For most, protective measures to guard against coronavirus are straightforward--avoid close contact and crowds, and work from home if possible, frequent hand washing, and so on.  But for people with compromised immune systems, the threat is much more real. Laura Bonnell has two daughters with cystic fibrosis,  she talked live with WWJ's Sandra McNeill.

<p>For most, protective measures to guard against coronavirus are straightforward--avoid close contact and crowds, and work from home if possible, frequent hand washing, and so on.&nbsp; But for people with compromised immune systems, the threat is much more real. Laura Bonnell has two daughters with cystic fibrosis, &nbsp;she talked live with WWJ's Sandra McNeill.</p>

A daily dive into the top headlines in metro Detroit, delivering the news you need in 10 minutes or less from WWJ Newsradio 950. 

<p>A daily dive into the top headlines in metro Detroit, delivering the news you need in 10 minutes or less from WWJ Newsradio 950. </p>

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