Look at the statistics for the number of people who got/get the flu every year and those who have died from it.  No one stayed inside or wore a mask. 
This is NOT to suggest COVID is not real ... just a suggestion that we look beyond what the news reports. 

Have a wonderful day. 

If Sharon has it, Will, she needs to quarantine away from you until she knows whether or not she's positive. Your pre-existing condition is not something I would take a chance on.

If you must deliver food to her, WEAR YOUR MASK and deliver it to her door, a very safe distance from her! I'm serious, Will. 

Will,

Just following the rules...and the vaccine has been approved in England, and I hope the CDC and FDA do the same for our country...A

Will - please listen to what Debe Maxwell, CRS suggested. Larry's daughter had it and she is doing fine now. She stayed in their bedroom and her husband brought her meals to her. Their youngest son has a compromised immune system so it was very important that she quarantine. Take care of yourself. 

staying in as much as possible

Here in Pennsylvania, there are many restrictions, especially when eating out so yes I am. Know many people that have come down with the virus a few have died.  Hoping the vaccine is made available sooner than later 

Nope, living my life as normally as possible.  Masking up when asked to at businesses, but otherwise doing what I do.  I've always washed my hands and don't often touch my face, so that likely helps.  Lots of people I know have had it too, we've had one death in the family, but lots more that quickly and fully recovered, and who knows how many others that had it and didn't know.

COVID sucks, but it's not going to have me spending my life indoors away from the world.  Thankfully when I do go out, my favorite places to go are usually where people are not : )

no, you're much more likely to catch it staying "in" if other people are going out and coming back.  Outside and fresh air is key.  I am avoiding crowds as much as possible.

Dolores and I are staying at home in the social distancing mode.

Following guidelines and being careful, avoiding gatherings, but carrying on with life. Definitely choosing to go to fewer places, no indoor dining; limiting shopping trips and so on. Stay safe and well!

I'm exposed to someone who is exposed constantly and I'm not overly worried about it.  I will take extra precautions when our new grandson arrives.  I do wear a mask, but not sure they really work.

No... I'm simply taking sensible precautions and had a clean COVID test just the other day in preparation for my knee surgery tomorrow. (And I've actually hugged a client or two or even three!) Obviously, as so many venues are closed here, it forces us to be home more, but that doesn't mean I go out of my way to stay home.

Staying home more?  I'm not sure I have a choice. Where can one go that doesn't make everyone feel crazy.
Last outing to grocery encountered a Shipt person in green shirt shopping without a mask in the store. At the front door is a sign, 'It is a legal requirement to wear a mask in the facility." A fellow masked shopper lit into her using the disney lyrics.  "Wearing a mask is not too much to ask. Pull your head out of your arse. Just a piece of fabric over your face. Makes us all feel safe."
And he wrapped it with, "Could have avoided all this if you simply wore a mask."
I do have a life, I go out and take care of business. Bust a gut running 5 more miles in 4/5 the time. Spraying, wiping and washing and staying alert to PROTECT my 94 yo mother.

In case a reader here is the only person on the planet to have not seen the video, here is the link

https://youtu.be/ltjBT_TuUVA

yes....limited activity.....

Jay

People are dying all around us, yet many selfish people cannot be inconvenienced to put on a mask.

I expect to be working from behind a zoom screen for many months to come.

The wife and I go out as little as possible. Only see my son, daughter-in-law, and grandson. Paying downtown Chicago prices for isolation truly sucks! And many are leaving!

I'm going out more now than I had been.  The more and more science that comes out showing masks as useless (even the N95 ones) and that the wuhan flu doesn't spread via the common breath, the more I'm going out.  Without a mask.

Yes, I think you guys have it bad now. Have been hearing about it on the news.

Unfortunately, almost everyone here in Metro NYC knows at least 1 person that died (outside of the many famous people that died.  That's why people are more careful here and respectful w/ masks.

I'm immuno compromised so I try to stay inside most the time.  I can work from home, so I'm lucky.