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wnylib

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6. Does he take his patient shopping?

Reply to In_The_Wind (Reply #5)

Mon Mar 23, 2020, 08:59 PM

Mar 2020

I am assuming that his patient has some type of health problem or physical disability. Is it safe for the patient/client to be out and about? Maybe he should stock up so it's not necessary to go out shopping.

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Coronavirus: Cuomo Outlines 'Stay At Home' Rules [View all] In_The_Wind Mar 2020 OP

Already that figure is outdated. wnylib Mar 2020 #1

Well over 20,000 .in NY state now, including my wnylib Mar 2020 #2

I live in a 55+ community. Most of us are staying home. In_The_Wind Mar 2020 #3

Are you in the Rochester area? wnylib Mar 2020 #4

North of Rochester. Straight up the Thruway. In_The_Wind Mar 2020 #5

Does he take his patient shopping? wnylib Mar 2020 #6