Geri, yes my day / night is never dull. Some days are more challenging than others. My administrative role is 24/7, even on vacation they need to get in touch with me. It’s a good team, so they try to let me off when I’m off and only call if it’s a true emergency, like when a roofing contractor tried to burn down a section of the roof when he went to heat his tar - can we say stupid! Two weeks ago my corporate HQ called for our supply chain to be locked down and our director of supplies did just that for the state. Yes, I do believe staff may have taken some things, but we have cameras everywhere, and was put out to staff that if the supplies dried up, they would put themselves at risk. That being said, I didn’t get to this level of healthcare management turning a blind eye or being naive. Our HR department has moved to make strict processes for stealing, both supplies and time, along with calling out of work. It has gone out, that with some businesses closing, their job will become a privilege and premium, probably should consider not jeopardizing it with a stupid decision or choice. No I don’t trust this vaccine. I’m not much on vaccines anyway. I know that may seem strange for an 20 plus years clinician, but I’m very holistic in philosophy and life. hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil®) and chloroquine (Aralen®) have lots of side affects. The liver is affected, which is one of your blood exchangers and cleaners. This drug suppresses the immune system. Used more for lupus in today’s market. Quinacrine was the old malaria drug, pulled in the 1990’s because of the deformities caused to the unborn infants. I’m not a conspiracy theorist, but I have my opinion on this. Praying harder and more often throughout the day for our home going as imminent. I’m really not an expert on this, but I’ve had side bar conversations with those who are way smarter than myself, not good! Just saying, my opinion. Highly recommend you be prepared for it to get worse before it gets better for us! :prayer-hands: :prayer-hands: :prayer-hands: Well I can tell you what it’s like in Europe. Spain is a ghost culture. Ordinarily busy highways have about as many cars as back country roads. We can leave for Pharmacy, groceries and work. Even McDonalds is closed. There are random roadblocks and if you are going for gas you need to keep the receipt. Visible groceries. I think i miss the barber most of all. I usually sport a high and tight haircut. If i feel stubble on the side it’s too long. Alas. My guess is this is all coming soon to a culture near you Arthur and all, please consider taking John Hopkins with caution. Typically I read much of their research along with Mayo, but these are precarious times my brother, it is wise to heed many “discoveries“ with caution and as Mary did (Jesus earthly mom) - hide these things in your heart. According to an Italian pastor interviewed by Amir, apparently for all the deaths list in Italy, no one Seems to know of anyone who has died, I find that rather odd, wouldn’t you. Yes, there a lot of people in Italy, but he is validating this and also that they are not testing.....very interesting, wouldn’t you say? Do I smell conspiracy to panic and control, yep! :prayer-hands: My opinion only. Wow Tammie! A new word: "comorbidities." Sounds like two very small bidets mounted side by side. I know. Shut up, Dan! :yes: :yes: :yes: Multi-level craziness. More like mideval. There are those that accept anything their government tells them. Some have firmer grip on reality but not hearing any outcry. And those of us who see spiritual implications all over the place. However it plays out, God's in control. TR Lol :mdrmdr: :mdrmdr: :mdrmdr: oh boy, MyWhiteStone that made my day. Double bidet, :mdrmdr: :mdrmdr: :mdrmdr: :wacko: comorbidities as a double bidet, I have got to share that with a few “chosen” colleagues :mdrmdr: that is just great! What with all the toilet paper jokes!,, if only it where that simple! Poor folks.... but anyway, I digress from the laughter! Thank you, A merry does good like a medicine - best ever. :prayer-hands: :thankyou I lived in South Korea for 6 1/2 years and they have a unique phenomenon called “fan death.” South Koreans believe that if you are in a room with all the windows and doors closed and a fan on that you will suffocate to death. The funny thing is that if you ask any South Korean if they know anyone personally that has died of fan death, they will always say no. Always a friend of a friend of a friend. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_death Sounds kind of like the Coronovirus outbreak in Italy. On the level of urban myth. 
