Don’t forget that back in March, Fauci said cloth masks worn by the general public weren’t useful and we shouldn’t bother; all they do is make you FEEL better. Of course, FEELING better is all the medicine most people need. BEING better is irrelevant, apparently.
How do we know the medical community doesn’t really take this seriously?
I’ve been to our local hospital several times over the last 6 months on a walk in basis as designated driver. We walk in and are greeted by a table where the nice lady asks questions, does a forehead temp scan and has masks available.
If you bring your own mask they let you walk in. Your own cloth mask. Your own bandanna. Your own WHATEVER sort of covers your mouth and nose, God knows how many days in a row you’ve used it.
The same is true in local MD offices for follow ups, etc.
Think about what I wrote. What is your experience? When you visit any medical office or nursing home or hospital, do they hand you a new mask or do they allow you to walk in wearing that filthy rag you bought 3 months ago?
Yep, after 6 + months of this “scare”, we are all getting a little slack. However, I don’t plan to slack off because so far, all my precautions seem to be warding off the cursed virus.
SHIVA over 3 years ago
I notice discarded face masks everywhere now. The new ‘face’ of 2020!!
TheLetterista.com over 3 years ago
Don’t forget that back in March, Fauci said cloth masks worn by the general public weren’t useful and we shouldn’t bother; all they do is make you FEEL better. Of course, FEELING better is all the medicine most people need. BEING better is irrelevant, apparently.
Andylit Premium Member over 3 years ago
How do we know the medical community doesn’t really take this seriously?
I’ve been to our local hospital several times over the last 6 months on a walk in basis as designated driver. We walk in and are greeted by a table where the nice lady asks questions, does a forehead temp scan and has masks available.
If you bring your own mask they let you walk in. Your own cloth mask. Your own bandanna. Your own WHATEVER sort of covers your mouth and nose, God knows how many days in a row you’ve used it.
The same is true in local MD offices for follow ups, etc.
Think about what I wrote. What is your experience? When you visit any medical office or nursing home or hospital, do they hand you a new mask or do they allow you to walk in wearing that filthy rag you bought 3 months ago?
wilsonzbird over 3 years ago
Yep, after 6 + months of this “scare”, we are all getting a little slack. However, I don’t plan to slack off because so far, all my precautions seem to be warding off the cursed virus.