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Thu, Oct 01 2020, 8:16 pm
I have mostly not left the house. Mostly.
I get all groceries delivered and work from home (so does DH). We walk a few times a week in the park, early in the morning. We have ONCE met someone for a distanced picnic in the park.
We are both high-risk and not taking ANY chances. We haven't seen our families since the winter, we do a lot of Facetime.
I'm at a point of so crazy I'm about to start making clothes for the cat.
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notshanarishona


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Thu, Oct 01 2020, 8:24 pm
My inlaws and my grandmother have not left their house since March
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vintagebknyc


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Thu, Oct 01 2020, 10:53 pm
amother [ OP ] wrote: | Yes my heart breaks for older people who are afraid to leave their houses. I keep thinking about them and going into yet another yom tov alone. I don't have grandparents any more but I just wonder how elderly are managing the loneliness, if they are indeed staying inside or if they are not. |
My mother (80s) lives in a small town where everyone knows her. She stands on her porch and talks to everyone who walks by. Makes me grateful since I haven't been able to visit her.
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Riff


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Fri, Oct 02 2020, 2:58 am
I only left for medical appointments but still managed to get corona! My kids were in school though.
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Fri, Oct 02 2020, 8:05 am
I did not leave my house from March until the end of August. About to lose my mind, I drove my cars a few times (had lost my confidence and wanted to be able to go to my daughter for Rosh HaShanah). That was my single interaction outside my home. I am extremely anxious about the prospect of being locked down again. I am very high risk, and a very social person. The lack of people to people contact is very hard for me.
I beg everyone to follow protocols and wear masks and sd. Don’t be selfish. Stay in your own Sukkah, don’t invite guests, and whatever you do, don’t undue it all on Simchas Torah. We should all eat together in a huge Sukkah in Yerushalayim next year.
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