President Trump tweeted on Monday that he was preparing to release Walter Reed saying people should not be afraid of COVID-19 or let it go. Dominating their lives – As the death toll in the US peaks at 210,000. For Amanda Clots, Who lost her husband Broadway actor Nick Cordoro to the virus, felt the nerves in the tweet.
Clots posted Mr. Trump’s tweet on Instagram, conveying his message to his family who had lost a loved one to the virus: “I’m holding your hand and with you.”
“Unfortunately he doesn’t dominate our lives? He dominates Nick’s family life and my family life. I guess we ‘let him’ – like he was our choice ??” Her post continued.
“Unfortunately not everyone is lucky enough to spend two days in the hospital,” he said, referring to Mr. Trump’s soon-to-be stay for COVID-19 treatment. “I’ve been crying next to my husband for days. I’ve been crying all day and watching what Kovid has done to the one I love. It’s scary.”
President Trump left Verter Reed Medical Center on Monday evening, three days after he was moved there for treatment, and hours later the medical team warned him for the Covid-19 treating him that he was “not out of the woods yet.”
During her husband’s long battle with the virus, Clots often Used her Instagram To update fans and share information about what his divine journey looked like. She did not speak directly about the president’s coronavirus diagnosis on Instagram until Monday night, when her posts went viral.
Order 1-year-old Cordorro was admitted on April 1, and in addition to suffering from pneumonia, he went into septic shock, had two “mini strokes”, and had a temporary pacemaker and suffered from a blood clot, which resulted in his right leg being amputated, Clots said. .
Clots said that at the end of his fight, Cordreau was “in the evil ICU dance circle.” Tony Award-nominated actor Died July 5th.
On her Instagram stories on Monday, Clots said she’s not usually a political person “but it’s kind of hard to ignore this.” She said she is “stable” and doesn’t believe what she read after seeing Mr. Trump’s tweet.
Clots who lost loved ones in Covid-19, along with others speaking on Instagram, were overwhelmed. “Getting out of the hospital after two days,” he said, pausing to collect himself, “not everyone is lucky enough.”
Clots said after seeing what the disease could do, she was still scared of it, adding that if she felt as bad as her husband, her 1-year-old son, Elvis, would not take the parents. He said that even if Cordoro had survived, his life would have been affected forever.
“It’s not hurtful. And have some sympathy. Why are you bragging? Have sympathy for the Americans that you are our leader,” Mr. Trump said.
“There’s nothing like working on this disease and you got it right on it, I’m glad you did,” he said. “You know, thank God you did. But guess what? There aren’t a lot of people who haven’t.”
She said the president’s tweet should have said he had “a small idea of what the disease is”, and mourned those who lost their lives for him.
He said the president should instead stand with bereaved families and continue to practice social distance to Americans and wear masks. “Say something kind of. Say something to draw people to draw us, it feels like you’re tying us up,” she said.
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