When I’m wearing a mask it means I respect you and want to keep you as safe as possible. When you aren’t wearing a mask, it means you don’t respect me and don’t care about my health.
It’s not that hard to find or make a mask that is at least two layers thick. Look on the CDC website. No whining because it’s not comfortable to wear a mask or your hands are dry and chapped from washing. You are barely walking 10 feet in the shoes of our front line health workers – nurses, doctors and other important people who are doing this all day every day.
Take responsibility to help flatten the curve and maybe we will get back to what passes for normal sooner.
SUE BARTLETT
Warner