Discussion about this post

User's avatar
Schmoozan Salamander's avatar

I thought I remembered that you and Mrs Knig have had some issues? Please, if you can ( if you don’t have already), get an oximeter and monitor your oxygen saturation. 83% is hypoxic; you can drop from 90% to there very quickly with acute respiratory stress. Given your distance I urge you to play it safe.

If you never get the shortness of breath and fatigue, but “just” the fever (I hate fever), that would be great and your odds of good urgent care + palliative prescriptions delivered via phone or Telehealth are good. If you have a primary care physician, call her/his office manager to see what they want you to do for reporting, and what their surge protocol would be (call them first, etc). Treat everyone like plague carriers because 20 minutes by screaming fast ambulance is too long. Be well.

Expand full comment
Schmoozan Salamander's avatar

Also not a boy, so yeah. I had to call my little brother, who is in IT (and, very important to her, was an EMT driver), and ask him to tell her what I told her. *sigh*

Expand full comment
33 more comments...

No posts