how much responsibility should be on the elderly to protect themselves?

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Dec 4, 2024
10:49:05am

EEcougar All-American

Maybe the people who are most susceptible to these issues, need to take more caution? Just spitballin'

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EEcougar

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Just your yearly reminder. Don’t attend gatherings when sick or have symptoms

chitchatfan

10:17am

But to properly own the libs, you have to go out and see friends and family when you are sick.

Joe Banks

10:19am

If I didn’t go out when one of my kids had a runny nose we’d never go to

ChiCityCoug

10:20am

Agree. When symptoms are beginning and strong, stay home. While lingering,

Plato

10:23am

When attending gatherings with older people (80+) who aren’t regularly exposed

chitchatfan

10:30am

If you're that worried about it, then he shouldn't be attending any

ShinobiCoug

10:43am

So someone who doesn’t get much company should forego seeing people because you

chitchatfan

11:07am

Not at all. Just know that there is a chance you will get sick. An N95 is a good

ShinobiCoug

11:24am

how much responsibility should be on the elderly to protect themselves?

EEcougar

10:49am

Sure. Grandpa shouldn’t go to the kids’ birthday party with her friends. And the sick kid shouldn’t go to the gathering

mvtoro

11:15am

That’s what they said all during Covid. Don’t be a grandma killer.

ChiCityCoug

10:53am

I've always tried to stay home when I'm sick, it's just smart for everyone, but

Emmett Fitz-Hume

11:05am

You are a better person if you are considerate of others.

Baron

12:30pm

Just wear a mask. They protect from anything and everything. It’s so easy.

LaVellIfIKnow

11:08am

I regret not making the guy next to me on the plane wear one.

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