Covid in the upper mid-West.

I can't imagine what their lives must be like. Around 10 percent of North Dakota has Covid-19 now. The hospitals there in the little towns that still have them only have 20-30 beds and little in the way of intensive care as those cases get transported to the cities.

Anyway, prayers for the workers doing this day after day.

"But the extent of the crisis in Wyoming has still been a shock. A medical doctor from Colorado, Dunn moved to Casper ten years ago. In 2017, he took the role of chief of staff, and he is currently taking a hands-on role, treating COVID-19 patients at the center.

“You hear stories from Europe and China. You tell yourself it is not going to happen here,” he told MarketWatch. “And then, all of a sudden, it is 2:30 a.m., and you are holding a smartphone to let a husband say goodbye to his wife via FaceTime after 60 years of marriage.”