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Sounds like you are setup to ride it out in NYC. I would stay in place, carefully have groceries delivered when possible and ride it out until the healthcare sy

by saluki 7y ago

Sounds like you are setup to ride it out in NYC. I would stay in place, carefully have groceries delivered when possible and ride it out until the healthcare system can support you if needed then revaluate your situation. You are probably safest in your current environment since you don't have to go out and have already been in 10 days.

DoofusOfDeath 7y ago
If you go that route, perhaps have 1-2 months of groceries and toiletries delivered? That would give the groceries enough time to decontaminate before you touched them, even if later on nobody is able to make deliveries to you. I don't know about refrigerated / frozen foods though. Not sure how long covid19 remains viable when frozen.
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- pmiller2 7y ago
  Good luck with that. I’m having a hard time getting things delivered at all. None of the services seem capable of finding things like pasta, beans, TP, etc., and I’m not trying to shop in 2 month quantities.
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  - saluki 7y ago
    Be creative, seems like most areas have items in stock, maybe not the typical staples, but items are available.