I’ve heard more talks about safety and wellness in the past 30 days than I have in the past 3 years and I’m pretty sure that’s the same for everyone. All this talk of safety is sweet music to the ears of this old safety guy for sure; however, I’m still afraid that some are taking this time for granted. Some may not know or believe the seriousness of this COVID-19. I’m not screaming a panic cry here; but I truly am concerned about how and when we’re going to get some control of the ever increasing numbers of positive cases and fatalities.
My thoughts… We’re social distancing for the most part – some better than others, but some not at all. This isn’t a “work thing” it’s a humanity thing. All of us are vulnerable to the virus and subsequent disease AND even if we don’t get or have the sickness signs and symptoms – we could be carrying it to others.
So let’s do our part – let’s help ourselves and each other. For the first time, we’re coming together for safety in a big way – let’s beat this thing by following all the CDC and WHO guidelines and recommendation.
By the way, kudos to all our leaders out there. These decisions aren’t easy and are without precedence. Let me be one of the many to pause and say “THANKS.”
Thanks for share, PT!
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