Martha and Dan get COVID

 Around May 15th or 16th my parents tested positive for COVID.  It knocked mom down pretty bad.  She was feeling very weak and her throat hurt her really bad.  Dad did not get affected as much and he was just feeling a little more tired.  It affected mom for several days, probably a good 4 or 5 days.  

They had not gotten the 2nd booster shot, which they would have been able to get but did not, for whatever reason.  COVID doesn't travel to Gerald, MO... until is does!

I haven't heard how they are doing now, except that they were at the house in Leslie today and the business was open.  They must have been up and able enough to be at least somewhat back to their usual routine.  

I will all tomorrow and see how they are.  

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