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This photo taken on March 12, 2020 shows a yellow tape placed on the floor by the children of Karoline Preisler, to separate their home in Barth, Germany into areas for infected and non-infected persons of COVID-19 respiratory disease. Lonely, frightened and unwell, Preisler turned to the internet for information from other patients but didn’t find many first-hand accounts of living with and fighting the virus. So she decided to share her experience on Twitter. (Karoline Preisler via AP)

This photo taken on March 12, 2020 shows a yellow tape placed on the floor by the children of Karoline Preisler, to separate their home in Barth, Germany into areas for infected and non-infected persons of COVID-19 respiratory disease. Lonely, frightened and unwell, Preisler turned to the internet for information from other patients but didn’t find many first-hand accounts of living with and fighting the virus. So she decided to share her experience on Twitter. (Karolin…

March 17, 2020

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Dear Corona Diary: German patient gives updates on Twitter
March 17, 2020 10:50 a.m.

Dear Corona Diary: German patient gives updates on Twitter

BERLIN (AP) — On the fifth day after she fell ill with COVID-19 respiratory disease, Karoline Preisler could breathe again without wincing through severe pain in her chest.