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Are you changing your Thanksgiving plans as coronavirus cases continue to surge?
75%
Yes. I want to play it safe.
75%
25%
No. I don't think it's necessary.
25%
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Coronavirus fatigue is setting in, with health experts saying they're seeing signs of it in record infection rates. Many Americans believe some measures taken to control the vir...
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Coronavirus fatigue is setting in, with health experts saying they're seeing signs of it in record infection rates. Many Americans believe some measures taken to control the virus are not worth their cost economically or psychologically.
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I love my family and they love me. Although we want to be together in person, we can adjust to a different type of together for this holiday. We believe this virus is real and there are real choices to help stop the spread. Our choice is to sacrifice our Thanksgiving gathering.
Reply1 friend dead - no other medical problems; 2 friends that can barely function after "recovering" 2 & 3 months ago.
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