19-09-2020, 09:39 PM
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I'm sure I've seen on news reports that they have in special circumstances put up plastic sheets in hospitals someone can hug a sick relative. Perhaps they should roll something like that out commercially so someone can hang it on their porch. Human touch is so important. I'm a big hugging fan and I really miss being able to hug friends and relatives. It's a wonder nobody has yet marketed a wireless hugging suit so you can be hugged online.19-09-2020, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Morticia
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I beg to differ .... my understanding was that many members said ' they would probably have done the same thing ' ..... that is to say, responded to someone reaching out for a hug. Someone who is grieving and upset.If you think , as you claim, that that means some members here would wantonly or irresponsibly ignore Covid rules .... well, then you are maligning them without good cause.
I guess I'm very paranoid about infection control because I'm a bit crazy these days since Covid madness has hit!
19-09-2020, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Morticia
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I beg to differ .... my understanding was that many members said ' they would probably have done the same thing ' ..... that is to say, responded to someone reaching out for a hug. Someone who is grieving and upset.If you think , as you claim, that that means some members here would wantonly or irresponsibly ignore Covid rules .... well, then you are maligning them without good cause.
20-09-2020, 11:25 AM
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I wouldn't go around hugging willy nilly while the virus is lurking, but nobody tells me whom to hug and when. I will follow the rules and respect others people concerns by not invading their space if they so wish. But I reserve the right to hug and kiss with participating humans should I deem it necessary.....
And just for the record........Facebook Sucks!...
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