1. Process for your benefit. Seeing as my family is from Wuhan, I think I'm well prepared physically and mentally.
2. In the case that 💩 hits the fan & the health system can't get to me or my roommate, this will be a public record.
I'd expect a long queue, which is at least is a promise of someone picking up/calling back. Nope, they straight up play a clip to tell me to call later and hang up.
You better believe Canada is underreporting cases.
Chugged hot water and calmed down after 1.5hr.
On hold with 811. They've escalated my case and transferred me to a nurse. It's 2:30am. 🤞
"But treat yourself as if you have the coronavirus", I'm told.
1. They've given up treating community spread, unless you need an ICU. I was hoping I could get some oxygen.
2. Testing is now limited to medical staff, senior home folks, and hospitalised patients.
3. Drs don't agree but their hands are tied by the system.
We talked about social support, how it's hugely lacking to reach out b/c the "stay home" combined with "it's not a big deal for most" message is fundamentally isolating.
If anyone is showing symptoms and feel alone. DM me.
...So that I can take care of my ppl. I can run errands and go to places where vulnerable ppl can't. Now I'll never know.