COVID-19 Outbreak (Update: More than 2.9M cases and 132,313 deaths in US)

A lot of us have family that works in healthcare. My wife has to wear a mask all day and she's in administration and not even in a room anymore. She hates it. I think when I think PPE I'm thinking more the cloth variety. I've been wearing a bandana with a Balaclava over top of it when I go places. It's not bad at all.

But you are thinking past where my post was. I'm assuming school is done for this semester. I don't think we can make any decisions on school for another few months. I don't think there's any use in worrying about schools opening in four months right now. We have no idea what things will look like even in a month.

It's a "one thing at a time", then wait and see how it goes, rinse repeat thing. Which really sucks, because I think the most difficult thing for a lot of people is not seeing a finish line. I know it is for me personally.
I agree. We can pretend none of this is happening and it'll go away. I mean, asking people to wear masks to save people's lives is just too much for Americans, we just aren't as strong the Billions of people in Asia that are able to do it.

Well...see don't arrest and shoot people for not wearing a mask. Fear is a nice incentive.