Yes

June 11, 2020

I’m hopeful seeing the cases go down but still wary of a second wave. I’m definitely uneasy seeing people drop their guards as much as they have.

I have become somewhat less fearful of the virus as the weeks progressed because we’ve learned more about it and have seen that the social distancing has been working.

I’m concerned. If there is a way to maintain social distancing I feel more comfortable with it.

Hand sanitizer and frequent hand washing have been my method of choice.
I have a cloth mask but use it sparingly. I don’t like the idea of touching my face more and it flares up my asthma.
I won’t do gloves because I’d rather hand sanitizer and wash my hands.

I’m not sure yet. I’m a stay at home mom who’s pretty much home bound with my children 90 percent of the time.
I believe in vaccinating, I’m just uncertain if there has been the proper length of time to study this vaccine and it’s effects. I don’t really want to become a lab rat, but I also don’t want to get sick with this virus.

I haven’t. Unfortunately early on I displayed all of the symptoms but was advised I didn’t fit in the category to get tested.

I hate the restrictions as much as anyone and would love life to go back to normal but I respect why they are in place. I’m not missing restaurants or retail. There’s take out and online shopping. What I do wish for the summer is things like beaches and splash pads to be open for the kids as long as we can still maintain distancing.

I think I’d keep more distance from people.
I’d wear a mask if I was coughing or sneezing. Work culture used to mean coming in sick and sucking it up. I hope that changes because there could be less spread of things from flus to the common cold

Thorold

No