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Mar 31, 2020
10:32:58am

bluecheese Truly Addicted User

Whether it is or isn't we can't afford to become complacent.

I have no cases in my little community. But I'm lecturing everyone on protective measures. I would love to end up with nothing here, but I just can't afford to be relax in preventive measures. We are wearing masks with every visit now, just as a precaution.

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bluecheese

Previous username: Speculum
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Last login: Nov 15, 2024
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Might things be slowing down a little?

Bob Vance Truly Addicted User

3/31/20 10:22am

I think the docs would say "it's still coming"

3/31/20 10:29am

Whether it is or isn't we can't afford to become complacent.

bluecheese

3/31/20 10:32am

The "don't become complacent" theme is going to be

3/31/20 10:39am

agreed... every day we can maintain social distancing now, might save us a week of recovery time later....

HarlemCoug

3/31/20 10:55am

It's the same worldwide. It's why I've been preaching this standard

CSoul

3/31/20 10:29am

We can hope. If things hold today it will be the longest plateau we've had. But I think it's best to look at that as

3/31/20 10:34am

WA data is promising.

cougfanz

3/31/20 10:37am

As is the Bay Area data.

3/31/20 10:40am

I'm guessing NY doesn't hit its peak for another 7-10 days. Washington models

jreid191

3/31/20 11:04am

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