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Re: [tw5] Re: Personal News

2020-06-07 Thread springer

Very relieved to hear encouraging news from you, Jeremy! 

I have of course assumed that all plans for TiddlyWiki Hangouts have been 
shelved indefinitely. As excited as I will be to see the series continue at 
some point in the future, nothing should rush your recovery in the least, 
and your priorities should be very cautious. 

Wishing you lots of breathing room,

-Springer

On Wednesday, June 3, 2020 at 5:05:07 AM UTC-4, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> Thanks again to everyone -- Donald, those details are very helpful, thank 
> you. It's comforting to hear of the experiences of others.
>
> My recovery is still very up and down, but I've had a good 36 hours, and 
> feeling pretty positive that it's moving in the right direction. For many 
> reasons, I feel very blessed, not least because the disease has not 
> affected my lungs (confirmed by the x-ray last week) and so I've avoided 
> the most painful symptoms, and have never felt in serious danger. I'm very 
> fortunate to be in a comfortable situation and receiving all the care that 
> I need.
>
> I hope to start gently working again soon, probably starting with 
> outstanding GitHub PRs and tickets.
>
> Thank you again for all the good wishes,
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
> --
> Jeremy Ruston
> jer...@jermolene.com 
> https://jermolene.com
>
>

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Re: [tw5] Re: Personal News

2020-06-03 Thread Ikasten Enneco-Gotzon

Take care of yourself and, after full recovery, keep going ahead Jeremy!

On Wed, Jun 3, 2020 at 11:05 AM Jeremy Ruston 
wrote:

> Thanks again to everyone -- Donald, those details are very helpful, thank
> you. It's comforting to hear of the experiences of others.
>
> My recovery is still very up and down, but I've had a good 36 hours, and
> feeling pretty positive that it's moving in the right direction. For many
> reasons, I feel very blessed, not least because the disease has not
> affected my lungs (confirmed by the x-ray last week) and so I've avoided
> the most painful symptoms, and have never felt in serious danger. I'm very
> fortunate to be in a comfortable situation and receiving all the care that
> I need.
>
> I hope to start gently working again soon, probably starting with
> outstanding GitHub PRs and tickets.
>
> Thank you again for all the good wishes,
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
> --
> Jeremy Ruston
> jer...@jermolene.com
> https://jermolene.com
>
> On 2 Jun 2020, at 14:38, Donald Coates  wrote:
>
> 
> Hello Jeremy I am so sorry to hear this. Coming off a long night shift so
> I'll post more if I think of it. Having worked in two hospitals hit hard
> outside NYC I have seen firsthand and all too many times what this virus
> does.
>
> We have too many healthcare workers who followed your course and you will
> be glad to hear they are all back to work. Extreme exhaustion, extreme
> weight loss, and lots of diffuse pain are a common complaint. The body
> seems to go into a dangerous kind of overdrive metabolically and if you are
> one of the critically ill then immunologically as well. Thankfully it seems
> you avoided the latter.
>
> The critically ill were all given consistent doses of Vit C, Vit D, Zinc,
> and Thiamine (Vit B1). I take all of these preventative with the addition
> of NAC or N-acetyl cysteine which can be acquired in pill form and is given
> to pts in ARDS (a common complication of Covid). I would suggest these -
> hopefully they are readily available for you.
>
> For those having breathing issues we recommend, and if critically ill
> demand, that patients lie prone for as long as they can. Obviously it is
> important you use support to make sure you don't impede breathing. It can't
> hurt and I would do it if I was in your situation though not for any
> extreme amount of time but if you're lying in bed anyways then spend some
> time in that position.
>
> Don't hesitate to practice deep diaphramatic breathing. It helps move the
> crap the virus might be generating deep in your lungs out. There are of
> course consideration for those around you as far as wearing a mask or
> minimizing the spread of aerosals.
>
> Good luck. At the end many colleagues reported a feeling of 'jumping out
> of their skin' even feeling the need to exercise to burn off excess energy.
> Take your time.
>
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Re: [tw5] Re: Personal News

2020-06-03 Thread Mohammad

Hi Jeremy,

 I am very happy to hear that you are getting your health back!  I wish you 
quick recovery, no urgent job and you need to take care of your health!

Best wishes
Mohammad

On Wednesday, June 3, 2020 at 1:35:07 PM UTC+4:30, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> Thanks again to everyone -- Donald, those details are very helpful, thank 
> you. It's comforting to hear of the experiences of others.
>
> My recovery is still very up and down, but I've had a good 36 hours, and 
> feeling pretty positive that it's moving in the right direction. For many 
> reasons, I feel very blessed, not least because the disease has not 
> affected my lungs (confirmed by the x-ray last week) and so I've avoided 
> the most painful symptoms, and have never felt in serious danger. I'm very 
> fortunate to be in a comfortable situation and receiving all the care that 
> I need.
>
> I hope to start gently working again soon, probably starting with 
> outstanding GitHub PRs and tickets.
>
> Thank you again for all the good wishes,
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
> --
> Jeremy Ruston
> jer...@jermolene.com 
> https://jermolene.com
>
> On 2 Jun 2020, at 14:38, Donald Coates > 
> wrote:
>
> 
> Hello Jeremy I am so sorry to hear this. Coming off a long night shift so 
> I'll post more if I think of it. Having worked in two hospitals hit hard 
> outside NYC I have seen firsthand and all too many times what this virus 
> does.
>
> We have too many healthcare workers who followed your course and you will 
> be glad to hear they are all back to work. Extreme exhaustion, extreme 
> weight loss, and lots of diffuse pain are a common complaint. The body 
> seems to go into a dangerous kind of overdrive metabolically and if you are 
> one of the critically ill then immunologically as well. Thankfully it seems 
> you avoided the latter.
>
> The critically ill were all given consistent doses of Vit C, Vit D, Zinc, 
> and Thiamine (Vit B1). I take all of these preventative with the addition 
> of NAC or N-acetyl cysteine which can be acquired in pill form and is given 
> to pts in ARDS (a common complication of Covid). I would suggest these - 
> hopefully they are readily available for you.
>
> For those having breathing issues we recommend, and if critically ill 
> demand, that patients lie prone for as long as they can. Obviously it is 
> important you use support to make sure you don't impede breathing. It can't 
> hurt and I would do it if I was in your situation though not for any 
> extreme amount of time but if you're lying in bed anyways then spend some 
> time in that position.
>
> Don't hesitate to practice deep diaphramatic breathing. It helps move the 
> crap the virus might be generating deep in your lungs out. There are of 
> course consideration for those around you as far as wearing a mask or 
> minimizing the spread of aerosals.
>
> Good luck. At the end many colleagues reported a feeling of 'jumping out 
> of their skin' even feeling the need to exercise to burn off excess energy. 
> Take your time.
>
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Re: [tw5] Re: Personal News

2020-06-03 Thread Saq Imtiaz

Jeremy,

Very good to hear! I think I speak for all of us when I say, don't overdo 
it and err on the side of doing less than you think you can, so as to not 
set back your recovery. I do understand well though that being idle brings 
its own frustration.

Cheers,
Saq

On Wednesday, June 3, 2020 at 11:05:07 AM UTC+2, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> Thanks again to everyone -- Donald, those details are very helpful, thank 
> you. It's comforting to hear of the experiences of others.
>
> My recovery is still very up and down, but I've had a good 36 hours, and 
> feeling pretty positive that it's moving in the right direction. For many 
> reasons, I feel very blessed, not least because the disease has not 
> affected my lungs (confirmed by the x-ray last week) and so I've avoided 
> the most painful symptoms, and have never felt in serious danger. I'm very 
> fortunate to be in a comfortable situation and receiving all the care that 
> I need.
>
> I hope to start gently working again soon, probably starting with 
> outstanding GitHub PRs and tickets.
>
> Thank you again for all the good wishes,
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
> --
> Jeremy Ruston
> jer...@jermolene.com 
> https://jermolene.com
>
> On 2 Jun 2020, at 14:38, Donald Coates > 
> wrote:
>
> 
> Hello Jeremy I am so sorry to hear this. Coming off a long night shift so 
> I'll post more if I think of it. Having worked in two hospitals hit hard 
> outside NYC I have seen firsthand and all too many times what this virus 
> does.
>
> We have too many healthcare workers who followed your course and you will 
> be glad to hear they are all back to work. Extreme exhaustion, extreme 
> weight loss, and lots of diffuse pain are a common complaint. The body 
> seems to go into a dangerous kind of overdrive metabolically and if you are 
> one of the critically ill then immunologically as well. Thankfully it seems 
> you avoided the latter.
>
> The critically ill were all given consistent doses of Vit C, Vit D, Zinc, 
> and Thiamine (Vit B1). I take all of these preventative with the addition 
> of NAC or N-acetyl cysteine which can be acquired in pill form and is given 
> to pts in ARDS (a common complication of Covid). I would suggest these - 
> hopefully they are readily available for you.
>
> For those having breathing issues we recommend, and if critically ill 
> demand, that patients lie prone for as long as they can. Obviously it is 
> important you use support to make sure you don't impede breathing. It can't 
> hurt and I would do it if I was in your situation though not for any 
> extreme amount of time but if you're lying in bed anyways then spend some 
> time in that position.
>
> Don't hesitate to practice deep diaphramatic breathing. It helps move the 
> crap the virus might be generating deep in your lungs out. There are of 
> course consideration for those around you as far as wearing a mask or 
> minimizing the spread of aerosals.
>
> Good luck. At the end many colleagues reported a feeling of 'jumping out 
> of their skin' even feeling the need to exercise to burn off excess energy. 
> Take your time.
>
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Re: [tw5] Re: Personal News

2020-06-03 Thread Jeremy Ruston

Thanks again to everyone -- Donald, those details are very helpful, thank you. 
It's comforting to hear of the experiences of others.

My recovery is still very up and down, but I've had a good 36 hours, and 
feeling pretty positive that it's moving in the right direction. For many 
reasons, I feel very blessed, not least because the disease has not affected my 
lungs (confirmed by the x-ray last week) and so I've avoided the most painful 
symptoms, and have never felt in serious danger. I'm very fortunate to be in a 
comfortable situation and receiving all the care that I need.

I hope to start gently working again soon, probably starting with outstanding 
GitHub PRs and tickets.

Thank you again for all the good wishes,

Best wishes

Jeremy

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https://jermolene.com

> On 2 Jun 2020, at 14:38, Donald Coates  wrote:
> 
> 
> Hello Jeremy I am so sorry to hear this. Coming off a long night shift so 
> I'll post more if I think of it. Having worked in two hospitals hit hard 
> outside NYC I have seen firsthand and all too many times what this virus does.
> 
> We have too many healthcare workers who followed your course and you will be 
> glad to hear they are all back to work. Extreme exhaustion, extreme weight 
> loss, and lots of diffuse pain are a common complaint. The body seems to go 
> into a dangerous kind of overdrive metabolically and if you are one of the 
> critically ill then immunologically as well. Thankfully it seems you avoided 
> the latter.
> 
> The critically ill were all given consistent doses of Vit C, Vit D, Zinc, and 
> Thiamine (Vit B1). I take all of these preventative with the addition of NAC 
> or N-acetyl cysteine which can be acquired in pill form and is given to pts 
> in ARDS (a common complication of Covid). I would suggest these - hopefully 
> they are readily available for you.
> 
> For those having breathing issues we recommend, and if critically ill demand, 
> that patients lie prone for as long as they can. Obviously it is important 
> you use support to make sure you don't impede breathing. It can't hurt and I 
> would do it if I was in your situation though not for any extreme amount of 
> time but if you're lying in bed anyways then spend some time in that position.
> 
> Don't hesitate to practice deep diaphramatic breathing. It helps move the 
> crap the virus might be generating deep in your lungs out. There are of 
> course consideration for those around you as far as wearing a mask or 
> minimizing the spread of aerosals.
> 
> Good luck. At the end many colleagues reported a feeling of 'jumping out of 
> their skin' even feeling the need to exercise to burn off excess energy. Take 
> your time.
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Hello Jeremy I am so sorry to hear this. Coming off a long night shift so
I'll post more if I think of it. Having worked in two hospitals hit hard
outside NYC I have seen firsthand and all too many times what this virus
does.

We have too many healthcare workers who followed your course and you will
be glad to hear they are all back to work. Extreme exhaustion, extreme
weight loss, and lots of diffuse pain are a common complaint. The body
seems to go into a dangerous kind of overdrive metabolically and if you are
one of the critically ill then immunologically as well. Thankfully it seems
you avoided the latter.

The critically ill were all given consistent doses of Vit C, Vit D, Zinc,
and Thiamine (Vit B1). I take all of these preventative with the addition
of NAC or N-acetyl cysteine which can be acquired in pill form and is given
to pts in ARDS (a common complication of Covid). I would suggest these -
hopefully they are readily available for you.

For those having breathing issues we recommend, and if critically ill
demand, that patients lie prone for as long as they can. Obviously it is
important you use support to make sure you don't impede breathing. It can't
hurt and I would do it if I was in your situation though not for any
extreme amount of time but if you're lying in bed anyways then spend some
time in that position.

Don't hesitate to practice deep diaphramatic breathing. It helps move the
crap the virus might be generating deep in your lungs out. There are of
course consideration for those around you as far as wearing a mask or
minimizing the spread of aerosals.

Good luck. At the end many colleagues reported a feeling of 'jumping out of
their skin' even feeling the need to exercise to burn off excess energy.
Take your time.

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