But again I ask how far is too far in regards to interrupting our lives. As you may know reports are the overwhelming majority of people that are afflicted with this virus survive it. Additionally around 80% of those exhibit mild symptoms. However, people over 60 and those with weakened immune systems and other underline issues need to exhibit more caution. & That said until an effective treatment or cure is found do we just stop living in the meanwhile? Reply
I think the real problem is we can't trust people that aren't feeling well to stay at home . I also know that some only get paid if they show up for work . I know some of these people know they'll not be able to pay their bills if they don't go . Then you have people with babies or young children that can't just cough it up & spit it out . There are people with no insurance & worried about their family . Then we have a president by THE LACK OF WHAT HE SAYS doesn't want to acknowledge we have no idea how many are really ill in the USA. The stock market is the only thing he seams to be interested in talking about . Look at other countries what they are doing & they are saying how many they believe are ill .
@rocket : I think instead of worrying about the old people catching this stuff & what a danger it is to them we need to think about the babies & young children . A baby get this & they need the hospital period .
