Anonymous wrote:Each day the Mayor's office has been sending out a list of all known cases in DC with the age and gender of the patient. As of 8pm on Thursday, March 19 there is only one known case in a patient under the age of 20, an 8-year-old boy.

Do you know where to find that information for March 18th? I can't find it.

If I'm correct, Childrens is setting up a testing station in the lower parking lot at Trinity. They have a van and 3-4 tents, and cone-d drive through ready to do.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I blame bowser. Why the hell were we in school so damned long?

You gotta blame someone, right? Either way, y'all mofos would have complained no matter what Bowser decided.

The buck stops with her. That’s the reality. She’s making the decisions, both good and bad, and sometimes events overtake because there was no decision at all.

They were late closing. We quit going a few days early because the experts were quite clear that school should have already closed.

maury parent here very much regretting we did not stop going a week earlier.

The lucky ones will be those who get it early and recover. They'll have immunity and can go about their business.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I blame bowser. Why the hell were we in school so damned long?

You gotta blame someone, right? Either way, y'all mofos would have complained no matter what Bowser decided.

The buck stops with her. That’s the reality. She’s making the decisions, both good and bad, and sometimes events overtake because there was no decision at all.

They were late closing. We quit going a few days early because the experts were quite clear that school should have already closed.

maury parent here very much regretting we did not stop going a week earlier.

Anonymous wrote:Children’s Hospitsl has testing capabilities, however, the patient must meet one of three sets of criteria.

Strict testing criteria equals limited testing.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I blame bowser. Why the hell were we in school so damned long?

You gotta blame someone, right? Either way, y'all mofos would have complained no matter what Bowser decided.

The buck stops with her. That’s the reality. She’s making the decisions, both good and bad, and sometimes events overtake because there was no decision at all.

They were late closing. We quit going a few days early because the experts were quite clear that school should have already closed.

Children’s Hospitsl has testing capabilities, however, the patient must meet one of three sets of criteria.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I blame bowser. Why the hell were we in school so damned long?

You gotta blame someone, right? Either way, y'all mofos would have complained no matter what Bowser decided.

The buck stops with her. That’s the reality. She’s making the decisions, both good and bad, and sometimes events overtake because there was no decision at all.

Anonymous wrote:I blame bowser. Why the hell were we in school so damned long?

You gotta blame someone, right? Either way, y'all mofos would have complained no matter what Bowser decided.

I blame bowser. Why the hell were we in school so damned long?

Anonymous wrote:how the heck are folks getting "confirmed" cases without any place having tests? My kiddo has 100% of the symptoms but because they are mild and no one else we know with symptoms has been able to get tested (so no way to id we have been in contact with someone that is positive) no testing..

Me too, but I wouldn't have called the symptoms mild (though not hospital worthy).

13:22 poster here: to clarify, there is a confirmed case at Maury.

Maury

Positive at our DCPS just announced by principal. But they won’t give any more info - they claim that the Dept of Health says there is no contact risk for the school. Which is obviously wrong - if the child was in class Friday and tested positive on Thursday, they were likely contagious in school. This country is a freakin’ joke.

Anonymous wrote:how the heck are folks getting "confirmed" cases without any place having tests? My kiddo has 100% of the symptoms but because they are mild and no one else we know with symptoms has been able to get tested (so no way to id we have been in contact with someone that is positive) no testing..

Would you like to name the school your child attended?