will they provide any kind of safety equipment?Wow, my head is spinning. I got furloughed a few weeks ago and just got a call to start back to work Monday.
Very mixed feelings.
It is good to have the security of being called back, versus worrying I might never get called back. On the other hand I dont think this damn bug is anywhere close to running its course yet, and I am in the highest risk category, 62 and obese.

only in the morning, mm!Being locked up in the house I need some encouragement. Wheres the girly pictures...![]()
well, we know those recommended screenings aren't worth much, case in pointAccording to a study in Riverside County, CA, the actual infection rate may be as much as 85 times higher than current testing is showing. Their tests were based on serology rather than looking for active virus in the nasal or oral cavities. It also hasn't been peer reviewed yet, but if true, even partially at 40%, it changes a lot of things.
From what I've read (and I've read a lot), the 62 is less worrying that the BMI.Wow, my head is spinning. I got furloughed a few weeks ago and just got a call to start back to work Monday.
Very mixed feelings.
It is good to have the security of being called back, versus worrying I might never get called back. On the other hand I dont think this damn bug is anywhere close to running its course yet, and I am in the highest risk category, 62 and obese.
And I hope it stays that way...From what I've read (and I've read a lot), the 62 is less worrying that the BMI.
Then again, Martinsville and Henry County don't look exactly like they're hot-spots of infectious spread.


