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• #4
@Oliver Schick kindly pointed me here. Maybe not the thread to dredge up but here goes
Dunno if this is the best place for it but just lost a colleague and friend to CV19. Hurts as it always does to lose someone, but it's frustrating that it happens so late in the pandemic as we know so much more today compared to a year ago. Some basic precautions could've helped to avoid this chain of events, but it's too late for that now.
Anyway, just needed to vent. Be careful out there and look after each other.
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• #7
Thanks both. Not close enough to really hurt, but close enough to sting. Think my major gripe is the unnecessity of it. And the constant weighing of casual leisure vs other people's safety that's been the new normal for the last 18 months. It's a strange new world.
I didn't think this thread would exist for a while, if at all.
But I've just heard about the first death in an extended network... 2 degrees of separation. So this is tangibly real and this should exist for those who need it.
At the moment I'm observing shock ripple through that network, I'm detached enough to only be observing at a distance.
When it's closer to home... this thread is here.