San Mateo County, where we live, has 589 cases. (Mercury-News map as of 4/7, 5:18pm. |
Her original appointment, scheduled for March 26th, was postponed to April 23rd because the hospital was preparing to receive an influx of COVID-19 patients.
When she called again yesterday to inform me of another date change, I was expecting a postponement. Instead her appointment was moved forward three days to April 20th.
It's a small sign that the virus may have peaked on the Peninsula.
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