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I had always expected that the coronavirus situation would get worse before it got better. Now that is more clear. I am in the USA, where most states are opening up before seeing a decline in cases. And news sources are saying that we can expect, at best, a "slow burn" of more cases for a few years. So how do we live like this? What are reasonable precautions to live under for a few years? What are good guidelines?

My county seems to have plateaued. My sister and my dad live in the same town I do. He is 80 years old. I expect they are still seeing each other. They are being prudent now, but who knows what they will do as restrictions loosen. Should I see them again? Under what conditions?

My 90-year-old mother-in-law lives in the independent level of a continuing-care retirement community about eight hours away, in a state with more cases. Visitors haven't been allowed for a while, which is sensible. But my wife is worried she will never get to see her mother again.

I might be able to work from home indefinitely. But I worry that my wife will not. Even if she gets unemployment, that will run out at some point, and options for other jobs are limited.

I am politically active and also had hoped to volunteer with direct services to help people. But my wife has high risk factors, and it seems like the risk of infection will just increase.

How can prudent people best live our lives in the next few years? Without going stir-crazy, etc.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.

Apr 16, 2020

Life right now feels very odd. And it will feel odd for months—and even years—to come.