we need?
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for the record, I'm liking the "no symptoms" partFound out last week my great aunt has it
92 y/o
No symtpoms
Same here. I figured that's what your like was about as well.for the record, I'm liking the "no symptoms" part
pulling for auntie
Found out last week my great aunt has it
92 y/o
No symtpoms
I'm thinking about bringing my housekeeper back soon. Seeing if this May 15th thing sticks or if it gets pushed. Been paying her the whole time. I'll give her the option to push it if she has childcare issues or isn't comfortable coming out yet.We’re hiring our nanny back tomorrow
she lives with her dad, who is a nurse
we were concerned about the risk but are ok with it now
yes, it’s time to be practicalI'm thinking about bringing my housekeeper back soon. Seeing if this May 15th thing sticks or if it gets pushed. Been paying her the whole time. I'll give her the option to push it if she has childcare issues or isn't comfortable coming out yet.
Probably use that day to pack a picnic and take a road trip up the coast or something while she works.yes, it’s time to be practical
this thing is going to be around for a long time
I hope you're going to tip her extra since it's been over a month and your doormat has probably been on pornhub at least 7 times by nowI'm thinking about bringing my housekeeper back soon. Seeing if this May 15th thing sticks or if it gets pushed. Been paying her the whole time. I'll give her the option to push it if she has childcare issues or isn't comfortable coming out yet.
hahahaI hope you're going to tip her extra since it's been over a month and your doormat has probably been on pornhub at least 7 times by now
So basically this isn't a high risk to healthy working age people.Nearly 400 employees at a Missouri pork plant tested positive for COVID-19. None of them had symptoms.
How many examples of this do we need?
Glad she’s feeling well!The only reason she found out she had it is they swabbed everyone in the nursing home.
Good question. I doubt it. I'm going to have to ask.Glad she’s feeling well!
Curious to know if she’s been moved away from people who tested negative in order to minimize spread, or if that’s not realistic or possibly not deemed to be useful at this point
Glad she’s doing well
Careful being around her. She might have no symptoms but she can give you the virus and put you in the hospital for a week, or kill you. Not likely but the risk is real. Covid is funny that way.Found out last week my great aunt has it
92 y/o
No symtpoms