Life is spinning like a tornado...

Morning fellow CTP Talkers & Hivians,

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Life is spinning like a tornado for me, BUT mostly in a good way! Had you worried there for a second eh? lol

I am assuming I am like everyone else, adjusting to this new life. Trying to handle the stress, get into a new routine, etc. I just wanted have a quick write about it and hope everyone else is doing fine :) Will jump back to more about COVID-19 and the possible effects on my life at the bottom of this post.

I want to keep pushing my, I should not say 'my' anymore, the communities curation trail. Again you can read my full blog post with instruction here: (https://hive.blog/hive-119826/@bradleyarrow/curation-trail-a-guide-to-joining-one). I want to thank the five of you that have joined and anyone that is reading this and have not followed these fantastic people, you should do that :) @russellstockley @ph1102 @lisamgentile1961 @noloafing @elbrava

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Okay, now that I got that out of the way back to what is going on and some of my thoughts about our new COVID-19 world, at least my little part of the world here in Newfoundland.

You can read the full news article that I will be referencing here (https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/newfoundland-labrador-covid-projection-1.5525160) but some of the highlights I took away from it.

We are lagging behind the rest of the world it seems. And that is not really a good thing. We and the rest of the world could be in this for a long haul. I have read reports for the world in general talking about 2022.

Back to Newfoundland: "intensive-care capacity by the end of June if the spread of the virus continues its current rate of growth."

"The provincial government released two scenarios Wednesday. The first assumes current restrictions remain in place and projects 32 per cent of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians infected over a two-year period.

Under that scenario, the peak of the virus would occur in early November, and the province would have enough hospital beds and ventilators to weather the pandemic.

Intensive-care units would still be overwhelmed, however, with the province projecting it would exceed capacity — 57 beds when the modelling was done — by late June."

Peak in NOVEMBER! November! I got a feeling we are going to be in this new world for awhile. No back to work for long time. Interesting.

"The second model projects a scenario in which current restrictions are eased and assumes 52 per cent of people in the province infected over the same two-year period. In that scenario, the peak comes sooner — mid-September — and overwhelms hospital beds, intensive-care units and ventilators."

I had to share this, had to get it off my chest. It is a little bit overwhelming. Like being able to sit down and have a great chat with your partner in life. I felt like I needed and could blog this to the Community here on Hive and CTP Talk.

Am I scared? I am a little bit! But and here is the big but: I am adapting, I am working my online business, I am preparing for when this is all over. That is why I keep plugging the stuff above and why I keep adding my footer to my blog posts every day.

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