Margarita Andreich, 99, first became suspicious when her boyfriend, ed Mueller, haven’t touched your dinner. Then she noticed that the usually cheerful and full of energy ed doesn’t want to get off the couch — and realized that it was time to call the doctor.
In the hospital the worst fears of the pair were confirmed. It turned out, 99-year-old Mueller of lake forest Park (Washington) sick with coronavirus.
«I lost my appetite and sense of smell. — remembers your symptoms male — I felt tired and didn’t want to.»
According to Margaret, in spite of constant contact with Muller, with whom they have been together for 9 years, test women COVID-19 were negative. Leaving ed in the safe hands of doctors, she returned home and began calling everyone with whom the couple may have had contact with in recent days.
«It’ll go away, just like the wars have»: What advice does a 99-year-old war veteran have for those worried about #Coronavirus? Follow the social distancing guidelines says Ed Mueller, who is back home in Mill Creek after beating #COVID19: https://t.co/3aJ16fuqlT #TheDivide pic.twitter.com/a6v9hJsRzH
— Brandi Kruse (@BrandiKruse) April 20, 2020
Ed is a veteran of the air force of the United States, survivors of three wars. When asked did he not fear to die, being at risk, the man honestly replied: no. The air force, explains müller — taught to face the unknown without fear.
«Wars end, and [the pandemic] will also end,» said the veteran.
Ed was discharged from the hospital and now he is recovering from infection at home, while planning the celebration of the 100th birthday. The man no doubt, important during a pandemic is to follow the rules.
Air Force veteran Ed Mueller contracted #COVID-19, just short of his 100th birthday. The first sign? His 99-year-old girlfriend tells me he had no hankering for hamburgers, French fries … or her lovin’: https://t.co/3aJ16fuqlT #Q13FOX #TheDivide pic.twitter.com/2UGKYYuGR4
— Brandi Kruse (@BrandiKruse) April 20, 2020
«You should listen to the advice [of the authorities]. he said Stick to all safety measures and don’t try to reinvent the wheel.»
