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Its easy to judge other people without knowing their situation. It depends on where you are, and how far the virus is in your country/state/city/region. It al
by Fnoord 7y ago
Its easy to judge other people without knowing their situation.
It depends on where you are, and how far the virus is in your country/state/city/region.
It also depends on if you can order groceries online and have them delivered. Though there might be extra costs attached and there's possibly environmental impact I believe this to be the best method to avoid further infections. If you prepare to have the virus, or to avoid getting it, going less to grocery store and making sure you got a supply makes sense.
We're currently ill (probably not COVID-19) and my daughter of 2 had diarrhea and vomiting. I made sure she got enough pain relievers, because our supply was running out.
There is also a large difference between buying a little bit more supplies, and buying very large amounts...
- ThrowawayR2 7y ago> "It also depends on if you can order groceries online and have them delivered." Regarding this, it's worth remembering that an ill packer or delivery driver can contaminate your delivery as well. Hand-washing, etc. after handling delivered groceries (or mail, for that matter) may be warranted for high risk individuals in areas known to have ongoing spread of COVID-19.