Covid Nashville

Nice response.

Hope you feel better, soon!

Get well soon and please move this to the Contact Tracing forum

elcazador83 said:

Sorry to hear the grave news. You only have a 99.9 chance of survival at this point. I'll write in your obituary that you went out rocking at a pearl jam concert. Would you prefer for indifference or yellow ledbetter as your send off?

Kind of insensitive and pretty funny at the same time! 

Feel better!

No need for profanity. Let's keep it civil.

cincybearcat said:

elcazador83 said:

No need for profanity. Let's keep it civil.

Good news is you are likely a part of the 100% that will survive the profanity.

Lol.  

Thanks for sharing! I went to B&B Thursday, Nashville Friday, B&B Saturday, StL Sunday. Tested positive this morning. Fully vaxed, etc. Thought I was just getting old and couldn't recover, lol, but the extreme fatigue and sore throat I'm now convinced are symptoms. Be well, anyone who gets covid, be it from a show, or at the grocery store.

If I go, make it Red Mosquito to open the service. Close with Present Tense, please.*

Been to other events, etc. Seems the "superspreader" era is passed, but it does make me curious what that benchmark is. No real way of tracking the stuff at this point without contact tracing to events. Wonder if any particular show was truly a hotspot? Wouldn't surprise me if it were Nashville, with the massive amount of close-quarters bars surrounding the venue. Seemed I heard more folks doing extra partying there than at other concert stops. That's not scientific, purely speculation from observations. Easily could've been the bars, not the venue, we went to a couple bars before the show, Broadway was non-stop packed.

That said, the Nashville arena sounded fantastic.

*I get the sensitivity of death and immunocompromised. Gotta make light of some of my own personal situation. No one worth a grain of salt would ever wish someone to take it home unknowingly and infect someone high-risk. I hope anyone that faced exposure would take their own precautions and isolate/test before visiting high-risk family/friends after going to these kinds of events.

Take care of yourself. This is my second time having covid and its hitting harder now than the first. Going on 3 weeks with crap and congestion still happening. No previous health concerns or anything, but it’s taking its sweet time leaving.

PJinIL said:

Thanks for sharing! I went to B&B Thursday, Nashville Friday, B&B Saturday, StL Sunday. Tested positive this morning. Fully vaxed, etc. Thought I was just getting old and couldn't recover, lol, but the extreme fatigue and sore throat I'm now convinced are symptoms. Be well, anyone who gets covid, be it from a show, or at the grocery store.

If I go, make it Red Mosquito to open the service. Close with Present Tense, please.*

Been to other events, etc. Seems the "superspreader" era is passed, but it does make me curious what that benchmark is. No real way of tracking the stuff at this point without contact tracing to events. Wonder if any particular show was truly a hotspot? Wouldn't surprise me if it were Nashville, with the massive amount of close-quarters bars surrounding the venue. Seemed I heard more folks doing extra partying there than at other concert stops. That's not scientific, purely speculation from observations. Easily could've been the bars, not the venue, we went to a couple bars before the show, Broadway was non-stop packed.

That said, the Nashville arena sounded fantastic.

*I get the sensitivity of death and immunocompromised. Gotta make light of some of my own personal situation. No one worth a grain of salt would ever wish someone to take it home unknowingly and infect someone high-risk. I hope anyone that faced exposure would take their own precautions and isolate/test before visiting high-risk family/friends after going to these kinds of events.