Katrina Adams, presidenta de la USTA, dio positivo por coronavirus

Katrina Adams, presidenta de la USTA y, por tanto, figura clave en el devenir del US Open, comunicó a través de redes sociales que hace un mes dio positivo por coronavirus después de haber sentido síntomas, y que superó la enfermedad sin gran sufrimiento. Aislada en su domicilio, Adams ha defendido las drásticas medidas que se están tomando en el deporte, con el fin de proteger la seguridad sanitaria de aficionados y deportistas.

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As I reflect on the meaning of #Easter and the resurrection of Christ, I think about what has transpired in the world of #COVID19. MAny of my friends/acquaintances have lost loved ones...I was lucky. I was infected early in March, before the NY numbers skyrocketed and panic arose. I had minor symptoms, body aches and an undetected fever that broke during the night. I tested positive and didn’t really suffer. The brighter side is that I then became a candidate to donate my plasma to save the lives of others, as my antibodies are extremely high. I was infected for a reason and this photo reminds me that good will come from my misfortune. In reality, it was a Blessing that I can now make a difference for someone else #StayHome #WashYourHands #StayHealthy #KeepYourDistance #HappyEaster

Una publicación compartida de Katrina Adams (@katadams68) el 12 Abr, 2020 a las 6:24 PDT