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It's hard.
It's hard living in this time, with a transplant. There isn't much data on survival rates, but the data that we do have isn't great. The UK and US suggest that the mortality rate is roughly between 26-28% as over 1 in 4 kidney transplant recipients who have caught the virus have died. Almost double the mortality rate of someone over the age of seventy.
It's hard as a teacher, I miss my kids. I miss walking in to see their bright faces every single day. Scotty from Marketing says that schools are a magical place where the virus is unlikely to be transmitted but I can't help but wonder if he is wrong. Kids spread germs like they do hugs, in abundance. We only have a very small data set and I am not yet ready to believe these claims.
It's hard not knowing whether I am safe returning to work. It is hard watching all my peers get to enjoy the fruits of our labor with the little kindy kids who I have grown to love. I want to remain safe in my little home but I also long to adventure into the campus. To a place where I am far more productive. I
It's hard not knowing when I can return to my normal. I can't wait to get back to it. Back to the classroom. Back to routine.
It's so hard.
It's hard living in this time, with a transplant. There isn't much data on survival rates, but the data that we do have isn't great. The UK and US suggest that the mortality rate is roughly between 26-28% as over 1 in 4 kidney transplant recipients who have caught the virus have died. Almost double the mortality rate of someone over the age of seventy.
It's hard as a teacher, I miss my kids. I miss walking in to see their bright faces every single day. Scotty from Marketing says that schools are a magical place where the virus is unlikely to be transmitted but I can't help but wonder if he is wrong. Kids spread germs like they do hugs, in abundance. We only have a very small data set and I am not yet ready to believe these claims.
It's hard not knowing whether I am safe returning to work. It is hard watching all my peers get to enjoy the fruits of our labor with the little kindy kids who I have grown to love. I want to remain safe in my little home but I also long to adventure into the campus. To a place where I am far more productive. I
It's hard not knowing when I can return to my normal. I can't wait to get back to it. Back to the classroom. Back to routine.
It's so hard.