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My wife and I got covid-19. Our doctor prescribed a medication used to treat parasites in livestock. Terrence McCoy © Tarso Sarraf/AFP/Getty Images A covid-19 patient is transferred from an emergency care unit in the city of Santarém to another hospital in Pará state. RIO DE JANEIRO There it was, the word we d feared for 10 months and done almost everything we could to avoid: Detected. My wife s coronavirus test had just come back positive. Now there were calls to make and worries to consider. In the last year, as Brazil’s failure to control the coronavirus ruptured hospital systems and spawned the worst humanitarian disaster in the country’s history, I’d often wondered what would happen if Emily or I got sick. The fears would strike suddenly, after I’d interviewed someone mourning a loved one who’d died unable to get hospital treatment. Or when glancing at the increasingly alarming headlines in the local newspaper.

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