Well, I don't have stats or anything, just wanted to share that a coworker of mine was apparently diagnosed with COVID. Has been off since Wednesday and we just were told today, don't know when they were actually tested. They aren't releasing "who" it is, but we all put 2 and 2 together when someone all of the sudden had a bunch of days off and then we were warned of potential exposure.
I work in a juvenile detention home, so very close quarters and stuff spreads like wildfire. Chances are if I hadn't already been exposed, I have now. Honestly, though, I don't think this person is the first to have it at work.
Another coworker was out for almost a week early in the ordeal with COVID-like symptoms, and then another person shortly after. Neither qualified to be tested, though. Not long after, my 2 year old son came down with a 103.1 fever and bad cough (called the ER, was surprisingly told not to bring him even with a fever that high unless he couldn't breathe, he has asthma as well). Around that time (2 weeks ago), I was working midnights with the person who is likely my infected coworker.
Given all that, I very well could be (or was at this point, given the time that's passed) an asymptomatic carrier. Thankfully even if that is the case, we've followed diatancing guidelines and I haven't been around anyone except coworkers and my wife and son outside of a grocery trip or two during which I also maintained distances.