Much relieved

I have been worried about whether I would be treated in the event I got sick with the coronavirus. Finally I decided that information, good or bad, was better than not know. After an email exchange with my nephrology team, I was assured that having a kidney transplant and being immunosuppressed would not prevent me from being treated. I am feeling much lighter, mood-wise, though the trick is still keeping from getting sick in the first place.

Governor Baker proposed a list of “essential businesses” that can stay open.  It seems as though he barely eliminated any. The list of places that need to close would be considerably shorter.  Honestly, if I see one more post about hoping that Dunkin Donuts stays open so they can get their coffee, I will scream. Is everyone too lazy to buy ground coffee or K-cups and make their own? I get that coffee is a life-giving elixer, but I would think people can make a contingency plan!

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About dustier58

After a life-changing kidney transplant, I am living my best life! Retiring has given me the opportunity to indulge in my love of music and crafts, to learn new skills, and to travel. In 1993,in the course of ten weeks, I drove across the United States in a Toyota Corolla with my dog, Muttley, as my co-pilot. I covered 21,512 miles, visited thirty states, including Alaska, as well as four Canadian provinces, and took a day trip into Mexico. When I returned home, I vowed to repeat the trip some day. That “some day” has arrived!
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1 Response to Much relieved

  1. Joyce Williams's avatar Joyce Williams says:

    Glad you got peace of mind. About the Dunkin’ situation: I’m fine with making beverages at home, but donuts are outside of my skill set!!

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