thank you so much. i think i’ll be alright but i’m just .. hhng. she’s been good both physically and mentally ever since she got released from hospital about a month ago (and by ‘released’ i mean she left against medical advice :/) and while it hasn’t progressed to the point where it was as severe as it was prior to her hospital stay, it’s getting there and it really sucks to see her struggling again, especially when i’d just gotten used to having my mom again. but thank you so much again for responding; i’m sorry that you’ve had a bit of a rough day, too, but hope that your night will be peaceful.
i’m sorry. i know we don’t know each other but nobody deserves to feel upset on their birthday and i’m really sorry that today hasn’t been kind to you. i’m sending many well wishes your way.![]()
If there was an hour between him being exposed and coming to see you then you should be fine. A person isn't infectious as soon as they contract the virus. The virus first needs to attach itself to and penetrate the host's cells (in the case of COVID-19 the virus targets lung type-II alveolar cells) in order to replicate itself. It would take several days of replication to reach a point where the host is infectious and able to spread the virus to another person.found out I was just in contact with a person who was in contact with a person diagnosed with Covid. he was in contact with said person like an hour before I was in contact with him![]()
faccsIf there was an hour between him being exposed and coming to see you then you should be fine. A person isn't infectious as soon as they contract the virus. The virus first needs to attach itself to and penetrate the host's cells (in the case of COVID-19 the virus targets lung type-II alveolar cells) in order to replicate itself. It would take several days of replication to reach a point where the host is infectious and able to spread the virus to another person.
I'm a scientist. I've worked in a laboratory that was converted into a COVID-19 testing/research facility and written multiple reports on the virus.faccs
that's a helpful bit of info right there
Oh wow! That's super coolI'm a scientist. I've worked in a laboratory that was converted into a COVID-19 testing/research facility and written multiple reports on the virus.