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67,051 cases and I will be tested today

I have been sick for weeks.  I am actually feeling a little better.  But I can not really breathe as well as I should.  We called the doctor yesterday to see if anything could be done to improve my lungs.  I get so tired after about 20 mins of work.  And it is frustrating.  I have this time, but zero energy to do anything.  The doctor said they do not know how long it takes to recover from Coronavirus.  And that it could be my heart.  That was scary.  She told me to get extra sleep.  If it did not improve I would need to see a heart doctor.  And then she remembered I have an autistic daughter.  And because I am a caretaker, she ordered a test.  So I guess the only reason I finally get a test is because of Jessica.  And I do not know if it will test me as positive.  I have been sick for weeks.  I may already be recovered? We are kind of hoping it is positive.  It will at least explain my symptoms and Juergens.   Maybe we will know by tomorrow?
It is now 11am.  I slept in.  But now I should make an effort to live.


In Uganda, they have stopped all traffic, even private cars.  And they imposed a 7pm curfew.  The president is saying something needs to be done about feeding the people.  But that is not bread in their mouths.  Please pray for help.

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