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Risk Aversion single choice
	I live my life scared and venture little into the real world outside my mailbox and front door
	I live my life with respect for the risks out there but use common sense and control what I can control
	I live my life the way I want without any consideration to risk
	I don't believe anyone is at risk for anything, we all die when our time is up so why worry about it
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Option #2 is just a masqueraded "rip the bandaid off" choice........

No one is going to admit to living scared so nobody's going to vote for one.

Im different with different aspects of my life.

4.

Buzz.......

I’m a hybrid of number 2 and 4.

I live my life with respect for the risks out there but use common sense, control what I can control, and common sense does no include doomsday thinking.

Also, are you accusing me of lying? Feel free to speak your dishonesty in following posts

Nobody is accusing you of anything Bill. I made this poll from
Another thread that asked the same questions, copied nearly verbatim
From that post.

I don’t think you are a 1, nor a 4. From what I gather about you on here I would say you are a solid 2

I had a Drill Sargent in basic training that eliminated number 4 for me. He said 'I'm not worried about the bullet with my name on it, it's all those to whom it may concern, that I worry about'.

That's what I was thinking. C'mon buddy Buzz, click #1.

Option 2

For what race people?

I would say we hover between 1 & 2. I go to work daily in the medical field, wife is a stay at home mom. I strip down in the garage before entering the house and if I have dealt with CV19 patients I immediately shower. I will occasionally go to out only when I need something that can't be shipped, curbside when available, N95 if it is not. We do not eat out, groceries ordered online and wiped down before we bring them inside. I thank everyone that goes out daily without masks, and the ones that are now contracting the virus. This gets us closer to community immunity eventually making it safe for those that have not contributed to the spread.

If I strip down on the garage it's because I fell in the mud.

I'd venture you don't perform aerosol generating procedures on Covid patients for a living either.

I think that kind of paranoia is normal. My shoes were always a concern when I came home. My kids were babies at the time. I would go into isolation rooms with VRE, MRSA, AIDS, hepatitis, syphilis, TB, you name it. We would glove, and gown, but we never put anything on our feet. This always worried me....

I will keep you in my prayers.

I'm not sure what that even is. So you can take that to the bank.

You nailed it. Just trying to push the thread on down the road.

Use the brain that God gave you.
Question everything (they taught this in school back in the day)
There is usually a reason and explanation for everything, sometimes it includes a motive.

Another thing edroth, is when you work with a patient one day, and the next day they are in isolation...... that sucks.

Thank you!



The worse.
Had one two weeks ago come up to ICU, every symptom, SP02 in the mid to high 70s. Rapid test results were negative, no one wore proper PPE, except me and the security guard that was called to his room. After we intubated him and were able to perform another test he came back positive. Careless nurses received a two week vacation off that one.

I don't know what that is either, ER or DnB, but one thing I will say is I'd be willing to bet that DnB falls in the mud as often as you perform that procedure...dude has the gracefulness of a 15 minute old colt

I would've pegged you for a solid 3 based upon the comments you've made throughout this mess. No, I'm not going to go back and look it up...you can.