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Message: [QUOTE="UConnMike04, post: 3549978, member: 1643"] My wife’s best friend was supposed to get married 6/6 in VT. This is a small, 25 person wedding and it was canceled yesterday. VT isn’t letting any out of staters stay in any hotels, bed and breakfasts, inns, etc until earliest 6/15 without quarantining for 14 days and also restaurants are limited to 10 people or less. Their governor supposedly said this may be extended into mid-July. He’s not having that wedding. My wife’s friend, bc the wedding is so small, is eloping in front of their parents only and having a party next summer to celebrate. On a side note, I posted a month ago in the big coronavirus thread about how it affects your daily life, that I had symptoms and I’m healthy, 38 and it knocked me on my ass for about two weeks and was never tested. I went for a blood test last week and got my results and I have the antibodies. My doctor (whose also an epidemiologist) said I have at least 1-2 years immunity for what that’s worth but to still use caution in public. My wife is getting tested tomorrow and we think she may have been asymptomatic as she lived with me for those couple of weeks and never had any symptoms. I know about 7 or 8 people that had mild or no symptoms in Feb or March that also got tested and tested positive for antibodies. I don’t think we will ever know the true death rate and who truly had this and was either asymptomatic or never tested. I do believe it’s probably close to 40% of the population in the tri-state area which would be good bc we’d be much closer to herd immunity and also would very much lessen a second or third wave. [/QUOTE]

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