I follow, G.
I'm pretty determined to stay away from the conspiracy theories, because that adds stress, which also lowers resistance.
I noticed when I was driving to the polls a couple I'd known years ago. We were all delighted to greet each other (they were passing out sample ballots) and they showed me a clever greeting. Big smiles, and they offered their ELBOWS. We bopped elbows and laughed. It really made sense and broke the tension with a reminder of positive community.
Remember G -- it's harsh to say but most deaths really are elderly, or already sick. I know what you mean about lungs...I have mild asthma and used to get bronchitis with every chest cold. But I don't necessarily believe I'd be doomed if I got it. Just miserable for a few weeks.
It's not irrational to be concerned but try not to be afraid. Stock up on what you can but remember that people are good. There will be moments and places when it all goes wrong, but those random outcomes aren't aimed at YOU. It's like a bad storm.
I believe they WILL develop the vaccine. They're working on it harder than anything. It'll take 18 months, they say. It's unfortunate what'll happen in the meantime, but the social distancing, elbow bopping, etc. are probably the most powerful protection. Plus the constant hand washing.
Personally, my biggest frustration so far is I will no longer be able to pick my dry nose in peace.
Sorry, tmi! LOL.
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