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Couple in Their 90s Survive Battle Against COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Couple in Their 90s Survive Battle Against COVID-19

Her father, Norman, will be 99 in March and her mother Sivia is 95. They both live under hospice care. Norman suffers from Parkinson’s and Sivia has Dementia. “As you get to such an advanced age and especially somebody with Parkinson’s, everything is very difficult. Now and again you hear about people of advanced age that are very mobile and really amazing. Really unique humans. And while my parents are really unique humans, their age has been really difficult on them,” she told NBC 7. Due to her parent's condition, Mann was allowed weekly visits by the senior living home where her pa...

Pushing 100, La Jolla married couple survive COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Pushing 100, La Jolla married couple survive COVID-19

Rachel Smith, a physician with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, knew the prognosis was not promising when she learned her grandparents in San Diego had contracted COVID-19 last month. “I told my grandfather when he went into the hospital that if he recovered, I’d tell everybody about it,” she said. That was Nov. 30. Today, she’s thrilled that she made good on her promise. They appear to have beaten the odds, and both are back home and well after recovering from a disease that has claimed almost 1.6 million lives worldwide and has been especially fatal to olde...

Pushing 100, married couple survive COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Pushing 100, married couple survive COVID-19

SAN DIEGO —  Rachel Smith, a physician with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, knew the prognosis was not promising when she learned her grandparents in San Diego had contracted COVID-19 last month. “I told my grandfather when he went into the hospital that if he recovered, I’d tell everybody about it,” she said. That was Nov. 30. Today, she’s thrilled that she made good on her promise. They appear to have beaten the odds, and both are back home and well after recovering from a disease that has claimed almost 1.6 million lives worldwide and has been especia...