[npwalters]

Please ignore the typos, didn't edit the above before hitting send

[jebartle]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

The first case here was over two weeks ago. The incubation period could be up to fourteen days. With the testing facility at the polo grounds, I would think that if there were a lot of cases we'd know about it.

Fingers crossed, oh heck, my eyes are crossed also, whatever it takes to see an end to this..?.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by photo1902

I feel it is way too early in the game to tell how bad (or not) it will be here.

Agree. It is just the beginning for us here in The Villages.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

The next two weeks should tell the tale. I'm a little concerned about churches being allowed to have congregations inside, this is the worst possible time to be doing so.

Those church goers will then go to the grocery stores. My grocery list is so long but I'm staying out of the stores. It's people like the church goers that are instilling the fear in me.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Healthiest

Yes, they are. The governor said church services are 'essential services.' There was one church on the news (can't remember which one) in which 1800 people were in attendance. They kept saying that the blood of Jesus heals and seemed to really believe that they couldn't get it.

Seriously?????

[jet10s]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

the next two weeks should tell the tale. I'm a little concerned about churches being allowed to have congregations inside, this is the worst possible time to be doing so.

which churches

[jet10s]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

those church goers will then go to the grocery stores. My grocery list is so long but i'm staying out of the stores. It's people like the church goers that are instilling the fear in me.

don't go out -- you won't get it

[jet10s]

Originally Posted by healthiest

yes, they are. The governor said church services are 'essential services.' there was one church on the news (can't remember which one) in which 1800 people were in attendance. They kept saying that the blood of jesus heals and seemed to really believe that they couldn't get it.

but not here in the villages

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Seriously?????

Actually know a doctor that truly believes faith will keep him safe. Sadly his wife is stage 4, and so is he. So off to service they go.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by asianthree

Actually know a doctor that truly believes faith will keep him safe. Sadly his wife is stage 4, and so is he. So off to service they go.

You would think an intelligent person such as a doctor would know better.

[KyWoman]

I truly believe that I had it in December after flying north for Christmas. I was very sick with congested chest, very sore throat and pain with breathing, fatigue and fever. Also lost my sense of taste and smell. I isolated myself in my son's lower level and wore a mask,( brought with us because of a new baby), and thankfully no one else got sick. I had the flu shot and never had anything like this in my life.

[JudyLife]

Cannot believe how stupid people can be! We are here in London England & have been in lockdown officially just over 2 weeks, although hubby & I started a week earlier. One of us goes for groceries as infrequently as possible & a brief walk, avoiding any contact, every few days. Is it boring? At times but better than lying in a coffin. Please stay home people! Wear a mask when you go out & follow the official advice. Pay attention to Dr Fauci!! As to attending a church service you need to have your head examined!!

[Koapaka]

Lets have the SAME question asked in 14-18 days and see if your assessment is the same.

[Rwirish]

Not surprised at all. Villagers have done an excellent job of social distancing. Sure there are violators who just don’t get it. You can’t correct stupid.

[Skunky1]

How many people that live in the villages have died from the coronavirus virus? I understand there’s more than what we have been told.