Get prepared. Stock up on food and such. Avoid large crowds, avoid people sneezing, coughing and blowing their nose. Do not touch your face, wash your hands with soap for 20 secs, use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. Be proactive not reactive. We are all in this together
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I called family on Monday and told them to just stock up on essentials and get meds filled. Texted my kid and said, I'm not crazy, but you know I'm the emergency response girl, so stock up food meds formula & diapers. She said she trusted her Ma & did it.
That's good advice. It never hurts to be prepared for the worst. Especially when there are young children involved.
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She is a CNA in an elder care facility. She is very particular about work & home hygiene. I worry for her and my grandson, but preparedness eases panic. My dream work is to work in FEMA disaster management some day, after volunteering in NJ for Sandy relief.
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