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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread is a microcosm of society. Appreciate it when you meet kind ppl Op. It doesn't get easier but you'll get tougher and even develop a sense of humor (I explained to one person that the only way to get mu kid to mask is to tie him up and gag him, but my pediatrician frowns upon my doing this and suggested gentler parenting methods.)[/quote]

I am kind.  I work in a grocery store and have a newborn and mom over 65 at home.  I would really appreciate it if you didn’t bring an unmasked child to the grocery store.  I don’t want to get sick and pass it on to my mom, husband or baby.  We have people we love and want to stay healthy, too.

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Thank you for saying this. No one cares about us anymore. I had a kid come into my urgent care for an ongoing issue (think: an eczema flare that had been present for 5 months, and was very mild, on a 12 year old. Similar to that.). They said they were coming in because they wanted to use their HSA before New Years. Just wanted a refill on their medication, and said their doctor hadn’t answered the phone that day. Zero respect for the risks we take every day, zero respect for exposing me to a potential covid carrier for literally no reason. Just wasting time, bored.

This.  Essential workers have to be in public.  Leaving your unmasked child at home is the least you can do for them.  [/quote][/quote]

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