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MontanaFarmer

(748 posts)
15. We've decided to re-engage fully,
Mon May 30, 2022, 03:29 PM
May 2022

as the school where my wife works has no mandatory mitigation and we have a student in pre-k. She had covid during Delta's run through Montana last fall, and we finally caught it the last week of school. Kids are clear this time, wife and i both have mild head cold symptoms that are improving 3-4 days in. We both had about 24hrs of light muscle aches as well. We distanced and masked religiously through 20 and 21 when we were both boosted and our kids had had the virus, then we began to "go back to normal." No real regrets from either course of action so far.

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Ooh, ooh! Me! tanyev May 2022 #1
Good for you! Damn right & well said. *INTROVERTS ROCK* appalachiablue May 2022 #2
I'm another "innie" who doesn't find wearing a mask that bad! In winter, it keeps my face warm, too! LaMouffette May 2022 #6
Same here. I'm generally happy just keeping to myself. Masks, vaccines, distancing. No big deal. Midnight Writer May 2022 #9
Another one here. secondwind May 2022 #3
Isolating, & when we have to go out we mask & distance. CrispyQ May 2022 #4
A friend of a friend has a husband who, though very healthy, active and vaccinated, caught Covid Leghorn21 May 2022 #8
I'm in sales SallyHemmings May 2022 #5
We still are masking pandr32 May 2022 #7
Me, too..masked every time I step outside.. agingdem May 2022 #10
Hell, my wife and I are the only ones wearing masks at the doctor's office. rsdsharp May 2022 #11
Dr. office's I Rebl2 May 2022 #16
In my area they were required for two years. The last 2-3 months rsdsharp May 2022 #20
My husband and I are the only ones masked when we do go out. blueinredohio May 2022 #12
Me, me, me. Haven't eaten out, wear masks everywhere, but saw first movie (matinee) hlthe2b May 2022 #13
✋✋✋ Rebl2 May 2022 #14
We've decided to re-engage fully, MontanaFarmer May 2022 #15
I mask every time I go out with my trusty N95 BigmanPigman May 2022 #17
Isn't just America, I saw more masks at DFW than London, Heathrow JCMach1 May 2022 #18
Plus I get looked at like I am a nut case for wearing a mask. appleannie1 May 2022 #19
I'm in GA and still see plenty of mask wearers around town. Not a majority but a noticeable amt oldsoftie May 2022 #26
Still masking Joinfortmill May 2022 #21
Currently down with Covid. Vaxxed plus two boosters. mn9driver May 2022 #22
I am masking, distancing, isolating Marthe48 May 2022 #23
The mask & hand washing are really all you need. oldsoftie May 2022 #27
I would like to stop doing the routine Marthe48 May 2022 #29
It's endemic. We're going to have to learn to live with it. paleotn May 2022 #24
I hope you're right. And we cant keep giving people 10 days off for being positive. oldsoftie May 2022 #28
After I donated blood I found out I had the Reactive+ antibodies. Never knew I had covid. oldsoftie May 2022 #25
Maybe someone could survey businesses that offer delivery Marthe48 May 2022 #30
That's a great idea, I hope there's feedback. So appalachiablue May 2022 #31
YW Marthe48 May 2022 #32
This is really helpful, I need to get on it and appalachiablue May 2022 #33
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