01-11-2021, 12:22 PM
Been lucky this past year in that nobody I knew had gotten it until my aunt informed us that my cousin had gotten it from a coworker who believed that his right to go nightclubbing was greater than anyone else's right not to die, not that my cousin did. A couple weeks later I heard that my cousin's brother (also my cousin) had contracted it from his wife who had gotten it from a student because they live in North Carolina and well, North Carolina, what do you expect. Of course they have in-person schooling. But these cases didn't really impact me in that I have to be reminded that their father, my uncle, had children. I've met them three(?) times in -- I'm pretty sure the older one isn't 30.
That just changed. My sister believes she's contracted it from my dipshit nephew, who was diagnosed Friday. So, let's see, we made a quick visit the day after X-Mas to drop off and pick up gifts, in and out, which was 15 days ago. Typical incubation is 3 to 10 days, making our risk low, especially since none of the three of us have shown any symptoms, but I'm still not going to be able to stop stressing about it for at least another two weeks.
That just changed. My sister believes she's contracted it from my dipshit nephew, who was diagnosed Friday. So, let's see, we made a quick visit the day after X-Mas to drop off and pick up gifts, in and out, which was 15 days ago. Typical incubation is 3 to 10 days, making our risk low, especially since none of the three of us have shown any symptoms, but I'm still not going to be able to stop stressing about it for at least another two weeks.
Getting me free admission into gaming conventions for a decade