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Stay at home?
Posted On: 04/06/2020 10:15:22

There seems to be some confusion here. Actually, our entire country has been advised to 'stay at home'. A few Governors (states) aren't complying with that. The medical experts are now suggesting everyone wear a 'cloth mask' when they go out--which should be only to get groceries or medicines, etc., or if you 'must' work, in an essential job.   They say the next 2 weeks will probably be the 'worst'.


However, I'm in the middle of a 'medical problem', so I had to go get a CT scan last week. I may have to 'see' a doctor sometime this month. Otherwise...I'm staying put!  


My husband picked up some groceries during the time allotted for 'seniors': the first hour the grocery is open.  They had no paper products (haven't for a few weeks, actually), but he got everything we needed.  We have enough food (and paper products) to get us through the end of the month, I think. Being over 70 and with 'underlying' problems, we are being cautious--and staying away from people.  At most, my husband visits outside with a neighbor. 


Now, if everyone just "stays at home"...maybe we'll be able to stop this virus from spreading even more. My advice: Listen to Dr. Fauci!  He is the expert. 



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04/06/2020 16:36:44

It's best to stay at home except for those essential trips. I can't believe some of the states not taking this seriously enough. Such as the crowded beaches. They recommend you wear a mask but people must remember by doing so doesn't mean you forget the social distance of six feet. One reason for the paper products and a few other items being out is because some people are hoarding these items. It's not necessary. I say to those people I hope they realize they are hurting others by their actions.




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