same! she gets me off my ass haha

😂😂 so true

omg this explains so much for me thank you ive been dealing w the same

Shawna with the “what is THIS” 😂😂 and Brandon’s mom so cute This vlog is pure comedy 😂😂♥️

I also have arthritis at 20 and definitely think it could be that for Keaton but hopefully not!

life won't go on if places up too soon and there is a second wave. I get some places opening up but bars, restaurants, and clubs should be the last places to re-open since you cannot social distance. Here in Northern Ireland restaurants and bars won't be open again until December.

Lara Morrison there will most likely be a 2nd wave. just like the regular flu it’ll keep coming back. can’t destroy the economy tho 🤷🏼‍♀️

@@juliadickerson780 but it's not the normal flu, our immune system cannot cope with it the same way and so if we can prevent a big second wave by slowly reopening the economy then we wont have to go back into lock down and the health services won't be overwhelmed. I'd rather be poor than dead. Health is more important than the economy.

@@juliadickerson780 it's nothing like a regular flu. places don't have to be shut down, they can deliver online, only allow couriers to get orders, etc. to minimise the amount of people making contact. it's irresponsible to make "life go on" when there's a sickness like this. it's already bad enough people aren't taking the necessary precautions like staying indoors with only family/not inviting people over/sanitising packages and groceries/etc.

I understand that it’s scary because there were a lot of unknowns surrounding corona, but with the research that’s out there now, especially with the widespread testing that we can do now, most people do really well/ have good prognosis when getting it. Because they’ve been able to test so many people, they are now seeing that the virus is so much less severe in most people than they originally thought. Many people already had or were exposed to covid and didn’t even know it because their symptoms were so mild or nonexistent. We definitely should still be taking a lot of precautions with our at risk populations ( older people, immune compromised, those with other health issues making them higher risk, etc.), but to think that keeping everyone locked down is the answer, is kind of silly. People need to work and provide for their families. We flattened the curve and a lot of places are even seeing decreasing number of hospitalizations. A second wave is inevitable, but it’s an unrealistic goal with ANY virus to think you can prevent people from contracting it. That, to be honest is how societies build up antibodies to viruses. The bigger issue is continuing to protect those who are most likely to be hospitalized from it which are our at risk populations, that way our hospitals won’t be overwhelmed and can handle the inevitable “second wave” or as I see it, the normal course that a virus takes.