In the summer of 2005, President George W. Bush was on vacation at his ranch in Crawford, Texas, when he began flipping through an advanced copy of a new book about the 1918 flu pandemic. He couldn't put it down. https://t.co/Hp3skmldsv
Some economists have said that in 1918, communities that did these tough things not only saved a lot of lives, but in the end, they were better off economically than the communities that let it spread, let people die, and let their healthcare system become overwhelmed.
If you are frustrated - I'm frustrated too. This is not how we want to live. This is not what we signed up for, but it's where we are. My goal for all Ohioans is that we make it - that we get through this, live through it. What Ohioans are doing every day is saving lives.
Update: The @US_FDA has approved the tech ONLY for @Battelle’s Columbus HQ and to sterilize just 10,000 masks instead of the 160,000 it said it could clean per day in two units. State officials are disappointed in the decision. Statement from Gov. DeWine:
Thanks @turner_farm for a fun, educational evening of flower education, harvesting and arranging! pamovermann #ayearofflowers @ Indian Hill, Ohio https://t.co/AInKyForeD