Well, at least some of us have had lots of time to evaluate different PPE, get accustomed to avoiding environments where aerosolized transmission is likely if not assured and wearing PPE when one must be present in such spaces - that would be the only saving grace from having an epidemic let alone a pandemic of a flu virus following so closely on to COVID.
Well, at least some of us have had lots of time to evaluate different PPE, get accustomed to avoiding environments where aerosolized transmission is likely if not assured and wearing PPE when one must be present in such spaces - that would be the only saving grace from having an epidemic let alone a pandemic of a flu virus following so closely on to COVID.
We were more cautious than anyone I knew personally (not online) during the most active years of the pandemic. We continue to wear well-fitting PPE during travel, etc., and make strategic decisions about big indoor gatherings. But we have middle school and older kids and I can't imagine limiting their lives again in the way that we did for Covid. My personal lack of appetite for this makes me very nervous about it all.
Well, at least some of us have had lots of time to evaluate different PPE, get accustomed to avoiding environments where aerosolized transmission is likely if not assured and wearing PPE when one must be present in such spaces - that would be the only saving grace from having an epidemic let alone a pandemic of a flu virus following so closely on to COVID.
We were more cautious than anyone I knew personally (not online) during the most active years of the pandemic. We continue to wear well-fitting PPE during travel, etc., and make strategic decisions about big indoor gatherings. But we have middle school and older kids and I can't imagine limiting their lives again in the way that we did for Covid. My personal lack of appetite for this makes me very nervous about it all.
Agreed. My kids missed out on so much, and I wonтАЩt do that to them again unless it is truly life and death.