Rachel Maddow thought that the Battle of Covid of his partner "could kill her"
"The most important person in your life ... This is the person who you can lose," said the MSNBC host.
News AnchorRachel Maddow Returned to his show MSNBC Thursday night after a two-week hiatus with a heartbreaking story. Maddow had revealed that she had been in close contact with someone who had been tested positive for Covid, hence her hiatus. But on his broadcasting broadcast of the house of Maddow without crew, in accordance with the quarantine guidelines, she revealed that it was actuallyHis partner,Susan Mikula, who had contracted Covid. The case of Mikula was so severe, in fact, thought Maddow that she could die."At some point, we really think there was a possibility that he could kill her"she said. "And that's why I went." Look at the emotional reset of Maddow's struggle for his partner for his life and read it to learn more about what Rachel Maddow and his partner followed with COVID. And for more celebrities who revealed their worst symptoms, check7 celebrities with scary covoying symptoms in the long term.
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Maddow said she "would kill" kill "his partner" without hesitation. "
In an emotional monologue, Maddow described Mikula, his partner over 21, like "the center of my universe". "It was a first-view love - who has never been ruined," she explained.
Maddow added: "I am one of the lucky people on the earth that has this life ... My relationship with Susan is the only thing I kill or dies without hesitation." And for more couples of celebrities who have resisted the test of time, checkLonger marriages in Hollywood.
She revealed that she and Mikula had been separated in the battle of Covid of her partner.
Maddow revealed that Mikula - artist and photographer - had become seriously ill after having tested positive for Covid-19. Maddow has tested negative the same day, mikula tested positive, but the separated torque at this pointTo activate Mikula to isolate And Maddow will stay without covidation. "We have both been alone since then," says Maddow, noting that she continued to test negative. His partner, on the other hand, "gotten sick and sick".
But fortunately, Mikula's situation is returned. "The bottom line is that it will be fine ... We are no longer afraid, but that does not really feel that it would agree in the beginning." And for more early compensation of the virus, checkThese 4 easy failing symptoms could mean that you have COVID, say experts.
She warned about Thanksgiving Travel.
Based on his experience, Maddow appealed viewers to maintain vigilance around the virus and be as cautious as possible,especially with Thanksgiving approaching And concerns that people traveling for family reunions can lead to an even greater peak in business.
"Do everything you can to prevent getting it. For Thanksgiving next week, you will have to have it at home without people arriving," she said. "And it's going to suck, but it's going so much to suck less than you or someone in your family who gets him and get sick. Trust me." And for more thanksgiving warnings, checkThe CDC has just published this shocking Thanksgiving warning.
She warned that not taking precautions could get you to lose "the nearest person to your life".
"Whatever you think of your own life, and if a lot of risks you are ready to take for yourself, it's not how it works," said Maddow. "What you need to know is that anyone is the most important person in your life ... it's the person who you can lose. ... How can you support that?"
Then Maddow left his viewers with this thought: "This thing is frightening like H ***. And all you have willing to do to risk doing it ... simply. Do not do it." And to stay healthy and safe right now, check4 places Dr. Fauci says he would not go now.
