Sadly a resident at the Masonic retiremement community has dies from the virus. This is confirmed. He was in the fully independent duplexes and out and about. He regularly attended social events and ate at the dining facility. He was sick for some time before it was bad enough to go to the hospital where he died. NOW they are getting full lock down and testing of every resident and employee.

If and it is a big IF there is community spread there, with so many of the residents out and about and all of the employees, then Arlington could become one of those hot spots.

Since I live here, I hope that is not the case.
I seriously hope not a single person more at that facitliy has the virus. His wife is confirmed to have a milder version of it.

He had been to the Dr several times. They kept sending him home. Finally ends up in ICU where they finally test him. Positive. Dies the next day. They then say we can now test his wife. 75 with health issues.

Rapier108 said:

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The real question is, where the heck did he get it?

None of the news articles I've read have said if he traveled to an active area, or if someone in his close family did.

Thankfully it was not a nursing home so the chances of him infecting others is probably lower, but definitely not zero.

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Isn't that the whole point? Anyone can be asymptomatic and spread this. It is a mild illness if that.

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If and it is a big IF there is community spread there

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It's not a big if. That's the problem.