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I haven’t felt good in years because I have a terrible immune system and several disabilities.  However, when I feel random, shocking pain, I worry.  Living with disabilities is often a guessing game from one day to the next.  Life in itself is so unpredictable that this virus is like the icing on the cake.  Essential workers have families, and often we let our guard down around them.  My sister raises her granddaughter.  Her stepdaughter's husband works at a prison and has been exposed to a positive COVID-19 patient.  He didn’t say anything until his work sent him to a hotel to quarantine while they wait for his test results.  This past weekend my sister, who is also my caregiver, didn’t think anything of her granddaughter going for a weekend visit with her mom.  She had no idea that it could expose us all to the coronavirus.  Well....now we have been tested, and we wait.  I hurt all over from my disabilities, but this pain is so different.  I take a ton of medication and pray that my test comes back negative!  It was a painful test, and I cried.  It felt like miniature razor blades went in my nose and had a party.  I have a cough and my lungs hurt 😞.  Please keep me in your prayers.

On the upside, Alexandria got her bags ready for the hospital as her due date is fast approaching.  David took Jackson and me for a ride up on Renegade Mountain today, and it was beautiful.  I needed some fresh air!  Here are some photos.

Love~Laughter-Truth

Stay safe my friends

Love your faces

Tina






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