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| re: The first confirmed COVID-19 case on Broadway (Interview) | |
| Last Edit: jerseymerle 04:13 pm EST 03/11/21 | |
| Posted by: jerseymerle 04:02 pm EST 03/11/21 | |
| In reply to: The first confirmed COVID-19 case on Broadway (Interview) - kieran 01:01 pm EST 03/11/21 | |
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| Because the Times reported (incorrectly) that this usher had been present at a matinee we attended, my husband was sent home from work Thursday morning, and did not take his usual lunch Thursday and Friday with a colleague who ended up in the ICU on Saturday. So thank you, Mr. McIntosh: you put up with embarrassing publicity, but it saved lives. |
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| re: The first confirmed COVID-19 case on Broadway (Interview) | |
| Last Edit: pecansforall 04:27 pm EST 03/11/21 | |
| Posted by: pecansforall 04:26 pm EST 03/11/21 | |
| In reply to: re: The first confirmed COVID-19 case on Broadway (Interview) - jerseymerle 04:02 pm EST 03/11/21 | |
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| So thank you, Mr. McIntosh: you put up with embarrassing publicity, but it saved lives. Indeed! Thank you Mr. McIntosh. You saved lives. You are a frontline Covid-19 hero in my eyes. Glad you made it through the virus. |
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| re: The first confirmed COVID-19 case on Broadway (Interview) | |
| Posted by: mikem 04:50 pm EST 03/11/21 | |
| In reply to: re: The first confirmed COVID-19 case on Broadway (Interview) - pecansforall 04:26 pm EST 03/11/21 | |
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| I'm sorry to read that he feels ashamed, but he has nothing to be ashamed of. Almost everyone was being casual-ish before March 12. He did the right thing by letting his employer know, and that helped people. He should feel proud of that. | |
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| re: The first confirmed COVID-19 case on Broadway (Interview) | |
| Posted by: Snowgrace 10:16 pm EST 03/11/21 | |
| In reply to: re: The first confirmed COVID-19 case on Broadway (Interview) - mikem 04:50 pm EST 03/11/21 | |
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| He certainly did do the right thing then, & brave to be photographed/interviewed for this article. He had kept pushing through & showing up to work just like all the actors later diagnosed; OH how many of us thought it would never reach NYC, too busy needing to work to allow any worry to hit us. Am so, so glad to see this survivor thriving, & wish him much best. | |
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