Getting hit with covid while on the road and out of the country

No credit card?

The company has a credit card.
This was their driver. "Come home empty or we'll put you up".


The company she works for is not broke. It's an established carrier that sponsors a race car team. They have money. No excuses here for the company....unless she's lying.

 

Does Nicole still work at TNS?
I'm going to make a prediction and say "no".

 

Time will tell.

 

PL a nning is hard on this but the minute you start feeling gtf home empty or loaded ....if any of my guys get hit this is an immediate bobtail home .....I made it home when it hit me , I was going to ride it out at home but my o2 levels dropped and fast my wife and mother dragged my ### to an er,
Within a couple of days in our hospital I was no longer a case they could manage I was on a ventilator in a helicopter on the way to an experimental program in Kansas City .....
My docs at home were logged watching everything in real time one week on the vent 10 days in ICU and i.m home no 50lbs lighter....a number you never hear about every day on a vent costs you 11% of your muscle mass .....walking to the bathroom is like walking two miles in my new skin I even have to eat like I did a huge workout but i.m alive ..
Get home fast if you have any pre existing issues mine were type one diabetes, don't play with this it turns fast if you get the winning ticket

 

crazy! I’m glad you recovered. And yes, the news and most social media warriors only focus on the death or survival rates but apparently many who recover have horrendous after effects to their organs.....

it’s super disappointing to see how many people are scoffing at this virus...almost with defiance here in the US.

we humans are supposed to be so advanced in thought but so many don’t care two bits if it’s not hitting them personally in the face.....and no problem spreading it to others—the amount of people still not washing their hands after doing terrible things in the washroom and coughing all over the place uncovered.

we’re capable of so much but content to do so little.