Activity Found | a COVID-19 story

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05/11/20 • 20 min

The story of a San Francisco man recovering from a confirmed case of COVID-19.

"My heart starts beating so fast Wednesday night. Really, Really, Really fast. I get this numbness all over my body. My legs are falling numb. I have a hard time getting up. And I'm like, Oh my God. This is it. I’m gonna die." - Armando Zambrana

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SOURCES:

Johns Hopkins University San Francisco Department of Public Health UC Davis

The story of a San Francisco man recovering from a confirmed case of COVID-19.

To get tested for COVID-19, click here.

To support my work on Patreon, click here.

SOURCES:

Johns Hopkins University San Francisco Department of Public Health UC Davis

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Zone Defense & Drive-By Kisses

The Zayner family’s house is one of those spaces where people are always coming and going on the weekends. Come as you are...B.Y.O.B and smoke ‘em if you got ‘em. With a pool in the backyard for epic summer’s out under the sun, this place is my little slice of paradise outside the city. It’s ground-zero for family hangs.

COVID-19 has moved this large family indoors for school and work - how are Bridget and Zach handling the pandemic-induced stress? How about the kids?

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The song at the end of the episode is "We're Gonna Be Okay" by Cody Francis. Available on Spotify.

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Oakland Takes Back The Narrative

After two nights of demonstrations against police brutality that ended in riots and looting - Oakland protesters took to the streets Sunday to take back the narrative, Black Lives Matter.

Special thanks to Youth Radio Media and their volunteers, to my neighbor for the up-close video of the looting, and to the demonstrators on Sunday for allowing me access and making me feel welcome.

SOURCES: NBC Bay Area My neighbor on Twitter. David DeBolt on Twitter. Washington Post Berkeleyside