To: Investor2 who wrote (9474 ) 4/26/2020 2:22:28 PM From: Kirk © Respond to Interesting front page story about a vet and his family that didn't seem to get good care at all if we were ready for this. The story is more about the trauma the family suffered but what interested me is how they did the right thing in going to the hospital but it did not save their lives since they were sent home.Side by side - Article from: The Mercury News - April 26, 2020 And their deaths are only part of the story of how a little-understood infectious disease has ravaged an American family.Instead, Naomi, whose cough was so bad she nearly threw up, was never tested for coronavirus and instead diagnosed with pneumonia. Her brother, Rene, with whom she shares an apartment, would come down with the same symptoms, followed by his wife, Fon, who weeks later was granted the rare privilege of a test, and it proved positive.But the COVID-19 virus spread so quickly through Northern California that public health officials couldn’t track the path of each infection, so they weren’t aware of the Hartwigs’ mounting tragedy. Reading the story reminded me I forgot that I woke up one night coughing so hard I did throw up a bit so I went to the bathroom to spit it out, chew some tums to protect my teeth, took some severe cold meds that really helped and brushed my teeth before going back to sleep.
