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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Theo R Cwithin" data-source="post: 7949228" data-attributes="member: 75712">Thanks for sharing your experience. I really had no idea what the "mild" form of this illness entails, and hearing a first-hand account is helpful.As for me, I too am stuck in a real estate quandary, since I'd left my home and job a couple months ago on a quixotic quest in search of A New Place to Live Happily Ever After™. But this pandemic thing is putting the kibosh on road-tripping, and city-exploring, and house-hunting until... next Tuesday? The foreseeable future? Kingdom come? No idea.Now I'm more or less stuck in small-town Texas with just a suitcase and a fistful of dice*, in a land of red dust and socially-distant scrub brush, where the internet cuts out whenever the wind blows. [SPOILER]The wind always blows.[/SPOILER]As far as the pandemic goes, I'm in decent shape and single, so I'm not too concerned for myself... but I'm staying with my parents in a rural county with a high older population and limited medical facilities. For that reason, I'm hesitant to travel around and risk bringing The Bug back with me. Hearing your account makes me think I'm right to be a overly cautious.In the meantime, I'm clawing at the walls, completely uncertain how to get on with life. Reading ENWorld is a nice little escape from the worrying and overthinking. It's nice to hear others' trials and tribulations and triumphs.So be well, Fitz, and thanks for starting the thread!* Because, of course, no self-respecting gamer is ever caught without a handful of dice.</blockquote>

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