C19 memory problems,set stage for Alzheimer's

[evil grin] Then we will eventually forget all about Covid-19 [/evil grin]

I hope I was not too offensive for some - - - my wife was diagnosed with a non-Alzhiemers type of dementia way back in 2008 so sometimes a dark humour is needed to keep the depression at bay.   

The news report was scary in many ways, not least for family members who might be called on to be caregivers (as there won't be enough professional staff for all those who will need care in the future).

Humour is always appreciated.

What was I saying?............

Edwin, 

I also share your concerns on the topic.  Jill and Becky are professionals and take very good care of both of us.  We don't have many options for services other wise.   They do need some down time and we try to give them a few days a week off.  We have a sub ( Brenda ) who comes in and helps about two days a week so Jill and Becky can take care of their families.  My boss is very supportive of my ZOOM work and will move heaven and earth to keep me there working.  One of my concerns is for burnout.  Vicki needs a lot of care and i can't provide most of it.  We need to help our helpers.  Jill and Becky have year long contracts and that makes it very hard to do a change.  The insurance company is backing us up to the max.  Dad's old boss is a miracle worker. He saved our lives.  The bills keep piling up but they are paid in full. I hope you find peace, Edwin.