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In reply to the discussion: Serious question [View all]Ms. Toad
(35,523 posts)My daughter is also on immune suppressants, so she doesn't have what it takes to fight off COVID.
Wearing masks goes well beyond "feel(ing) safe." For my daughter it is a matter of life and death, and I'd rather not be the one who brings home something that kills her.
As for "feel(ing) safe," I've had COVID twice - both were by exposure within my home where I don't mask. I do isolate as soon as my spouse has any symptoms (and successfully avoided her most recent bout with COVID). And I've been exposed at least a half-dozen times (that I know of) since September, including by a person who admitted having COVID while wearing her mask as a chin diaper. I have never caught COVID while I was masked, despite numerous exposures. So masking goes well beyond "feel(ing) safe."