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Originally Posted by superdog
I think that’s a good way to look at it. And yes, you are very lucky. Me too.
But we all have our own perspective. I want to be on the front lines. I want to do what I can to help. I want to be a part of the solution. Even if it’s just a small cog in the wheel.
So it’s incredibly challenging mentally for me to be sitting in my home watching other people, including some of my own team, take risks. I’ve been out to show support and do certain things for my customers when required and I’m completely wrapped up in mask and gloves and I’m washing and following all protocols.
However, 99% of the time I’m inside. Watching. Instead of doing.
Partially because I don’t want to infect anyone if I’m asymptomatic. Partially because I don’t want to bring home anything to my amazing wife.
The idea of watching her sick, destroys me. The idea of watching her watch me be sick, I can’t quite put the pain that conjure into words.
The worst part about this for me is not being able to help.
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Being passive is being active in this slow motion train wreck. We look forward to seeing you both at a future, very happy watch event!