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Originally Posted by ChaoticInsanity
I can't vouch for what other health care systems are doing, but I can vouch for mine and any smart hospital will have training on just this sort of thing. And the one that that people forget to do when they remove protective gear is wash their hands because they are under this false impression that they didn't make a mistake. Actually touching the body fluid to the skin does infect a person. It coming in contact with it and not washing properly after removing protective gear, then rubbing your eyes, your mouth, wiping your ***….
My point is, that yes, this virus is bad, but its not a superbug. And people should research the virus. The more research one does the more likely they will protect themselves.
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I'm not looking to get into any sort of debate here, but how exactly do you think your posts are helpful or supportive to the OP on this specific thread...
I'm not looking for an answer, just something for you to think about considering thepterodactyl is already scared shytless enough as it is.
In response to the OP:
I vote for baby steps, and each time you venture out, even if just for a short walk, pat yourself on the back with a small but significant reward. Also, most importantly, actively remind yourself that your activity did not and will not lead to your death.
Make a list and check off each attempt if it helps having physical proof.
You can do this, don't allow fear to rob you of living your life. It's no better than dying unexpectedly....