34 year old dead in CA from the virus.

March 2nd - Flew LA to Orlando for a conference.
- Stayed a few extra days and went to Disney and Universal.
March 7th - developed a cough
March 8th - coughed up blood
March 9th - FLEW BACK TO LAX
- immediately went to ER got tested
March 13th - test came back positive. he was given an oximeter
March 14th O2 sats went south, ambulance to hospital
March 19th. Dead

That's 5.5hrs in an aluminum tube with a couple hundred people.

https://www.tmz.com/2020/03/19...tZsL_Nso_n8KCN9dBMSc

Jesus.

Also this:

quote:

It appears Jeffrey was higher-risk patient. He had a history of asthma and frequent bronchitis as a child, though he outgrew that. He also had undergone surgery for testicular cancer back in 2016.

Scary as hell, especially for the mother of two sons around that age, one of whom lives in one of the most affected counties in CA. (The other is continuing to work in what's considered an "essential" service. FWIW that's the one who had life-threatening asthma as a child...)

It is heart-rending to consider that if one of them
got really sick with this curse, I would probably not even be allowed to visit them (if indeed I could make the flight).