[Summit] Fw: WPRI.com Daily Roundup // the Future of Pot-au-Feu & Portsmouth couple's battle with COVID-19 [Covid News no. 180]

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Thu Apr 30 01:00:20 UTC 2020


 

   ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: WPRI.com | WPRI 12 Eyewitness News <wpri at publisher-news.com>To:Sent: Wednesday, April 29, 2020, 11:39:09 AM EDTSubject: WPRI.com Daily Roundup // ‘There were scary days’: Portsmouth couple on the mend after battle with COVID-19
 PORTSMOUTH R.I. (WPRI) ─ Caroline and Don Kaull are high school sweethearts who have been together for 60 years.They've had children and grandchildren, but did not expect life to throw a deadly virus at them.The couple, both in their mid-70s, tells Eyewitness News they tested positive for COVID-19 in March after traveling with the University of Rhode Island (URI) basketball team, which Don is a radio analyst for."I had traveled with him to both of those games in the Bronx and UMass, so we both probably went to the worst places we could go that week and we didn't know it at the time," Caroline said.On March 13, Don said he woke up with a 102-degree fever and body aches. He said the following days were even worse."Extreme fatigue and then the weird ones of losing my sense of smell and taste, but the fatigue one was the worst for me because I'd sleep all day long," Don said.Caroline started experiencing symptoms shortly thereafter, but said she was more concerned about her husband's life than her own."I was worried for his [life]," she said. "There were a couple scary days laying in bed with aches and pains."Now, after 21 days of isolation, Don and Caroline are on the road to recovery.Don credits taking antibiotics after a sinus infection early in March for not having worse symptoms, especially with his pre-existing health conditions."That antibiotic prevented the virus from getting to my lungs, so I was very lucky," Don said.The couple said that given their age, their doctor was proud of them for surviving the deadly virus.Caroline said she wouldn't want anyone to get this virus because it was terrifying at times. She urged everyone to continue practicing social distancing.Coronavirus: Coverage and ResourcesLatest Headlines | COVID-19 Tracking: Maps, Charts, Interactive Data | Projection Models | Support Groups | Restaurants Offering Takeout/Delivery | Senior Shopping Hours | Photos | CDC Resources | RI Health Department | MA Health DepartmentRI Coronavirus Hotline: (401) 222-8022 | Work-Related Questions: (401) 462-2020 | Mental Health Assistance: (401) 414-5465Coronavirus: Latest Headlines‘There were scary days’: Portsmouth couple on the mend after battle with COVID-19URI nursing student collects thousands of masks for frontline medical workersInformación de coronavirus para el lunes, 27 de AbrilHealth officials ready new guidelines as restrictions ease12 Town Hall: Four RI mayors outline pandemic response, challenges Stay Informed | Coronavirus Updates CoronavirusNews & Info AppUpdates E-News & AlertsUpdates CDCResources 
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| ‘There were scary days’: Portsmouth couple on the mend after battle with COVID-19   |
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| PORTSMOUTH R. I. (WPRI) ─ Caroline and Don Kaull are high school sweethearts who have been together for 60 years. They've had children and grandchildren, but did not expect life to throw a deadly virus at them. The couple, both in their mid-70s, tells Eyewitness News they tested positive for... |

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| RI business owner worried he will run out of time to use PPP funding   |
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| PROVIDENCE, R. I. (WPRI) ─ As federal funds for the first round of aid to small businesses dried up, another stimulus package passed last Thursday in an effort to help keep them afloat. The stimulus bill President Donald Trump signed into law last week adds another $310 billion into small... |

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| With no one allowed in the fields, RI tulip farm offers curbside pickup, virtual experience   |
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| EXETER, R. I. (WPRI) ─ Rhode Island's very popular tulip farm is closed off to the public due to the pandemic, forcing the owners to do things a little differently this year. In recent years, thousands of people from all over New England have come to tiptoe through the tulips and pick flowers at... |

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| Inmate released in COVID-19 order arrested for swinging sword at woman   |
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| NORTH KINGSTOWN, R. I. (WPRI) - A North Kingstown man released from the ACI in a COVID-19 court order that set 52 "non-violent offenders" free, is back in prison after he was arrested again for allegedly swinging a sword at a woman and threatening a police officer, Target 12 has learned. Casey... |

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| Inmate released in COVID-19 order arrested for swinging sword at woman   |
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| 52 ACI inmates were released earlier this month and ordered to self-quarantine. |

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| Trump says the federal government will not extend its social distancing guidelines |

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| President Trump says the federal government will not be extending its social distancing guidelines when they expire Thursday.

Trump told reporters in the Oval Office on Wednesday that the coronavirus guidelines will be “fading out” because of work that governors are doing in their states.

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