It's so frustrating. DH is a physician and thinks that now is better than later. My feelings are that we have a lot more than we think. Also I'm now in the high risk category. I'll probably cancel. He'll probably go. The staff at our dentist always wear masks and goggles but they aren't N95 masks.
It releases money to be used on the problem. (I think Federal money?) It doesn't mean thing are in chaos, but just that they need money that isn't in the normal budget, but need to tap into emergency funds.
Staying at our home. No driving anywhere. I'm thankful we have a huge backyard because I have told my teens i expect outdoor activities for an hour or so to complete their gym requirement. My 2 teens have been playing basketball in our back yard driveway . They also helped chop up wood from downed trees from our little windstorm we had as well. I'll be honest, my teen daughter is a social butterfly but seeing her play basketball with her freshman brother and help him chop wood is a great sight to see instead of their teen bickering.
I know how you feel. I have an outpatient hospital appointment in a few weeks' time that I have been waiting months for (public health system) and am a bit worried about. I would like to get the all-clear. I'm torn between whether to cancel it and go to the back of the queue for another appointment or just go ahead with the test and hopefully have my mind put at rest when I get the result. I'm not too worried about possible infection from the clinician but the last time I went to that particular hospital I was in a tiny waiting room for several hours with other people coughing all over the place while we waited to be seen...
We r fine, just the four of us and my 3rd kid is away at college. Hubby did a lot of fishing before our isolation so we have salmon, clams and tons of meat. I'm always stocked up so no panic re rations.
