I am in my car now headed to go get tested for coronavirus possible exposure on Saturday.

Now it's Thursday, five days later, feeling achy, tired headaches.

Yes, I am.

It's curable, please.

CNN senior writer Thomas Lake took his first coronavirus test in early September,

about six months into the pandemic, in the parking lot of an abandoned cameart,

northeast of Atlanta.

I have to make your hair even harder to fly this drop as I'm happy.

I've heard that it hurts.

I would say it hurts.

As the ones that I have will make it a water.

Tom and his wife had been very careful for the last six months.

No travel, no hair stylist, no friends or relatives inside the house.

If either of them ran an errand in a crowded place, they came home and went straight to the

shower.

His wife even bought a gadget that disinfected their phones with ultraviolet light.

And then in the space of a few seconds on a dark country road, Tom flung all that caution

into the moonlit night.

In today's episode, Thomas Lake tells the story of a dilemma.

He faced on a two-lane road in rural Georgia.

And his fear that his wife and children might get sick because of a snap decision he had

made.

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