Does it look like the people in your community are mostly social distancing? Does it seem like some people aren't up to speed yet? Which demographics get it? Which don't?
Please reply with what state you live in.
Please reply with what state you live in.
I live in a suburban area in mid-Michigan. A doctor at the main hospital in town tested positive (probably contracted it out of town), but so far, he's the only one.
For most people, it's business as usual, except now the kids are all home from school.
For most people, it's business as usual, except now the kids are all home from school.
I noted three house parties on my street on Sunday night. People are still having birthday parties for their kids.
Most people are still thinking in terms of "What are MY chances of getting it and am *I* in a high-risk group?" They don't understand the real reasoning for social distancing and that the real danger is hospital bed, staff, and equipment capacity.
