Great information indeed.
I have added a ton of water in a very short period of time i am confident the water will last a typical lock in but still have work to be done.
I am really nervous, i know it is inevitable for it to hit our state but people are taking very unnecessary actions by inviting family from Chicago to visit and Chicago has already started their outbreak.
I just do not understand, i believe this is due to incomplete transparency from state and fed gov being not completely honest.
Places should have had acted with more urgency and aggression when cases were first noted. Imo.
Well, more coffee for me. I am reading all of this information and taking note.
Thanks, have a Safe and Well Regulated Day!
-W.E.
Hi again.
Regarding coronavirus, have some medicines as you would with the common flu/colds and coughs (check the expiration date - that way, even if you don't have to use them, they'll still be good for several years).
If you can, stock up on disinfectant spray and disinfectant wipes (for surfaces in common areas like washrooms).
Remove all toothbrushes and other personal hygiene items in your washroom (including towels). You don't want anyone sneezing on them while in there.
Our students each have their own basket of their own personal items - including their own toothpaste/mouthwash - which they keep in their rooms (only to be taken with them to the washroom when they groom or shower). We hang our towels in our rooms.
Our washroom shelves are empty except for supplies of toilet paper which are still in their packaging, and a can of disinfectant spray.
The sink holds a hand soap. We use toilet paper to wipe our hands - no hand towels in there.
Also plan how the procedures will be in case one of you gets it or show symptoms. We had a family meeting over this scenario.
If someone shows a symptom, they'll have to wear a mask every time they come out of their room, and anywhere while they are out of their room for any special reason (and the fan in the washroom has to be on).
He'll sanitize his hands with a hand sanitizer that's provided
BEFORE he comes out of his room.
He won't be touching that fridge or go anywhere in the kitchen - one of us will be prepping his meals and he'll eat in his room.
They've already prepped for their junk food!
I suppose hubby and I will be hanging out in the basement (rec room) most of the time.
I am really nervous, i know it is inevitable for it to hit our state but people are taking very unnecessary actions by inviting family from Chicago to visit and Chicago has already started their outbreak.
We're losing a student over his scheduled visit to what's becoming a hot spot, for March break to visit his girlfriend.
It's a tough decision after all, he's a nice kid.
He's paid for everything already (including hotel) - but, unfortunately, we have to change our decision because things are getting bad in that place.
He offered to self-isolate in a hotel after his March Break - but we can't take that risk.
We told him he can't come back to us.
