Very few are able to be tested, nobody knows which of their family, friends or neighbors are walking around spreading this, until it is too late.

I hope that your family remains safe.

Some good friends of ours have members who have the virus, but no one in our immediate family yet...thankfully!

Tammy, no immediate impact so far in mid-north Indiana with family, friends, or neighbors. 

The only connection I have heard of is a former teaching colleague who moved to Indianapolis to take a head football coaching job and his athletic director died this past week from complications from the virus.

We haven't felt a need or desire to be tested as we feel it would be taking a test away from someone who really needed it.

We are washing our hands religiously and not touching our faces, and taking lots or organic Vitamin C and D3, and getting plenty of rest.

We've been healthy as are our immediate family. Many of our friends and acquaintances have been infected and had family members infected. A few have died.

No one I personally know has been hit with the virus Tammy Lankford, however the copier repair person who was in my office yesterday said the companies secretaries husband (33 years old) just died from it this past week.

I have not be tested myself.

I beleive at some point we all had it...Like anything else, comes and goes

So glad your daughter & son-in-law had negative results!  An agent in our market passed from Covid-19, our neighbors are under quarantine after testing positive.  Thankfully, no one in my immediate family has been diagnosed or hospitalized with this. 

We have at least 7 confirmed cases within a mile of here. A farmer on one of my lot listings just tested positive, and a lady that was doing work at our house was exposed to it and is currently in quarentine as precaution. Cases are still on the rise in VA. "Another 41 Virginia residents have died from coronavirus, the largest one-day increase to date, bringing the total to 195, the Virginia Department of Health reported Wednesday."

I have not been tested. I have friends who have lost family members, but my immediate family remains healthy at the moment. 

I don't know of anyone personally who has been affected. I have not been tested... not an easy thing to do as tests are being rationed.

Testing is still limited as I understand.  For me, it's a case of six degrees of separation so nothing truly personal. 

I wish good health and common sense to everyone.  Once again, thank you to your daughter and son-in-law for their enormous contribution on the front line.  

Not at all in my inner circle,

not at all in my middle circle,

about 12 in our outer circle.

We are staying at home and have not been tested.

A friend of mine had it, but recovered.  I may know someone who had it before people knew to look for it, back in January/February.

Can't get tested around here.

No inner circle affected as of yet & I am glad.

Nobody that I know personally. I'm playing it safe, facemask on, don't feel that I need to be tested, on stay-vacation since mid-March.

I know two families who had it, both had traveled to Eurpoe in March. 

"No" to all questions.

Tallahassee emergency rooms are not busy (the backlit billboard on TCH says, "ER Wait Time = 4 minutes").   The obituary columns are not getting any longer than usual.  The funeral hearses are parked, there are no long funeral processions in town.  Nurses at the local hospitals say that they are no busier than normal.

For those who say, "Tallahassee is not a big city like Miami or Orlando or Tampa", I remind them that we are the Capital, that we have an international airport, that people come from all over the world to meet with our Governor, Cabinet Officers, and other State of Florida dignitaries.   Tallahassee has six institutions of higher learning that have 50,000+ students (granted, they are all home since the schools are closed).  Tallahassee is as exposed as any city, and we have had zero deaths.

  With total respect to those who have this virus, condolences to those who have lost loved ones, and acknowledging that it is a serious disease, this is being blown way out of proportion.  Petty tryants at all levels of Government are using this event to trample on our Constitutional rights and destroy small businesses.

Tammy ~ Fortunately I don't know of any family/friends/fellow agents that have been hit with Covid-19.  Not much testing here outside of first responders and hospitalizations, though there is talk of a possible drive through testing site with a doctors order.

Happy with your results Tammy! No one I know has had it. Only 37 confirmed cases out of over 125,000 residents in Washington County. I called the Utah State Health Department and they will be giving antibody tests in a couple of weeks. My husband and I think we may have already had it several months ago, we had the symptoms.

I have a real estate farm across from the local ctn hospital where there has been lots of traffic taking patients into. I estimate may be 400 infected patients were taken in using 3% as casulty you do the math. I know 2 got infected about 2 miles away. Have not been tested myself.

One of my high school friend's dad just died from it.  An ActiveRainer's husband has been in the hospital on a ventilator for 11 days, but he got off the ventilator yesterday so we are hoping.

Quite a few in my immediate circle. 

The news keeps this disease close to home every second of the day.  Our heart hurts knowing that so many have died or been infected.  The fear of someone we know or close to us getting sick is a constant.  We all need some good news to ease our pain.

No one close, so far, has reported being touch by the virus. Fingers are crossed!

May your family be safe. No one in my immediate family that I know of but then again, I haven't heard from my son or his family for the past two weeks. And yes, I am worried. I live in North Dallas. I have no relatives in TX. In the Town of Flower Mound as of 4/21 there has been 29 confirmed cases; 19 deaths. Flower Mound is located in two counties, Denton and Tarrant. There has been 29 deaths in Denton and Tarrant Counties. Overall picture of North Texas: 

My CPA has it - BAD.  He got so sick he was tested.  It looked like he might not make it.  Last I checked he was coming around - feeling better but he is not out of the woods yet. 

Great news about your family ... stay safe!