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> I guess without your dad and uncle, you have nobody old left that you care about. My 98 year old grandma was the first person in my family to catch the coron

> I guess without your dad and uncle, you have nobody old left that you care about. My 98 year old grandma was the first person in my family to catch the coronavirus. Since then I've an aunt and uncle both catch it. All three have recovered just fine, as have my five or six neighbors who also caught it, and nearly everyone in my broader community who has caught it. But yes, me and my cold dead heart killing old people. I'd personally much rather that than the reality of my grandma being locked in her nursing home without visitors for the past nine months and the whole place still caught the virus. Maybe now with the vaccine coming out she can finally have some comfort in her life instead of sobbing and threatening to run away every day.

markdown 6y ago
> My 98 year old grandma was the first person in my family to catch the coronavirus. Since then I've an aunt and uncle both catch it. All three have recovered just fine There you go. All your old people are dead or immune. Yours are no longer threatened, so bugger everyone else. > without visitors for the past nine months and the whole place still caught the virus. That's not possible. Somebody with the virus had to to have visited in order for it to have spread. Did all the other grandmas in the nursing home survive as well?
- war1025 6y ago
  > All your old people are dead or immune. Well, there are 8 siblings on my dad's side and six on my mom's, so not really. > That's not possible. Somebody with the virus had to to have visited in order for it to have spread. Yup. The physical therapist. > Did all the other grandmas in the nursing home survive as well? I think when I asked maybe six people died.