Anonymous
03/25/2020 12:20
Subject: Would pickup a sister who’s being discharged from the hospital?
If you don't and the rest of the people don't, then we end up abandoning our families.
Anonymous
03/23/2020 19:35
Subject: Would pickup a sister who’s being discharged from the hospital?
Anonymous wrote:Yes, in a second. But wouldn't go in and would leave windows open. But I don't have any underlying health conditions and it's a nice day here.
+1. I can’t believe people would hesitate to do this.
Anonymous
03/18/2020 16:20
Subject: Would pickup a sister who’s being discharged from the hospital?
Anonymous wrote:Tie her to the luggage rack. Good enough for Mitt’s dog, good enough for her.
+1! Excellent idea!
Anonymous
03/18/2020 10:26
Subject: Would pickup a sister who’s being discharged from the hospital?
Anonymous wrote:Why can't she get an Uber?
Just wondering if you've been paying attention at all last few weeks. I can't believe you even posted this.
Anonymous
03/18/2020 09:43
Subject: Would pickup a sister who’s being discharged from the hospital?
Yes, in a second. But wouldn't go in and would leave windows open. But I don't have any underlying health conditions and it's a nice day here.
Anonymous
03/18/2020 09:29
Subject: Would pickup a sister who’s being discharged from the hospital?
Anonymous wrote:Why can't she get an Uber?
With all the people in and out of Ubers the sister is more likely to get corona being forced to do that. Plus, they may not want to pick up at a hospital either.
Op, get your sister and then disinfect the area she sat when she is out or blast the heater (after she is out) since corona survives best on cool/cold surfaces. There are many precautions you can take to feel better. Some may be helpful or not but your sister needs you.