Yeah, I know, lots of people will go boldly forward with parties, just like the holiday gatherings at the end of last year. Good news is that cases are down a lot in NE Ohio, so hopefully it will stay that way even after the superbowl. There were 12 cases per 100,000 people over the past 7 days for my county. I'm going over to the Toledo area (NW Ohio) for work Tuesday. I just checked the cases for their area and only slightly higher than here (33 cases per 100,000). Parts of southern Ohio aren't doing nearly as well.
Maybe we need an old-style “Detroit airlift,” like they had back in Berlin after the war.
Science rules! The vaccines kept us from getting too ill, no hospital thankfully. I am glad you are feeing better!Well, I seem to have sweated it out last night. No fever during the day today, and the headache is gone too. Stomach is a little uneasy, and I have to see if the fever stays away tonight. But if so, that means I got off pretty lightly
The night will prove it, usually even when I feel better during the day I'm only really cured if the fever doesn't come back at night.
I am hoping your experience with this turns out to be better than mine. I had good days and bad days, and still had the mental fog and fatigue after the fever had subsided. But I am much older than you are and younger people seem to recover more quickly.
I can vouch for the SOFI stadium, we were there in November for a concert and they checked our vax records which we displayed on our phones and we kept our masks on almost the entire time except to drink bottled water (beer in my case). The stadium is "open-air" but only because the sides are not enclosed, so a cross wind blows through (there is still a roof). Pretty amazing building from an architectural point of view.
