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I talked to the 1st U.S. service member to get #covid19 after he spent 49 days in isolation. Spc. Deontae Chappel w/ the @19thCommand at @USAGDaegu reveals that his toddler daughter also tested positive but was asymptomatic.https://www.stripes.com/news/pacific/exclusive-first-service-member-to-get-coronavirus-wasn-t-scared-until-wife-toddler-got-infected-1.626934 …
The family got to stay together in the same room since they all tested positive. The quarantine was extended because he kept getting mixed results in daily tests. He needed two negatives separated by at least 24 hours before release. Finally happened last week.
Chappel, a 23-year-old communications specialist, is sharing his experience because he wants to help others avoid getting the virus. His advice - seek medical attention if you feel ill. “You don’t want to wait until it’s too late and the worst-case scenario happens.”
Also sending link to video separately. And thanks to @ConnieAbrams for the photo used of @DogFaceSoldier visiting Spc. Chappel in the hospital.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeSawUQbkig …
Enjoyed the article! Glad he and the family are okay.
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