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I got teary-eyed when you talked about not having a safe space at home! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for mentioning it, I haven't heard anyone else talk about it! I had a home like this, I live on my own now, but in these times the urge to fall back in old behaviours/patterns or to reach out to toxic people is sometimes overwhelming. Like I said I'm lucky that I don't live at home anymore and my thoughts are with the ones that do ❤️ Again: thank you and for all the ones who need it, I send you a virtual hug, we can do it ❤️
What I learned that prevented me from feeling like an absolute slob and get nothing done is: PUT REAL CLOTHES ON!!! For me that is not Loungewear or Sportswear even though it is very comfortable, I just know I have to feel pretty to feel like myself.
What also helps me is not to overschedule. I'm very prone to do that. So just take one to two things that need to get done that day and if anything else also gets done too, that's great!
I'm Italian and I've been at home for weeks now: except for walking (which is not allowed here, unless you need to go grocery shopping) I'm quite busy and I'm used to work from home, therefore quarantine doesn't bother me too much.
Last week I had a Skype interview and a couple of days later I've been offered a PhD position!
Still last week I launched my first official website for a client; I've accomplished way more than usual this month!
Sure, we're living tough days but we can use our time wisely and take advantage of technology. Please stay safe and thank you!
Many of my friends in England are very supportive of you and our prayers to improve the situation in Italy. Patience and strength for you...
Just a little fun fact, in Estonia schools are closed for students and teachers are giving them tasks via Internet. Some PE teachers are asking their pupils to clean their room. Parents are very pleased 😄
One more reason to love Estonia.
Social distancing made me realized I hardly ever call my grandma. Because we live in the same city, I always see her once in a while. So I've just got off the phone with her, and it was really nice to just actively call her to tell her I miss her and to take care.
For “DIY” ideas- get around to those little annoying tasks that are continually on your to-do list. For me, that is: organizing things such as reducing paper clutter, sewing projects, cleaning things, finishing the grout on our kitchen backsplash 😅, reading books that I’ve held onto forever but never read, etc. Also, completely agree with the Ghibli marathon and walking more.
Hi Tiffany...oh yes... I hear ya on tackling the paper shuffle. Today that is #1 on my “Get ‘er Done” list. Thanks for the reminder on that one. Good luck with the grout job... been there, done that, and glad that one is behind me. Lay low, keep busy, and stay healthy.
My housemate and I had a PowerPoint party this evening, we set a timer and had to make to silliest PowerPoint presentation we possibly could. Mine was ranking cat breeds, I’m pretty proud of it actually 😹 my housemate compared fonts to types of people. We had a good night.
I have a weird self-isolating situation because I'm mid 30s but living with my parents after a messy breakup and crappy mental health meant I needed some respite last year. I was just planning on moving out when all this happened, and now it's seems sensible to stay put for the foreseeable future. It's a tough dynamic here, so it's a tricky time. I'm in a much more fortunate position than many, but staying mentally healthy will be a challenge. Thank goodness for the internet!
The other one is checking up on your elderly and/or disabled immune compromised neighbours. See if they’re okay and whether or not they need help in getting things (like medications or sanitary things). Also, sewing mending projects is another DIY to get done too!!
At work we’re doing ‘virtual cuppas’ stop work and have a cup of tea and a chat together over skype/zoom at 11 to feel less isolated while homeworking. Also been using chrome extension ‘Netflix Party’ to watch movies/shows with friends - great idea for the studio ghibli marathon!
This is the cutest thing ive ever heard a company do 😭😭😭😭😭
I love love love this
I am a wedding photographer in NY and a lot of weddings/events have been canceled or postponed. I’ve been processing my sadness during this strange time and this video helped. Thanks 🌹
I was ill and stuck at home for almost year and a half. This january I got my surgery, then I went back to excercising, slowly getting stronger, and I could FINALLY start to work and live a rather normal life... BOOM, pandemic. To say it's annoying would be an understatement. Thank you for saying I can vent here. It feels good to (metaphorically) shout at the sky.
Your venting is always welcome here! That’s really tough - you’re an absolute trooper xx
@@SustainablyVegan Thank you! 💖
I'm also in a long distance relationship... of course that means we are used to being apart anyway, but not knowing when we will see each other again is really hard. Thank you so much for this video!
totally agree! it's definitely the uncertainty that's the worst xx
I can‘t see my partner because we live in different towns. And we are not allowed to leave our residence here in Italy. I normally live with him but as my official residence is at my parent‘s home, I am not allowed to leave. I hope we all can see our friends, partners and families soon!
I‘m german and my partner is Austrian but I live at the moment in Australia for a couple more years and my boyfriend was planning on visiting me here in Australia for the whole April, we were even able to change his flight to an earlier one to make sure he can at least be with me during that time, but then all the borders shut. So I was pretty shattered about those news and I’m still sad. But hey it helps so much knowing there are so many other couples in the same situation and others who are in much more difficult life situations. Thanks for this lovely community !
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I thought it was so sweet that you mentioned that not everybody has a safe home base and for them it might be quite an extra challenge to be stuck at home! Love how compassionate you are for recognizing this and offering a space here to vent!
In Northern California we can go out to excercise but keeping our distance. We can take delivery or take out. It's not going to be low waste but I really want to support the restaurant business. I'm gardening on my balcony. Also fixing my large cat scratcher with rope. I love the scheduling your duties. Thanks for everything.....keep heathy everybody.
I'm having a particularly hard time because I got held up to quarantine somewhere other than my own home :( but this is helpful and I appreciate it! It's hard not to be at home with my own stuff and having to make do, I'm also one of the immunocompromised people that is even more affected and I appreciated what you said in the beginning. Thank you! I hope everyone is staying safe and STAYING HOME!
Sorry to hear that, that is less than ideal so i'm sending you lots of extra support xx
Color or paint! I’ve been drawing digitally for a couple of years, and I’m finally taking commissions for my artworks. I have not much else to do at the moment, so this is a great time for me 😊
I'm so lucky I live in a rural area, it makes such a difference to be able to open my back door, let some fresh air in and listen to the birds. I have a big veggie garden so am getting ready to grow my own food, as much as my health allows.
I also have a craft room full of fabric, yarn, paint etc, a library full of books that are waiting to be read and eight pets so I'll have plenty to occupy me in the coming months.
And I'm a loner, always have been. I love my own company so for me isolating myself is easy.
My heart goes out to all of you who are struggling with being cooped up indoors. Mind yourself everyone xxx
PS: Studio Ghibli films marathon is a must. They are beautiful.
Hi Anna, I’m from a rural area too. My partner and I live in the wilderness in northern Canada. It is still cold and there is two feet of snow on the ground but we go out for a walk every morning. We scope for wildlife and birds that are slowly starting to return. Lately we have been seeing a pair of moose. It is fun to watch them grazing in the snow. We also love to play with the dog outside. Although we will not be putting in our garden and greenhouse for two more months we are really looking forward to it. This year in particular it will be so great to grow our own produce once again (we cannot get much produce in the grocery store in this current circumstance). All of these outdoor activities are keeping us sane right now. My heart goes out to people who are stuck indoors... keep busy and take care of yourself.
@@marycharlebois6627 hello. Am I mistaken or have we chatted before? Your name and location seem familiar x
@@theclumsyprepper Hi Anna, yes, we’ve chatted before... several times perhaps? Your name and location are familiar to me as well. I think, if I recall correctly, we definitely shared a rant back in November about Black Friday and people going crazy in the stores buying so much stuff. My oh my... aren’t the times different now?? Such a drastic change in just a few short months. Amongst other things, this current world situation has taught me that I really need to appreciate life... every single day!
@@marycharlebois6627 that was a good rant 😁 and yes, things have changed so much it's unbelievable.
Have to say though, reading that you have snow on the ground feels so surreal because we don't get snow here. We had some in March 2018 and previously I think it was around 2010. I don't miss it.
I am also in a rural area, am working from home, as are my neighbors, and their kids are home too. There are 5 houses over 1 mile, and the houses are set back from the road, but not hidden far in the woods. Anyway, I am still trying to get in 10000 steps, and have a loop that takes me past these houses and have had the odd experience of more social interaction with my neighbors, who like me are usually at work, than I ever have. This is yelling short conversations from 100 feet away, but we are checking in.
Hi ☺ I'm from Poland. Today is my 5th day in self isolation. It's getting harder every hour. I miss my University and normal classes where we talk &discuss. Today one of my Professors tried Zoom class. It was nice to hear others. I'm living with my 62yo Mom, who I love deeply but have some family issues. She's irritated coz being in high risk group isn't easy for her mental health. I'm having a lot of net studying. Writing papers etc. Not used to be 10-11h a day using laptop... 9 more days... But uni is closed to the end of April. Thank you a lot for those latest videos, you're saving my mental health 🥰🧡
for socializing online I would also suggest Discord, which is like a modern skype, as well as VRChat. VRchat is free on steam and you don't need VR gear in order to use it. There are also movies you can sit and watch together on it, like a movie theatre. if a lot of you like Minecraft, buying a realm for multi-platforms for a month or two is a great way to hang out and chill out.
I live with my grandparents and also had to basically “split my room in two”. I have my desk/reading side and bed side. I separated them with a side table and apple crate that I use for holding books.
Thanks for this. Watched it yesterday and came back to watch it again today. I’m really having a hard time with the social distancing. I work night shift and my partner works in the daytime. When he comes home, I go to work. When I get home, he’s asleep. When he gets up, I’m asleep. My coworkers are great people but at work, we have to work. I work for a busy pharmacy. I just feel even lonelier than normal.
I'm still working at ...well, work. But lots of new rules about handwashing, sanitizing out station, not eating in the break room, eating at our stations if safe, keeping social distances, etc. My daughter's college has gone to online and encourage emails to teachers when possible. Others who need to be on campus are allowed but certain rules will be in place. If I do have stay home, I have a pile of crochet patterns to delve into. 💖
I'm a senior college student in the US and our school went online only over spring break. I live and work in the residence halls which have been closed down so I've effectively been evicted and laid off. Plus I got to school out of state so it's pretty unlikely I'll be able to say goodbye to a majority of my friends because it's so expensive to travel to and from. But I'm trying to be grateful and happy that my school has been so proactive since I know it is for the best. Great video as always!
You literally are the best! I'm so thankful for your content. Much love!
you are so welcome, thanks for being here to watch and support xx
I’m glad you discussed how some people don’t have easy home lives and are making others aware of that. So many nuances are being overlooked by governments at this time but it is good to see communities doing right by each other and coming together 🌟
Study groups online is a wonderful suggestion! For students to feel supported & are more likely to succeed bc of it.
I love Studio Ghibli! The animation is beautiful and the storylines often deal with children going through sad times but something magical happens to help them. My Neighbour Totoro is a good one to start with 👍
Thank you so much for this video 🙏 I have been away in the Southwest of England for 12 days in a safe bubble. Coming back to Bedford and dealing with the massive changes that have occurred in the time that I was away is very hard. I am suffering from pretty bad depression at the moment and my mind is so overwhelmed I am completely paralysed when it comes to doing anything. You have given me many ideas for things that are possible, so many people are giving ideas that are way beyond me right now. You are a beautiful soul. Stay safe and happy xxxx
Yes. I have three pieces of furniture I've been meaning to upcycle! Thank you
Definitely a hard time. Thanks for so many ideas. I know my boyfriend and I are struggling with it mentally. Since restaurants are shutting down, we and most of our friends have lost our jobs for the time being without any real substantial date that we'll be starting back up in case this gets worse. He's been working on streaming and I've been doing a massive puzzle. We like to keep it lower waste by finishing the puzzle and then trading with friends.
Love how you always bring it back to how you can help others.
Self isolation day 1, and I found out at least 4 Ghibli films on Netflix and decided to make a marathon! I watched the first one today, they always give such a comforting feeling, like simple joy of being, nature and love
I realized today that it's been 14 days since they closed uni and I've been really stuck at home for 9 days now. I live with flatmates, my family is in another country. Over the last week I've broken down crying more than 3 times, the feeling of helplessness to do anything about this and yet the weight of the responsibility to stay at home and not put others at possible risk is so heavy, I feel panicky and anxious everyday. I don't quite know who to talk to since everyone is going through this and I at least have the luxury to live in a room alone and focus on uni work and keep busy. There's no real point to this comment, I'm just glad I could vent a little bit. Thank you for that.
Watch your favorite Netflix show in a foreign language you would like to learn! I'm doing this to try and improve my Spanish skills
Very good idea, I love it. Thanks
Your videos are so calming! I really like your style and content :) thanks for the encouragement and timely advice!
I just posted my own fitness classes on line for the first time. Trying to 'make lemonade' because since I can't teach my classes in person, (or earn any income -- yikes) my students can at least keep connected (and active) until the social distancing is lifted. We are in Canada. So far, I've posted a super quick 'wake up warm up' a Fitness Drumming class, a Pilates class and a Barre workout. (I'm almost embarrassed to admit they are available for public viewing -- SOOOOooooo basic (recorded LIVE with NO editing).... but I hope it helps some people while they are isolating. We are all in this together!
Adding to your Ghibli marathon idea- Avatar the Last Airbender! It's at least on Canadian Netflix. Such a beautiful, entertaining, hope-giving show that's really suitable for any and all audiences.
I work in a nursery in an area with vulnerable children so we are potentially staying open through all this.
Awesome words of wisdom in this video Immy! Perhaps this is the time to go back to basics. What did we all learn as young children... create, play, make healthy snacks, read & write, tidy up after yourself, move your body, enjoy music, draw & colour, play games, think of others, and to share! Perhaps this sounds a bit trite, but I believe there is a reason as to why these were our first lessons in life. PS - my partner and I are having a Crib Tournament. Games are scheduled for the mornings and I have recently been reminded that two of life’s biggest pleasures are coffee and crib. (Maybe I am only saying this because I am currently winning 😜)
I am glad you're learning french amongst a bunch of other things. As always, you're video is a real inspiration for us, well needed during this hard time. I hope you're all doing well. I have struggle not doing my daily walk (30 000 steps) but public health is the priority. Anyway... thank you and i wii be delighted if you would have a little conversation in french with me if you would like, i just wanted to let you know ! Take care =)
Good morning! Thank you for these tips. We live in our motor home year round with 320 square feet to live in. Having work stations, reading stations and my needlework stations are all necessary. The small kitchen is well organized and both hubby and I work together prepping meals and nut milk. We both exercise for minimum one hour every day, with me using my fit bit to see that I move several hours each day. We are taking two courses online as we travel, now that we have a WeBoost for cellular signal and we tether to our computer. Now in the USA in Texas, and will be traveling north to Winnipeg, Canada, our home base. It is an automatic 14 day quarantine once we clear the border crossing although we are already doing that. Thank you for all the sharing of your wisdom and tips. Sheila
Thanks for the great Ideas! I'm also self-quarantining and documenting it in RUclips videos. So far I LOVE quarantine! Perfect time to do all the things you usually dont have time for!
Excellent ideas! I took notes to make an action plan. As an extrovert, this is a tough time, but I choose to be thankful for what I have. Thank you for putting so much thought into this video!
Exercise has been the most helpful thing for me during this time. That and eating healthy nutritious foods. This is a bleak time and I just hope for the best for every single one of us.
So nice to see you in my inbox again... thanks for the book ideas.. my spring cleaning is nearly done and I will definitely be baking 💜😊
Thanks for being here to watch and comment - I appreciate you xx
I have been re watching Call the Midwife on Netflix and Downtown Abbey on Amazon prime! We can also write to an older friend or relative who is in isolation at a hospital or nursing home. They would appreciate a card or note more than anything now🌞 I also have been doing a StepBet to keep moving!
I released a video yesterday on a bunch of ways to nerd out and work only with your mind. Here are a few things I like to do: create a professional journal (like a long cv but with your emotions and feelings including how you felt at interviews, and what questions they asked--which could be useful for future interviews, create imaginary meals on paper by taking an inventory and looking at what you have and sort of ration things out, take free online courses on Coursera because you can link it to your LinkedIn account, EdX, Masterclass---you can take courses with authors, playing pretend in your head where you imagine it's The Great Depression, or something fun but historical. Write down dreams and/or interpretations. Go on Ancestry websites and create a family tree! That's really fun too. :) Podcasts and drawing. Great video, I need to focus more on the physical stuff...
For learning languages I recommend Coffee Break Languages. There is a french version, I’m using that and the italian one.
Girl, my boyfriend lives in England, and I live in Australia and he had plans to come over this month, so I can sympathise on the long distance front. I completely agree with the Snapchat thing. Copious voice messages, photos and general things (songs, things that remind us of each other) are shared between us daily. That's really helped get us through. 🌻
Thank you for this!!! I have to take 5 online classes now and the transition has been super hard because I've been so unmotivated after leaving campus. But today is the 1st day I've woken up on schedule! Progress :)
@@molk7447 thank you! I have due dates coming at me, that was my motivation lmao. I believe in you!
🙏thanks👍great content again✌️I’m working part time from home, my husband full time and we’re trying to homeschool our 3 boys 😈😈😈 and I still take a lot of advice from you🤩you are the first influencer I follow who is open, honest and serious about the current situation - thanks heaps again and stay safe 🤜🤛
I heard (and fact-checked) that there is someone stuck between the Finnish and Russian border. They had a short visa to visit Finland, but when they tried to return to Russia, they didn't get to enter the country, because they weren't a Russian citizen. (They are someone working there) What a difficult situation. I hope the border control will handle it like civilized adults, and arrange a place for them to go. You can't just leave a person there. This occured because Russia closed its borders one day earlier than Finland. To enter Finland right now, you need a permanent stay visa or citizenship. To enter Russia, you need citizenship. This person simply wasn't aware that there would be such serious restrictions. The borders were closed with a very short notice.
We are watching studio Ghibli movies as well! We also started watching all the James Bond movies in order, but had to stop since the libraries closed last week (and we were renting them there). The MET opera is streaming a different pre-recorded opera every day for free on their website. Not sure if you can watch them in every country, but it is definitely worth checking out.
Thank you for your tips. I was starting to lose my motivation to keep my day structured at home. I got very motivated by your video! And I can totally relate to your dilemma not being able to see you boyfriend. Same here, though mine lives closer, but still a closed border inbetween. Let's cross fingers that borders won't be closed for all too long!! Thanks you today's video!! Will check out your Instagram 😊
I am sooo enjoying the quarantine:))) finally have time to read, study, do everything I wanted to do for a while (that doesn’t require leaving the house) but didn’t have enough time or energy. Also as an introvert I def have enough time to properly recharge now. Am I the only one?))
My boyfriend and I are long distance - Russia and the US. We pretty much stay on video chat using Discord all day since we're both isolating right now. Hoping I'll be able to visit him in May without worrying so much about this virus!
It must be nice to kind of spend the day together ^^ Is there any cases in Russia? I heard they are clean for now and US is taking care of their people.
In Italy schools have been closed for three weeks now and we can only walk keeping maximum a 200 meters distance from home. I've been reading a lot, I've been baking, making candles with scraps of other candles, cleaning, drawing and studying. I'm running out of hobbies.
So difficult all our bars and restaurants are closed, only pharmacies and grocery stores open 😰
This was a great video, Immy. Uplifting and useful in this challenging time! Well done.
Another great video Immy! Thank you! Learn something new... Key for me! I'm finally able to sit down and learn to use the sowing machine... As per this week I now have 29 cloth wipes from an old towel! Soooo satisfying, and sustainable, and if the toilet paper doesn't reappear, these will also be handy there... LOL
High school sewing teacher here... love to hear when people are sewing. You’re right, sewing is soooo satisfying, practical, money saving, creative and all that jazz. Hope you don’t have to use your new wipes for TP 😃
I live in Germany and my state has just gone into quarantine and due to fears of not being able to reenter the country (I'm here on a student visa), I've canceled my trip back home to the United States, which means I won't get to see my husband for the foreseeable future because we don't know how long things will get drawn out. I can feel for you! It's tough being cooped up and not getting to spend time with the ones you love.
Just checked your books recommendation on Instagram and put them to my reading list. I love your book recommedations, please share them more often.
This is such wonderful content with some great ideas, definitely something for everyone in this video💚
Thanks for this! One of the things that I am doing is listening to upbeat songs and using some of the art supplies that I have to make my space more cheerful
I had to switch to working from home & I have never done that before (I usually work in an office) so I'm glad you made this video 😊🙏💕
Studio Ghibli movies are on Netflix?! Marathon time!!! Thank you for this info, this made my day :*
Brilliant video, thank you. Makes me feel like we are all in it together x
Videos like this are so funny to me because its like a normal weekend in my life.
I planing on read more the next weeks and try new things. Thank you for inspiration ❤️
Thank you Immy for all the great ideas! Please share links to the at home workouts that you’ve mentioned!
I need to do some sewing and repair also.
I bake a lot with my little one, and really try to clean up our freaking mess.
My goodness, the sticking to my schedule is like 90% of the hard part! Haha
A very long series to be found on Netflix is "Pablo Escobar, El patron del mal", it's a documentary-series with lots of reliable information and very few fictionalized elements about one of the most powerful drug dealers the world has seen. It's sad to know that it all happened for real, but being aware of what happens to humanity makes us more self-conscious!
Yay, that's awesome you are learning French, Immy! 😃 I second the idea of using this time to learn a new language. There are tons of online resources and apps to help beginners. Last week I started my journey of learning Japanese!! It is mentally challenging, engaging, and fun. As I progress, I'm going to be using the free app HelloTalk to get connected with ppl around the world and practice speaking/listening skills. 😊
I wish I could social distance and self isolate. I'm immune compromised from past chemotherapy, diabetes, COPD, asthma and taking care of an elderly disabled mother and yet I've been on the front lines of the fear buying and hoarding rush. 9+ hrs a day of insanity. It hasn't slowed down except the 30 minutes before we close our store. so grateful for videos to fill my day.
honey, get yourself home. your boss doesn't have the power to make you choose between life and death, get home, stock up and stay safe
@@hollyrae8385 would love to but we are on a skeleton crew as it and I am the ONLY night cashier. there is no one else since everyone else works days. We did have another night cashier but he quit a month ago.
Yaaassssssss you just made my morning!!! I loved all of this. My suggestions for shows: The Office, One Piece (anime), Marvel Movie marathon, Back to the Future trilogy, and Harlots. There’s so many more and I’m sure everyone will give tons. I hope everyone has a safe, healthy and happy day! ❤️🥰❤️
At the moment it is really hard for me. I have chronical depression and lately it got a little better but now I recognise how I am fallen back in my adrk hole...
Drinking game: take a sip every time you see the words "quarantine" and "coronavirus" in Instagram stories or posts
I was sent home today from work as they've said all at risk staff need to work from home, or if they cannot work from home then are on 'gardening leave" I am now worried that I won't get paid if I need to be off 12 weeks....
My 2 biggest worries are if my flight will be cancelled mid June and if me and my hubby will be able to move to our new flat when they lock down Switzerland completly.
♡ a soothing video for tense times. thank you ♡
Absolutely love the Studio Ghibli marathon as I own them all! 🤗
Immy, thank you so much for uploading so much. Your videos keep me so happy during this hard time. I appreciate it so much ❤️ stay safe x
Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to doing some of these too.
Uplifting variety of ideas...... thank you!
ghibli films really are like ... food for the soul u know
Absoluuuuuuutely ❤️
LOVING THE TIPS! THANK YOU
RE DIY : be mindful that stores for diy supplies are very busy and might best be avoided at this time. And before picking up bigger projects, consider that waste facilities are overloaded with diy waste and masses of people showing up to rid themselves of diy waste (to the point of closing down). It's best to only pick up projects that create small amounts of waste or allow you to dispose of waste at a later date.
Oh, and be very very careful DIY-ing, the ER really doesn't need an influx of diy related injuries to treat at thks time ;)
This is just what I needed! ❤
Yes Studio Ghibli! Great suggestions here. If anyone got Skill Share or Shaw Acadamy accounts too, it's a great time to learn new things and new skills on there. :)
Thank you so much for this video, such a precious, wholesome and truly amazing ressource! Stay save as well and have a nice evening
your videos help me to practise my English listening skills 🥰
Well done, beautifully said and so thoughtful. Thank you!
I'm having a hard time because I have to go home in the middle of my year studying abroad with only 3 days to dissolve an entire household. Right now I have to get rid of things I'd have kept otherwise and I can't hand them down because no one wants them. I have gone to a second hand shop too but they are really picky. Today is a national holiday so most stores are closed. Back home everybody is supposed to stay home. I'm trying to be positive as best as I can since everybody is going through sth similar and it's important to focus on what you have. :)
Thank you so so so much for this video. Its nice to see someone being solution based and optimistic ❤❤❤❤ stay safe everyone ✌❤🌎
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My parents are divorced and my whole family doesn't take this crisis serious, I'm still living half time at my dad's and half time at my mom's so I bike between the two homes. I'd love to take this a lot more serious together with my family. Does anyone have any tips how I can make them understand that it's a good time to practice social distancing and social isolation?
Try to have a calm discussion of the facts. Friday we went to sleep in the u.s. with 85 recorded dead from the virus. By the end of day yesterday the u.s. had 150 deaths. That means we had 43% of u.s. deaths in just .08% of the time the infection has been here. Talk about the facts that make this different than H1N1. Like having no one immune from covid, but about 1/3rd of individuals were at least partially immune which meant less consequences. Be calm, measured, and accurate. Maybe they still won't take it seriously, but the facts are currently available that show why some people are taking this seriously.