You do what you have to do to save lives. We're not doing enough, and what we are doing, we doing late. It is, however, better than doing nothing.

I know some businesses are going to close over this and that's a tragedy. We're close to a lockdown. My kids and I just stay home. Anything that gets delivered (Amazon, mail) gets put into a big box and zapped with the ozone generator.

We made a pact with our next door neighbors to isolate but still hang out with one another. That has helped a lot with the stir-crazy. The dad and I both agreed that if one family slips (meaning his wife, really), the deal is off.

My kids are young enough to be statistically safe. I'm 57 with sleep apnea and hypertension. I'd really prefer to avoid getting this. If I do, though, I don't want it to be in the middle of the first wave where hospitals are not yet overwhelmed with people are dying in the hallways.