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Originally Posted by Mountaindewed
I didn't sob but I did leave the room once the covid news came on because my eyes watered a bit when world news was first on and were talking about Betty White. I didnt think her death would affect me but I am also very tired and I am nauseated again.
Theres just a bunch of stuff at one time and unless I develop a fever I wont go to the doctor until next week no matter what anyone says or thinks or assumes or tells me to do. I can deal with it myself.
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You can also self-care at home. ((((safe hugs)))) I hope you feel better Mountaindewed. (PS: Technically, if you called the local ER, they might just tell you to stay home unless you start having shortness of breath and other life-threatening conditions. You can get some advice via phone or video from them in the meantime, if your insurance covers that. Sometimes advice comes free and saves you the hospital bill anyway. Many people have recovered safely at home - without ever having to go to the ER.)
I'm sad about Betty White, too.
I'm mad about this pandemic though, LOL.
I went out with a double mask and all my PPE to give donations away, dump trash, get mail and packages, and then shower afterward. I feel great about doing my chores before the major downtown crowds and my neighbors all coming to my floor to watch the fireworks from the deck, which is across from my only apartment windows. I will be inside with all my windows and doors shut safely, but I will have my blinds open so I can watch fireworks from the safety and comfort of my own downtown apartment. I think I'm lucky in that regard, but not so lucky with all the virus in the hallways outside of my apartment. I'm not leaving my apartment for another 3 days, LOL.