MILWAUKEE, Wisc.– To walk in Leah Blomberg’s shoes, one would need to return to their own primary steps.
” That first time standing again, I felt like I weighed a thousand.
Blomberg, 35, who had no underlying health conditions, survived COVID-19
” It was frightening, especially not having someone there to hold your hand, you understand, to describe to you what’s going on,” she stated. “Getting up in a weird environment.”
Now, she’s speaking out after seeing the reaction to Gov. Tony Evers extending the state’s stay-at-home order.
” The people complaining haven’t lost anybody or don’t understand anybody near to them, that’s been through this,” she stated.
She composed to those protesters:
” To everybody weeping and grumbling about the Safer In the house being extended, let me put things in point of view for you, I basically needed to find out how to walk once again due to muscle atrophy from being 100
