looking at a very negative trajectory. the committee found the that yale s recommendations were largely not followed. his mother did try to really provide a kind of cocoon for him. and keep him from any kind of disturbance that would set him off emotionally. and in so doing, she did exactly what we don t want to have happen, your kids need to have some exposure to the stress and challenges, and in limited intolerable amounts. in the last years of his, life he s living in his bedroom and his mother s home, as a black plastic bags on the windows, and only communicating with his mother over email. the only pure relationships he had were on this online gaming worlds. doctor kirsten bechtel is an emergency department doctor at yale children s hospital, and worked with the committee. she was not involved in the
except we re not. and i think we just have to be really careful and we have to really change the rules for our thanksgiving and later our other winter holidays. we need to take precautions. we have states and cities in the northeast and midwest, and in the west, and we have a lot of hospitals that are terrifyingly filled up. we re at capacity. and we re scaring the hell out of our health care systems and hospitals, and nurses, and everybody is who is trying to take care of people who are catching covid-19 at a very rapid rate. a couple of months ago, we thought we were nearing the end of this ongoing nightmare. let me read this to you. this is from bloomberg news. a boston emergency department doctor said he had to call 11 different hospitals to find room