As a vulnerable person, I wear an N95 as much as practical when I go out, and frankly at this point expect that to just be a thing going forward. As you said, i

As a vulnerable person, I wear an N95 as much as practical when I go out, and frankly at this point expect that to just be a thing going forward. As you said, it's really nice basically not getting sick. I've got multiple chronic conditions (asthma, T2 diabetes are the biggies, but far from the only) that both tend to act up either from being sick or the drugs you take when you're sick. Ironically I'm about 2 weeks off some sort of what was probably some weird viral infection (not COVID, not traditional flu, not strep). Very well could have been bird flu, although there's a possibility that was also caused by an (insurance forced) asthma medication change that I possibly had a moderate allergic reaction to. In any case, I now have an approved prior auth and am back on the old med.