Yesterday I was pretty anxious about creating the last set of masks I had on order for some neighbors that I woke up at 3:30 in the morning, unable to fall back asleep. I laid in bed for 90 minutes before finally getting up. When I finally sat down to sew the last couple of masks, I got about 1/3 of the way through one and my sewing machine gave up the ghost. Maybe I was tired, maybe I was stressed an anxious about making them… I started crying.
Thankfully, our local sewing machine repairs Elna’s and I was able to take it in today. Turns out it just needs servicing (yes, I was pushing it to its limits) and while I was there, the rep easily talked me into a new Baby Lock. I CAN’T wait to try it out! And just like that, we’re back in mask making business. Phew!
Meanwhile, things seem to be tapering a bit with our Covid cases. Is it a true flattening of the curve or false hope?
Colorado Case Summary (Updated 4/7/20 at 4:00 p.m.)
Note: This summary only includes data through 4/6 and does not reflect cases since then.
5,429 cases*
1,079 hospitalized
54 counties
28,094 people tested**
179 deaths
44 outbreaks at residential and non-hospital health care facilities
- Denver 884, 31 deaths
- Arapahoe 718, 16 deaths
- Jefferson 579, 21 deaths
- Weld 537, 27 deaths
- El Paso 457, 28 deaths
- Adams 388, 14 deaths
- Eagle 372, 5 deaths
- Douglas 232, 8 deaths
- Unknown 221
- Boulder 206, 3 deaths
- Larimer 161, 8 deaths
- Gunnison 95, 1 death
- Summit 53
- Broomfield 50, 2 deaths
- Garfield 48, 1 death
- Pueblo 44, 2 deaths
- Pitkin 39
- Montrose 35, 3 deaths
- La Plata 34
- Routt 32
- Out of State 31, 1 death
- Mesa 27
- Morgan 23
- Chaffee 22, 2 deaths
- Logan 13
- Teller 12, 1 death
- San Miguel 10
- Elbert 9, 1 death
- Baca 9
- Montezuma 8, 1 death
- Clear Creek 7
- Archuleta 6
- Rio Grande 5
- Park 5
- Kit Carson 5
- Delta 5
- Otero 4
- Grand 4
- Fremont 4
- Alamosa 4
- Saguache 3
- Phillips 3
- Our 3
- Moffat 3
- Lake 3
- Costilla 3
- Yuma 2
- Mineral 2
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