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missbuster replied to your post “oh ho ho we in it now”
WHAT THAT IS VERY FAST we have three confirmed cases here and they are still travel-related. They moved our testing to a local hockey arena and out of the second hospital too.
Our first three were all travel-related… from vastly different origins. (NYC, which you’d expect, but then Orlando and a third out-of-state I forget?)
We got as high as nine confirmed cases, and then I think it just became clear that we were not going to be given anything like enough testing kits. I mean, obviously, it arrived here from NUMEROUS other points of origin, and since NYC is in fullblown Hotbed Of Pestilence mode, there’s just no resources left for us, the second-largest city in the state. (Before you get outraged, understand that we have literally half the population of two separate towns on Long Island (the way cities and towns are legally categorized has nothing to do with size), and in fact are the only the eighth most populous county in the state, just after Westchester, which is another Hotbed Of Pestilence. NYC is HUGE.)
We are not really surprised that there are no resources left for us. It’s obvious that most of the new cases are community spread, not from an outside point of infection, meaning that it’s loose now. There’s literally no point trying to track it; it’s too late to halt the spread.
They did update the list of exposures. Now not only our grocery store and our nearest Target is on the list, but also our liquor store. We checked our receipt; we were last there six days before the known-infected person.
But the list of exposures isn’t really much good, because it’s all a week ago or more. Of course it is! But it’s out there, in the wild. There’s nothing to do but treat everyone as potentially infected, and stay the fuck home, which is what I’m doing.
missbuster replied to your post “oh ho ho we in it now”
WHAT THAT IS VERY FAST we have three confirmed cases here and they are still travel-related. They moved our testing to a local hockey arena and out of the second hospital too.
Our first three were all travel-related… from vastly different origins. (NYC, which you’d expect, but then Orlando and a third out-of-state I forget?)
We got as high as nine confirmed cases, and then I think it just became clear that we were not going to be given anything like enough testing kits. I mean, obviously, it arrived here from NUMEROUS other points of origin, and since NYC is in fullblown Hotbed Of Pestilence mode, there’s just no resources left for us, the second-largest city in the state. (Before you get outraged, understand that we have literally half the population of two separate towns on Long Island (the way cities and towns are legally categorized has nothing to do with size), and in fact are the only the eighth most populous county in the state, just after Westchester, which is another Hotbed Of Pestilence. NYC is HUGE.)
We are not really surprised that there are no resources left for us. It’s obvious that most of the new cases are community spread, not from an outside point of infection, meaning that it’s loose now. There’s literally no point trying to track it; it’s too late to halt the spread.
They did update the list of exposures. Now not only our grocery store and our nearest Target is on the list, but also our liquor store. We checked our receipt; we were last there six days before the known-infected person.
But the list of exposures isn’t really much good, because it’s all a week ago or more. Of course it is! But it’s out there, in the wild. There’s nothing to do but treat everyone as potentially infected, and stay the fuck home, which is what I’m doing.