Non-Typical Solutions

Utah family quarantined in Guam after young mother dies suddenly TOP STORIES by: Nick McGurk Posted: Oct 4, 2020 / 04:52 PM MDT / Updated: Oct 4, 2020 / 11:06 PM MDT GUAM – (ABC 4 News) – Mother Jayme Alsup Ellis, 37, has died in Guam — and her Utah family says as they grapple with the tragedy they are also stuck in the territory due to quarantine, even as they try to recover her body and comfort her immediate family and young children. Ellis moved with her husband Preston and three children to Guam this summer for his job, according to family members. On Monday, Jayme began throwing up and had a fever. She went to the ER, and because of the pandemic, her family couldn’t be with her in the hospital. Soon, family members tell ABC4 that her husband Preston received a phone call. Jayme had died suddenly. Courtesy: Shalyse Walker The hospital had previously conducted a COVID-19 test, which came back negative, and when she arrived at the hospital she was given fluids. Hospital officials had said Jayme entered the hospital in stable condition. Jayme’s parents and siblings traveled from South Jordan on Thursday; currently, they are in Guam, they say, held in a quarantine facility — and, they say, the government won’t even test them for coronavirus as they desperately want to comfort Preston and the three children. An email to ABC4 from the family spokesperson reads: “Preston, Jayme and their 3 children have zero family out there, and just moved to Guam this summer, so they have limited friends and support. The Alsup/Ellis family is pleading for compassion from Guam’s government officials- as all they want to do is to be able to go to Preston to help comfort him and be with Jayme’s kids. The Guam department of public health is ignoring their requests and all they’re asking is to even be tested or as mentioned, in a best case scenario, be transported directly to Preston and Jayme’s residence to quarantine there since none of them have temperatures.” “This is a bipartisan plea for compassion and empathy. The Alsups are responsible American citizens who are healthy. Jayme’s death is TOTALLY unexpected and the family needs the help of the media to pressure get the attention of gov’t officials in Guam and put pressure on them to grant them alternative quarantine or at least administer expedited a covid tests so they can be with Jayme’s husband and three children, who are alone. They would also like to be able to make arrangements to bring Jayme back to the US for her final test.“ Click here to download the ABC4 Utah News app for the first alerts on your phone. Sign up for the ABC4 Utah breaking news and daily newsletters.

Bottom line....if you haven’t had it or have it you’r gonna get it!!!

I recently had the opportunity to expand my collection of essential lazy gear! Someone posted a thread about tactical napping.....and this is what I call tactical wear! 1. I rarely if ever wear shorts of any kind 2. I don't wear Jerusalem Cruisers 3. I really only took this picture to show off the Willie Nelson socks my son gave me......... If you ever get the chance......Destin, Florida absolutely incredible beach! Despite the application of sunscreen regularly I still got my white legs sunburnt but it was all worth it.....................crazy part of the world!!! Plus the only shirt I got on the trip

Bingo....................

Some of my best big game opportunities have come after a good tactical nap!!!!!

Anybody try this before? Basic idea is low carbs and tricking your body into eating fat instead of buring the carbs! Sounds kinda crazy and maybe it has been discussed in previous threads???

Just learned that my New Mexico boot heel buddy Ben passed away a couple weeks ago! 😢 Never met him in person only through CWT! RIP Ben!

Gotta keep a sense of humor up these days 🤣

Seriously.....fabric has been a hard to find item with all this mess.....very cool masks!!!!!

And to think at one time JC Penny had a sporting goods department......................this thread has been pretty funny honestly............we are what we eat and sometimes it just doesn't come out in the end the way we want it too................I am impressed with that shelf full of MH buckets of meals.......you know we'll be knocking when times get tough!!!

I got this one from one of my boys today!😂😂😂

Thank goodness for google between ppm and anthropogenic 😂

Pre 1950 I’m guessing it was a thermometer malfunction 😂

Exactly how do you and AOC measure ......... livestock methane emissions............in relation to greenhouse gas excess??? Seriously asking...............

Animas is a pretty small place in the middle of no where and we always rely on those special people that help us and support us! Coach Charlie Richardson passed away yesterday, I stole this memory from one of his many that he influenced! Whether you called Coach Richardson, Mr. Richardson, Charlie, Charles, Chuckie, or just Rich. He touched everyone of us that played for him. The greatest Animas Panther coach that ever lived-my mentor, my hero, my friend. I was a 13 year old maybe 4’5” when I started playing for this great man-he instilled my love for the game of basketball to which I never lost. So many memories as a player at AHS but also came and watched me play at WNMU. My 1st job interview they said for you played at Animas for Charles Richardson then you know to WIN! I believe he had a hand in me getting my first coaching job in 1984. I finally made it back home 1991 and got to coach with the man I had always admired. I was his assistant he was my assistant. I coached his kids he coached mine. We taught school together even shared a classroom. We even came out of retirement together. I was refing a volleyball game in 2016 he was in the stands I went and sit by him told I thought I was going back to coaching. I told him I wanted him for jr high and he said yes. We spent 3 more years together. Charles was the most unselfish, honorable man I know. It was never about his accomplishments but always about the kids. True coaching to the core I learned so much from him. I guess my greatest accomplishment was not the state titles we won together but just knowing he was proud of me and thought that I was a good coach too. What a legacy we lost in our valley yesterday no one will ever replace. Thanks for the 30+ years you spent in my life and all the other years you put in to all of the student/athletes at AHS, including my boys, my nephew, my nieces, and coming back to coach my Laikyn so she would know my hero too! To all the Richardson’s thank you for sharing your husband and dad with all of us. I love you all. Goodbye my ole friend I will never forget you. The family brought me a pile of old bleacher material, some old hardwood flooring, some horse shoe welding that Charlie Coach had welded, a bucket of collected junk and said, can you make him a casket!!! Charlie Coach coached in the Animas Valley for 40 years, lost his mom when he was 5 and his dad when he was 16. His first wife passed after 25 years of marriage and lost her life to cancer! One of the great characteristics Charlie Coach had was he never once used his losses as an excuse for trying every day to be a great example for the kids he taught and coached! I hope he can see from above that love and appreciation put his scraps together for what hopefully does the man the respect he deserves!!! I appreciate the opportunity to serve him this one last time!!!

The almost unbelievable stat is that the mastodon used to live way up north........then got covered with ice...............then................well................you know.................

That is very cool!!! Gangly looking bear!!!!

Needs to go where she is........wanted??? Not here in the USA............and especially not in a public office!!!

I was a sophomore in 75 when Vance Lee brought football to Animas! I probably weighed a heavy 100#! I didn’t play that first year, but did then my next two years! We were horrible playing a JV schedule mostly! All of our gear was used from another school that had purchased new equipment! Animas got on the charts when Billy Henson came to town! My little brother played for Billy, they were an execution well disciplined program for several years!!! Their winning streak got snapped by none other than Lordsburg our county rivals! 7-6 final score! My dad said it was because they spent too much time on ESPN😂

New pictures added!!!

Cool pictures....I would have to cut a shooting lane for that archery picture....... beautiful!!!!

On my bucket list........