Anonymous wrote:hello all!
It seems to be in my very small world anyone who has traveled, flown or stayed in a hotel has come back with covid. I'm looking for stories of travel and no one got sick. Did you mask up? Did you stay in a hotel, fly or drive, eat out? Sleep in a hotel masked or unmasked, stuff like this. I'm immunocompromised and am trying to gauge as best as I can risky situations right now. Thank you for your help.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have been cautious but have traveled a good amount since spring of 2021 (not much in the first year of Covid). We are in Puerto Rico right now. My kids caught Covid from classmates over the past spring, but my husband and I are still Covid-free despite traveling to Boston (three times), New York (twice), California (twice), Oregon, Lancaster PA, and probably other places I'm not remembering.
We never ate inside restaurants until we started to very cautiously do so about nine months ago. We mask in all indoor spaces except the rare case when we eat indoors and then we sit far away from other people (if that's not possible, we skip the restaurant). Mask on all planes, trains, shuttles, etc. It's not that hard.
You are not cautious
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I traveled to a massive conference, was seated next to someone who tested positive, yet I didn’t get sick. I masked on the plane and at the conference except during meals.
I flew to FL and went on a weeklong cruise and didn’t get sick. I masked on the flights, but we didn’t mask on the cruise.
Everyone will eventually get covid. Everyone. Stop worrying. You’ll be fine.
Did you miss the part where OP said they were immunocompromised?
Then this thread is even more ridiculous. Ask your Doctor. Not internet ransoms.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We have been cautious but have traveled a good amount since spring of 2021 (not much in the first year of Covid). We are in Puerto Rico right now. My kids caught Covid from classmates over the past spring, but my husband and I are still Covid-free despite traveling to Boston (three times), New York (twice), California (twice), Oregon, Lancaster PA, and probably other places I'm not remembering.
We never ate inside restaurants until we started to very cautiously do so about nine months ago. We mask in all indoor spaces except the rare case when we eat indoors and then we sit far away from other people (if that's not possible, we skip the restaurant). Mask on all planes, trains, shuttles, etc. It's not that hard.
You are not cautious
Anonymous wrote:We have been cautious but have traveled a good amount since spring of 2021 (not much in the first year of Covid). We are in Puerto Rico right now. My kids caught Covid from classmates over the past spring, but my husband and I are still Covid-free despite traveling to Boston (three times), New York (twice), California (twice), Oregon, Lancaster PA, and probably other places I'm not remembering.
We never ate inside restaurants until we started to very cautiously do so about nine months ago. We mask in all indoor spaces except the rare case when we eat indoors and then we sit far away from other people (if that's not possible, we skip the restaurant). Mask on all planes, trains, shuttles, etc. It's not that hard.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:hello all!
It seems to be in my very small world anyone who has traveled, flown or stayed in a hotel has come back with covid. I'm looking for stories of travel and no one got sick. Did you mask up? Did you stay in a hotel, fly or drive, eat out? Sleep in a hotel masked or unmasked, stuff like this. I'm immunocompromised and am trying to gauge as best as I can risky situations right now. Thank you for your help.
My family of four returned 10 days ago from two weeks in Europe. Almost no one there was masking and I'd say maybe 1/3 of people on the flights were masked. Maybe. We haven't gotten Covid. So what did we do? We wore masks religiously indoors. We ate every single meal outdoors, except for a few in our hotel room. We stayed in three different hotels, and at each one we opened windows wide as soon as we checked in and kept them open whenever we were in the room. We had a CO2 monitor that we used in hotel rooms to confirm the rooms were well-ventilated. On the plane, we did not remove masks at all until after takeoff, once the plane ventilation was turned on (and then kept masks off for very short periods, to eat and drink). Both adults in the family got second boosters a few weeks before the trip.
All that said, some of this is just luck. Plenty of people take lots of precautions and still get Covid. But I have to imagine the precautions also help a lot. Best of luck!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I traveled to a massive conference, was seated next to someone who tested positive, yet I didn’t get sick. I masked on the plane and at the conference except during meals.
I flew to FL and went on a weeklong cruise and didn’t get sick. I masked on the flights, but we didn’t mask on the cruise.
Everyone will eventually get covid. Everyone. Stop worrying. You’ll be fine.
Did you miss the part where OP said they were immunocompromised?
Anonymous wrote:I traveled to a massive conference, was seated next to someone who tested positive, yet I didn’t get sick. I masked on the plane and at the conference except during meals.
I flew to FL and went on a weeklong cruise and didn’t get sick. I masked on the flights, but we didn’t mask on the cruise.
Everyone will eventually get covid. Everyone. Stop worrying. You’ll be fine.
Anonymous wrote:Traveled by plane in March to caribbean- no covid. Husband went on a memorial day trip to Maine by plane, and stayed in an airbnb with like 8 of his friends who had all flown in from other places- none of them got covid. However, I also currently have a friend who flew to Maine 4 days ago and came down with covid yesterday, and another friend who flew to CA a few weeks ago and got covid 2-3 days after arriving, so, it seems like a crapshoot and not uncommon.