@nukediver ,
Thank you for taking time from your essential work to let us know how you are doing. I’m glad that the prognosis is good for Mrs. Nuke, but I understand how scary it has to be with the extra concerns of possible immune complications at this time of social distancing and overloaded hospitals/medical personnel in a location that is hard hit by covid-19, and also how frustrating it must be that your emergency public duties don’t allow you to stay with her as much as you would like in this time of both personal and global crisis. One of my friends is in NYC and was on a similar timetable of being diagnosed with cancer and having to the same sorts of procedures with chemo and surgery, and with the surgery taking place when the city was already in the lockdown stage. I think the condition was not as dire as for Mrs. Nuke, but at this time, and in these places being deemed the epicenter of our epidemic, it’s all extra scary to be in higher risk groups. But according to latest news, my friend is doing well. Please take care of yourself and your partner, and thank you for your work.
@TheLibrarian , good luck with your interview. I was so happy to hear your earlier post about making it to Florida, where you had family and friend support before they locked down. Good job persevering to make it through the current labyrinth of unemployment web sites.
All of you, keep safe and healthy.
moriond