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And thank goodness it did. MOOIt just got longer.....moo
I agree with that. But all it can do is get worse if people from Cali, NY, LA and wherever else, are traveling around willy nilly.Maybe that would work. At least to flatten the curve locally and keep it from growing exponentially elsewhere. It is case in point that it worked in West Chester County. And there is evidence that it’s working in NY to lengthen the time for doubling. I still believe that the virus has a foothold everywhere and each state should be prepared to do the same.
Harris county TX for the big store (NE Houston), Liberty County TX for the little one.It would be helpful, if we said where we are reporting from.
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Because it’s already spreading to every state. You think all cases in the other 47 states are coming from NY, NJ and CT? And with people still out and about in SC is going to help stop the spread there? Or Florida going town by town or county by county?Why would it be feasible to lock down the whole country but not feasible to lock down only 3 states that are a hot spot?
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I live in California and that's what I've been doing.Well, I thought we were all supposed to 'shelter in place?'
In Cali, we have been told that ONE family member may leave to go to stores for ESSENTIAL business only. Otherwise we are only allowed to walk outside , while keeping social distances.
So I dont think we are supposed to be traveling to other towns unless we have important reasons.
We are picking up and dropping off groceries and meds to and from various family members in other towns. But not actually visiting in close contact. I had to wave to my little grand daughter through the front window. Breaks my heart but glad to see her gorgeous smile and see she is fine.
I miss my grandchildren too.Well, I thought we were all supposed to 'shelter in place?'
In Cali, we have been told that ONE family member may leave to go to stores for ESSENTIAL business only. Otherwise we are only allowed to walk outside , while keeping social distances.
So I dont think we are supposed to be traveling to other towns unless we have important reasons.
We are picking up and dropping off groceries and meds to and from various family members in other towns. But not actually visiting in close contact. I had to wave to my little grand daughter through the front window. Breaks my heart but glad to see her gorgeous smile and see she is fine.
I had to change out of my PJs because of my 2 instacart deliveries. Even though they just saw me through the front window.How did you know what my day looks like?!! You forgot to say what time y0u get out of your pajamas. Me? Some days never. On ”motivated” days between 2 and 4 pm.
Neither have I except to take supplies to my mom who is 86 and lives with my medically compromised brother. I do NOT want them out at all. And I only drop stuff at the bottom of her apartment stairs.I live in California and that's what I've been doing.
I haven't gone anywhere or done any extraneous things for weeks.
I think that everyone everywhere should stay at home if possible for as long as it takes to get past this crises.Because it’s already spreading to every state. You think all cases in the other 47 states are coming from NY, NJ and CT? And with people still out and about in SC is going to help stop the spread there? Or Florida going town by town or county by county?
Quite a few states have been successful in flattening the curve but the three states have not. Without a doubt, travel is the common denominator in all 50 states. If more than half the current cases are in only three states, isn't it common sense to cease the travel in those states? I truly don't understand why that is considered such a "bad thing."Maybe that would work. At least to flatten the curve locally and keep it from growing exponentially elsewhere. It is case in point that it worked in West Chester County. And there is evidence that it’s working in NY to lengthen the time for doubling. I still believe that the virus has a foothold everywhere and each state should be prepared to do the same.
See, we do agree.I think that everyone everywhere should stay at home if possible for as long as it takes to get past this crises.
If people living in hot spots where the death toll rises panic and flee to areas they feel are safer that will help the virus spread and cause more deaths. JMO
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Oh, I agree that NY rates higher because of all the testing.In fairness, NY is testing more people per capita than any other state. More than China and South Korea. The numbers will go up due to the amount of testing.
And there is no way to know if other states are infected because New Yorkers traveled there. Or, if people from those states traveled to NY and then back home. Or if they traveled to Florida, or went to Mardi Gras and then back home. Etc
I don't know if I buy that argument. To me, it is like a damn having a small leak that is growing, and instead of stopping up the leak, we say ' no sense in stopping it now, it's already in the move and flooding the creeks....'
There are about 53, 000 confirmed cases already in New York State. That's a lot. It makes me think that a whole lot more are also carrying the virus around with them RIGHT NOW.
I am all for shutting it down right now, and only allowing people with essential business to come and go.
The same for my state of California. Lock us down and try to contain it now. Why not?
Abbott said noncompliance would be a criminal offense punishable by a fine of up to $1,000 and up to 180 days in jail. Raimondo also threatened fines or arrest for breaking her quarantine order.Prosecuted for what exactly?
I live in Sacramento and the hoarding seems to be subsiding.I'm pretty new here and I'm going to eat some crow....I wasn't very concerned when this all started, that has changed. In our small county in Northern California we now have 18 positives. I have stocked up on food and dog food for a month. We do have to go out next week for a few things. My boyfriend will go in the store to buy the things and I will be waiting in the truck with the hand sanitizer for him. This site has really opened my eyes and helped so much. Sorry that I didn't see it sooner.