Paris had five Lipomas removed yesterday and has 38 stitches, is taking an antibiotic and tramadol for pain, and she does not feel well - so that's what I've been doing, nursing her back to life. She has a comfy collar to wear, but she hates it. Mike is going to make her a New York steak tonight with sweet potato on the side. Poor baby.
Meanwhile, of course I am completely behind here - however I was down here with Paris and heard Mike just laughing upstairs and I yelled, "what's so funny?" He had CNN on and the news was, he said: "... they are concerned that the virus is spreading through the White House !" (After that, more laughter).
So check it out :
~ From The New York Times:
LIVE UPDATES - (click title for link)
Coronavirus Live Updates: Top Health Officials to Quarantine After Being Exposed
"Right Now:
Three members of the coronavirus task force are beginning to quarantine after two White House staff members tested positive.
In the latest sign of worry that the coronavirus could be spreading through the senior ranks of the Trump administration, three
top public health officials have begun partial or full self-quarantine
for two weeks after coming into contact with someone who has tested
positive for the coronavirus.
Representatives
for Dr. Robert Redfield, the director of the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, and Dr. Stephen Hahn, the commissioner of the
Food and Drug Administration, confirmed the precautions on Saturday. Dr.
Anthony S. Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and
Infectious Diseases, confirmed a CNN report that he had begun a “modified quarantine” given what he called a “low risk” contact.
The actions come after the disclosure on Friday that Vice President Mike Pence’s press secretary, Katie Miller, tested positive for the virus.
Ms. Miller has attended numerous meetings of the White House’s
coronavirus task force, which also includes Dr. Redfield, Dr. Hahn and
Dr. Fauci.
Dr.
Fauci will telework from home and wear a mask for 14 days, he told CNN,
possibly visiting his office at the National Institutes of Health when
he will be the only person present. He tested negative for the virus on
Friday and plans to be tested daily from now on.
Dr.
Redfield also had a “low-risk exposure” with a person at the White
House, on May 6, and will be teleworking for the next two weeks,
Benjamin Haynes, a C.D.C. spokesman, said in a statement. Dr. Redfield
“is feeling fine, and has no symptoms,” he said, adding that if Dr.
Redfield needed to visit the White House for official business he would
follow C.D.C. safety guidelines for essential workers who may have been
exposed to the virus. Those guidelines call for temperature checks,
screening for symptoms, masks as well as social distancing.
A
spokeswoman for the F.D.A. said that Dr. Hahn had sent a note to his
staff on Friday disclosing his contact with a person who had tested
positive for Covid-19 and that, in accordance with C.D.C. guidelines,
“is now in self-quarantine for the next two weeks.”
“Dr. Hahn immediately took a diagnostic test and tested negative for the virus,” added the spokeswoman, Stephanie Caccomo.
She
and Mr. Haynes did not identify the person or people to whom Dr.
Redfield and Dr. Hahn had been exposed, although the C.D.C. statement
indicated that it was a person “at the White House.” The CNN report
confirmed by Dr. Fauci said that his contact of concern was with a White
House staff member.
The White House said this week that a military valet to President Trump had also tested positive for the virus.
Senator
Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, who oversees the Senate’s
health committee, said in a statement Saturday that the White House had
agreed to give Dr. Hahn and Dr. Redfield a “one-time exception” and
allow them to testify by videoconference at a scheduled hearing on
Tuesday about how to return safely to work and school."
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I just hope Dr Fauci will be okay, along with the CDC guy.
I'll try to get back here someday.
You have to admit though...looks like Trump is receiving a good dose of.....
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