I last rode on Friday, October 16th. I took off on the F5 with intentions of riding 30 miles, but it was really windy and I wasn't feeling that well,  so cut off the route and just rode 20 miles. That night, I got sick, and was diagnosed the next day with COVID.  
 
I fought it at home for a week, but ended up admitting myself to the Dallas VA Medical Center the next Friday. If you're a lung cancer survivor, living on 1.5 damaged lungs, there's a greater than zero chance that COVID will hit you hard, and it did me. Two days into my hospital stay, my oxygen levels crashed, and I spent the next week in ICU.  
 
I made it home yesterday. Just standing gets me out of breath, and walking across the house is almost more than I can accomplish. I weigh 170 pounds, with skin just hanging off my bones. I likely haven't been that light in 50 years. So I have a long recovery in front of me. I hope to be back on the bike in the next few days. I'll likely just settle for riding the Xstream on the trainer until I get stronger.

Bud, take it easy in the recovery department.  I had that stuff earlier this year and it doesn't take much for my lungs still to get congested again.  Ragweed isn't helping either.  I will say that the trainer was the best thing for me at first, especially only being able to do 10 minutes.  Good thoughts and fast recovery to you.

Dang I'm sorry to hear you got it too, Dianna.  My friend's mother went to the ICU the same day as bud but getting steadily worse. Any more decline and she goes on the ventilator.   I'm scared to death being in a building full of children aka plague vectors who constantly pull their masks off.  
 
Glad you're both going to be ok.

Knowing you like I do, I knew you'd be back pushing the pace quickly.  Bright side, I guess your watts per kilogram are through the roof now!