People with COVID-19 share what they've learned from dealing with the virus over the last few weeks.
“I just wish people would be a little more concerned with those people [who have a higher risk] than concerned with just themselves,” Mankin said. He asks people to think not solely about their own needs, but about everyone else’s as well.
If you have any symptoms, regardless of whether you’re able to get tested, act like you have COVID-19 and quarantine until you’re better, Christy added. “I would love it if people start thinking about folks who might need a phone call, email or message right now. It’s a great time to reach out to a friend or relative and check in,” Christy said.Six hundred rolls of toilet paper are not going to help you overcome the illness.
“Why do you need 64 porterhouses for the next two weeks? You don’t need to be doing that,” Mankin said. Buy the necessities, but don’t overdo it.Mankin has watched the news every day for years, but recently decided to cut back a bit — and recommends you do the same.
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