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Originally Posted by nj2nh
Let the chips fall where they may? Staying away from events like this does not mean you will not get it. Someone could catch it and bring it home to you. That is why they are called super spreaders. They don’t just spread among those attending the event, but everyone who associates with those who do.
I have a friend whose husband works at a Lowe’s. He wears a mask. Masks are required in the store. He does not even work with customers. Got Covid. Brought it home to my friend who, in turn, gave it to her mother. They had all been vaccinated. My friend ended up in the hospital getting that infusion.
There is no such thing as normal until the pandemic is declared to be over. That is like sayin the Mount can push through the ice to all its ports so let’s not wait until ice out is declared.
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There will be no normal as we knew it before covid. It's here to stay, and vaccinations will most likely be a yearly thing, like the flu. We've got to come to terms with that and live within what we're each comfortable with, without judgment of each other, unless you're uber crazy like a nephew and his wife who still put packages and mail in the trunk of the car for 3 days.
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