The ups and downs of COVID-19 isolation are the same for everyone, regardless of power. Joe Biden may be the most powerful man in the world, but he has the same ups and downs as everybody else.
On Tuesday, Biden’s fifth day of confinement, his physician Kevin O’Connor reported that the president had finished a five-day course of the curative drug Paxlovid and that almost all signs and symptoms of the coronavirus had vanished.
His symptoms have already nearly disappeared.
In a message, O’Connor made a statement.
Once he receives a negative test result, Biden is anticipated to be released from isolation.
But there is no doubt that, at least mentally, the 79-year-old is already more than prepared.
The doctor mostly focused on things like a normal oxygen saturation, pulse, and temperature, but the statement that truly spoke to Biden’s condition was that he “feels good enough to start his physical activity schedule.”
Biden exercises every morning and goes on leisurely bike rides at his house in Delaware on the weekends, in contrast to his predecessor Donald Trump, who even said that gyms and the like might even be unhealthy for you.
He requested to exercise last night, according to press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. “He enjoys using the treadmill and lifting weights.”
Humour on the screen
Biden had to postpone domestic trip plans and cut back on White House work hours when it was revealed last week that he had tested positive for COVID-19, though staff members noted that he is still performing his full duties.
The president met with SK leaders on Tuesday to discuss plans to spend $22 billion in semiconductors and other high-tech companies, even though he is slated to resume working in person this week.
Biden appeared on a video screen when guests and senior staff gathered in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, chuckling as he mentioned that he was actually only a few doors away in the same building.
He answered, “I can go out to the balcony and shout at you.
Doggy Bark
Biden disclosed the more relatable features of working from home that would be familiar to most of the world over the past couple of years in between talking about important challenges of US-South Korean relations.
“I’m in terrific shape. I hope it’s clear.” “I sincerely hope that I appear as good as I typically do, which is not very good.”
On-screen, Biden made a joke.
Then, during a discussion with the executives about skilled labour, a loud dog yelp that may have come from Vice President Biden’s German Shepherd Commander shut off the live feed.
Jean-Pierre claimed that Biden is obviously improving.
She remarked, “When I saw him wanting to work out, it brought a smile to my face.