The is going to be a big story coming out in Central Nebraska. I will let you no more when I am able to talk about it.
My prayers to allIt's pretty much out now, so I will elaborate. On March 14th there was a Quicenara party at the Event Center in Doniphan with 500 in attendance. They now have multiple people who have tested positive. It is used as a Senior Center during the day. It is almost going to be impossible to do the contact tracking on it.
Inhaling is the roblem for masks. Microbes likely won't pass through your masks, but the tiny eater droplets that are loaded with the virus,it should stop.Yeah, I love living in Central Nebraska. We had 6, which was bad enough. In two days, we have jumped to 15. Lots of gossip about the number of positives at JBS Swift, Hornady has 2, Chief 1, GI Clinic has 2 HCP's testing positive and someone else has 1 (forget who). I spent my day sewing masks for hub, myself, brothers, sis-in-laws and nephews to wear. Not as effective as the N-95 but better than having someone with COVID-19 sneezing on you at the store.
Can't wait to see how many more positive tests pop tomorrow (heavy snark alert).
Our intent is to throw them in the wash every time I wear them. Actually, Trump administration is considering telling us we should wear masks. Yesterday he said scarfs are a good idea.Inhaling is the roblem for masks. Microbes likely won't pass through your masks, but the tiny eater droplets that are loaded with the virus,it should stop.
You need to make them washable, sterizeable.
Be sure towash your hand beforeandafter useetc.
Nothings 100%, but you've upped your odds by wesring them.
Typo, meant water droplets. Not sure how good they are if it goes aerosol, but better than nothing.Our intent is to throw them in the wash every time I wear them. Actually, Trump administration is considering telling us we should wear masks. Yesterday he said scarfs are a good idea.
Your sentence about microbes and eater droplets doesn't make sense, BTW.
With 15 confirmed active cases and god knows how many unconfirmed, I'll take my chances with wearing masks.
Masks were put in washer as soon as we got home. Now clean and dry waiting our next trip to the store. I did the 30 second wash-up as soon as I got the washer started and again once the groceries were unloaded and put away. Every time I change projects, same drill. I did a short customer project today. Once I was finished, I disinfected my sewing machine and work area.Typo, meant water droplets. Not sure how good they are if it goes aerosol, but better than nothing.
Just dont touch your face, or your mask, and wash hands.
There's a chance you bring it home on the mask and hands.
I let my food sit for two hours. If its something I want to eat right away, its two hours, no plastic.Masks were put in washer as soon as we got home. Now clean and dry waiting our next trip to the store. I did the 30 second wash-up as soon as I got the washer started and again once the groceries were unloaded and put away. Every time I change projects, same drill. I did a short customer project today. Once I was finished, I disinfected my sewing machine and work area.
We are both being extremely conscienscous (misspelled I know) about this crap. I've been screaming from the rooftops from the beginning about how serious this Monkey Feces is.
We have completely revamped our social distancing efforts and methods. Dispite not knowing anyone personally who has it, we are making every effort to comply with social distancing efforts. Of course much has been taken out of our hands.....i.e. most places are closed and visitation to those in assisted living is by phone, commputer. or outside a window......... but my wife has eliminated her PT sessions and the only public places we go are gas stations and grocery stores. Some business must happen, but we are taking precautions there as well.
A public party is completely irresponsible Imo. What are people thinking......Not only those who threw it, but those who attended. When we called to cancel earlier rsvps, we were always met with........."It is canceled anyway."
Wash hands, and stay safe people.
PS...........Handling money and credit cards are big red flags. Wash hands and wear gloves when possible.
Yup, it's basically one cart one person. I hate it when that one person is me. I don't know good celery from bad, or woody broccoli from non, and since I don't where everything is, I'm in there twice as long as I need to be. My wife shouldn't take all the risk tho so...............I'm learningMost places let me run my card, if they don't I'm disinfecting that sucker.
CNHD reported 9 new cases yesterday, among those nine are three health care workers in long care facilities, aka nursing homes. 2 in Grand Island and 1 in Aurora. My friend whose mother is in a long care facility told me, via email, that the place her mother is at does not want family visiting right now. I don't know if they are prohibiting visits, just that they "don't really want us visiting" at the moment. She's very close to her mother, always has been and her email didn't say if she was pressing the visitation issue or not.
The CDC did say yesterday that the general public is now being encouraged to wear home made masks. They are very easy to make -- I've been making them for my brothers and sisters-in-law. Take about 30 minutes from cutting to the last stitching. I encourage all my husker brothers and sisters to get hold of a mask and not an N95. I'm going to have to make myself another one as I'm constantly washing mine. Everytime I come in from an errand, it gets popped in the washer. We got our state tax refund yesterday so celebrated by getting take out. One of our favorite hang outs and is closing tonight until this crap is over with so they are no longer delivering. Mine was already in the dryer so I snatched hub's. His is too big for me but I was just sitting in the car and the woman who brought my order stayed as far back as she could so now his is going into the wash.
Other new guidance is that only one family member should shop for groceries. Hub is no longer going shopping as he's got diabetes and an auto immune deficiency -- it's like he's got two bulls-eyes on his back. I told him that he should make the list the night before. I'll get up early the next morning and drink a quick cup of coffee and then head out to Super Saver as they open at 6 AM. No shower and wear my clothes from the day before. Dash in and get whatever we need, come home and unload groceries, throw my clothes in the washer and then shower and put on clean clothes and that should make it "safer" and gawd, I'm really learning to hate the word "safe" but precautions are very necessary until we get this crap under control.
But yes, the huge birthday party in Doniphan was totally unnecessary and very irresponsible, IMO.