Nice progress.
When all is said & done are you gonna glue it, frame it, and make it part of your classroom in the future? Or home in the present?
Ontario has 250, but a population of nearly 3x that of Wisconsin. 2 deaths.
The positive news is that 2,192 tests have come back negative. And there are no confirmed cases within two counties of mine. Although I'm sure the cases will end up here eventually.Ontario has 250, but a population of nearly 3x that of Wisconsin. 2 deaths.
Just for fun lets use some numbers. NYC population 8,700,000 vs. number of cases 3615. Good odds there.
The death count hasn’t even started yet.
They are now closely connected, both will rise at the same pace as each other.
I absolutely agree, however, we tend to confuse "testing positive" with being sick. They are two different things. I have tested positive for TB most of my adult life, but have never had TB. The important part is who is sick and testing would be helpful in knowing who to distance from socially, but not indicated anymore then that until someone finds a magic pill to get it out of our systems. For our own mental health we need to understand the difference. I'm hoping to make it to 72 and have COPD. I am high risk, but I don't think it helps to panic. It is out of my complete control so I just want to follow all the safety precautions that I can and hope for the best. That is all any of us can do.
In NY you cannot get tested unless you are showing symptoms. Unless, apparently, you are a member of the Brooklyn Nets.
I miss that...the raw nature. I miss mountains and lakes. I miss having the Snowies just a short drive away and just being able to drive up to Lake Marie with a bucket of chicken to eat while we enjoy nature. I miss having the wildlike right there. And where I grew up, it was mostly flat, but there were some buttes and on a clear day you could see the Big Horns 100 miles away....I miss being able to see 100 miles away. Most people would head for a beach to relax, but I'd much rather head to Wyoming...it's not for everyone, but I love it. I wouldn't mind living closer to Bavaria/Austria, though.
I’ve tested positive for TB since I was 9, when my brother and grandpa both contracted it. I was on medication for almost two years, and had medically mandated chest x-rays every 6 months until I was 18. Back in the day, they didn’t mess around with TB either.
To be fair, where are you going to go on vacation with everything closed? At least over here, all the restaurants are closed, museums, movie theaters, a lot of retail stores....so were you to go on vacation, you wouldn't be able to eat unless it was pizza delivery or McDonalds drive through, you couldn't go to a movie or visit any interesting spots. Not a very exciting vacation. I can sit and watch tv and eat junk food at home. Why pay beaucoup bucks to do it in a hotel?
