I am not sure how many tweets I may add to this thread...yet I have an honest question:(so please follow it)
How is testing available in your state?
I am currently in Oregon...and if you have seen my last tweet then you will understand this one.
Apparently:....

First line of defense was to call my PCP. Told them what was happening..that I needed a direct line to a test so (if) I test positive...I come into the least amount of people positive.
The front desk asked me questions...said if they felt this should be sent to...

At the very least...the MA (medical assistant) The MA called me back and she upgraded me to have my PCP call back. I still have yet to hear from her...
My point of this thread was to not only tell you the hoops I need to jump through to qualify for a test...

Yet to also see how the varying states and what you have to go through. I may be home bound...yet I still remain the perpetual student...FYI....My PCP mobile conference is not for another hour.