Dr. Christine Eady MannVerified account

Thanks. I wish people in my rural county took things seriously. It saddens me to see people still organizing play dates and having group chats with their friends outside the grocery store. Soon reality is going to hit like a truck. Only a couple cases in my county...for now.

Same here in SW Indiana. Ppl not taking distancing and staying home seriously. At all.

(1) The saddest thing about inequality all over the world, including here in the USA... the variety of obstacles that prevent some of these sanitization steps. For instance- the laundry thing, I share one small laundry room with over 50 people in the apt complex.

(2) I've been afraid to go to the laundry room too often, to avoid a small space filled with potentially infectious neighbors. But then there's the clothes washing advice. And now face masks, as well. It's frustrating to figure out what's more risky.

I wear glasses and wash them too when I come in. By habit, people adjust their glasses all the time.

I can barely get my husband to take his shoes off in the garage. He’s driving me nuts. He thinks I’m too ocd about this, and won’t listen. Any advice?

I'm extremely careful when I have to get groceries, I go at 6am, wear a mask & keep 6 ft away from anyone. But I'm horrified now that I should have been changing my clothes immediately.

Honestly U should always change clothes if u go out and u then sit in a chair or especially lay in bed.