A her age, you better have full eye on her, I've lost my great-aunt this year, at the eve of my birthday (you may call it a curse), sur the pandemic is real, only idiots or ignorants believes that Covid is a Governmental Machinations, like the Plot Theorist. But you live in which country ? Do your is setting lockdown towards the peoples ? Because british have shown that letting people exposed to it is deadly and inefficient, because their hospitals has been overdue of patients.

We do. I check on her twice an hour.
I'm really sorry to hear about your aunt too.
The US is kind of a mess right now, lots of different states have different rules, and our state has been pretty lax on lockdowns (and now there's a huge spike in cases) Our hospitals are also over-flowing so if she gets worse I really hope we can find treatment for her.

I've found this doctor's vids very informative for details on how it spreads in the air and how to avoid catching it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJ4Epf8i1uk

In one of his vids he links to N95 masks he recommends especially for caregivers to someone who caught it:
https://n95maskco.com/collections/n.....a1k4_vj3h9&;

Moose no D :

Y'all stay safe, wishing you all the best

Oh god... I’m so sorry, Lyzer. I’m glad you’ll be keeping an eye on her, but please take care!

Anecdotal but try sipping vodka letting it rest on your tongue and Inhaling the vapors.
There have been reports from several odd sources that this works as a form of therapeutic. Worst case scenario you can make screwdrivers with orange juice.

Slightly dangerous, but...could have short term help with breathing? Alcohol causing blood vessels in the lungs to dilate and expand rather than constricting could improve blood flow and oxygenation of the blood, I suppose. Could have worse effects if there's viral related clotting problems and a clot moves in and binds in the lungs once the effect passes. Dunno what it would do to the pneumonia related risks.

I am so sorry thats happening to you! I'd be so terrified, I've been afraid of losing my Dad over this, he's 80 and has stomach cancer and I don't think he could survive it if he caught it. I wish your family health, stay strong!

Hoping the best for you and your grandmother, Lyzer.
Stay safe, thoughts and prayers with you! <3

Unfortunately, I'm still dealing with people who don't want to set an example and wear a mask because their personal freedoms mean more to them than our grandparents' health, Lyzer. It's all fun and games until it hits too close to home. You take care of your family and yourself and basically write off anyone who tries to play it down. Human selfishness is not what's going to survive this pandemic. Compassion and thoughtfulness will.

Best of luck to you and yours with your recovery, okay? >O<

I'm really sorry about that. I lost my grandfather in the spring to the virus. He got it in mid-April and lost the fight mid May. While he had fairly mild symptoms most of the way, it was only at the end when he started to refuse to eat that it made a quick down turn. He had a host of health issues but we still held out hope for as long as we could. I really do hope for the best for you and your grandma.

Two things my family learned dealing with it:
1. Be prepared to contact someone in regards to hospice care early if you or the doctors think they might be making a turn for the worse. My grandfather was in a nursing home so what happened was is a nurse would come in from outside the locked down facility to administer some sedatives to make his passing as peaceful as possible.
2. If you get to the point family members may want to say goodbye, try and let what family you can in to say goodbye. Only grandfather's immediate kids (my mother and two uncles) got to see him. Our grandmother couldn't because she has her own health problems. No grandkids got to see him before his passing either. Even if it's a zoom call or saying goodbye through a window, not being able to say goodbye in person hurts.

Yikes. 8I

Hope things go well and carefully.

I wish you and your family the best and I hope everyone recovers from this. Stay vigilant ><!

Best wishes for you all! Take care and be well!

Im so sorry that happened.

everyone who has seen my comments
i want to appologize
i know that many people see Corona as something super serious
if lyser's granny passes away from the virus, i would of course feel sorry for them, and wish them the best of luck
i also looked into it, and every country has a different death % with Corona, something i didn't know at first
but i hope you all also understand that everyone has a different look on the virus, with mine being a lot more carefree
i truelly appologize for the words i chose

Regardless of attitude; time and place, dude. Just remember that next time

of course

I'm sorry 3:

Good luck, i hope everything turns out ok.

So just some points to keep in mind, mostly from my own experience about 4-5 months after my own diagnosis and recovery:
Keep an eye out for long term fatigue/stamina issues, I feel like I went from slightly out of shape to several years out of shape within a couple of weeks. I've slowly recovered, but even now I can tell how much it pushed my stamina down.
Blood vessel damage, especially anything preexisting prior to diagnosis, is likely to worsen. I started noticing a very small bleeding issue about a week after I recovered proper, and it's still going on. It hasn't healed fully even now, but it's finally starting to improve after 4 months of very lightly bleeding all the time. I'm fine, thankfully it's very contained and not internal bleeding into a body cavity so I'm waiting to see if it clears up on its own or needs surgery, but others may not be as lucky.
I'm still undergoing some diagnostics to determine if I have some liver/kidney damage, which could definitely be related to virus, but I'm unsure of full details so this one is still on the outer rim of viral related possibilities.

I can only hope it doesn't stir up long term issues, but the reality of it is that it very well could and I'd rather be aware and ready to handle the risks than unaware and blindsided hard.

Please take care, I'll be praying for you two

I’m praying for her.

Believe me I’ve been treating the pandemic with full seriousness. Wearing a mask outside the house and anywhere else.

Yes, tell people to wear ineffective gear in order to "protect" them from a virus that can pass right through it.
I've shared this information before from the OSHA website.

I feel for your loss, I truly do.
But telling people to wear something that doesn't work compounds the issue.
There is no clear way to prevent anyone from catching CV-19 other than hiding in a locked closet.

Im really sorry to hear about your aunt.
Only other advice I want to give, which most people seem to forget now, since masks were made to be the big thing to stop 'rona, but remember to wash your hands. Frequently. You must also try to avoid touching one's own face as much as possible. Masks help, but disciplined hand hygiene is, in my uneducated non-medical opinion is as important, if not more so than masks.

Really hope your aunt gets well soon, and stay safe.