CNN
Jason Hanna, CNN
Updated 11:30 AM EDT, Wed July 01, 2020
Peyton Chesser wasn't taking chances when the coronavirus pandemic locked down the country in March. The 23-year-old Houston woman stayed home, even conceding grocery pickups to her roommate.
After Texas' stay-at home order ended April 30 and some businesses opened, she cautiously ventured out. Even though early data showed Covid-19 was most dangerous for older people, she was careful, told CNN's Erica Hill on Wednesday.
"I wasn't going to crowded restaurants. I wasn't going to crowded places in general (or) social settings," she recalled.
She resumed grocery trips and even went back to a gym. And right around then, to her frustration, she came down with Covid-19. She still doesn't know where she picked it up.
"That was one of the first things that I said, was, 'How could I have possibly gotten this?'" Chesser said. "I was so anxious about getting it since this all started in March, February."
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https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/07/01/health/peyton-chesser-coronavirus-texas/index.html
My money's on the gym.