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| Sunday, Mar 15, 2020
Carl Goldman / Facebook Sunday, 3/15/2020

 

KHTS radio station co-owner Carl Goldman of Santa Clarita tested negative Saturday evening for the COVID-19 virus, Goldman reported on Facebook and on the radio station website, Hometownstaton.com.

If his next two tests also return a negative result, it is understood that he will have shaken the coronavirus, which he learned he contracted more than a month ago after he was a passenger on the Diamond Princess cruise ship. He has tested “positive” in every other test since that time.

“I am choosing not to get too optimistic,” Goldman wrote Saturday. “Patients have tested negative only to be followed by another positive test. I’ll get more excited tomorrow when my second test comes out negative. I need three negatives, 24-hours apart to be released from quarantine at Nebraska Medicine in Omaha.”

Goldman’s wife, KHTS co-owner Jeri Seratti-Goldman, who was with him on the cruise, tested negative.

Seratti-Goldman reported in a Facebook video Sunday that her husband had been released from quarantine in Nebraska, and arrangements were being made for him to come home to Santa Clarita.

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4 Comments

  1. DIANE M. GONZALEZ says:

    For Mr. & Mrs. Goldman: I have been praying for you both since the day I first heard you were being quarantined….especially apart. I will continue to pray for you both until you are both home safe & sound. Happy Birthday/Happy Easter, etc. GOD BLESS YOU BOTH & TO GET BACK TO YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS IN SANTA CLARITA. HAVE A SAFE TRIP HOME!

  2. concerning says:

    It’s a bit concerning. If someone who was known positive , tests negative, but then tests positive again what does that say about the accuracy of the tests of people for their first tests? How many could be positive , but test negative due to the inaccuracy of testing?

  3. Agnes Russell says:

    I am so happy to hear you will be coming home to Santa Clarita. Prayers do help. Wishing you the very best.?

  4. Karen Pendlebury says:

    Congratulations! So happy to welcome you back yo the SCV! God bless you!—Karen and Mark Pendlebury

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