Nanner
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Post by Nanner on Apr 5, 2020 15:50:45 GMT
In Canada I'm expecting at least June 1.
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Post by freecharlie on Apr 5, 2020 15:52:05 GMT
If you CAN'T work due to an unexpected closure, you should be paid. Our school employee contracts (as do contracts in many fields) have a "force majeure" clause that gives the employer an out. If the employer has no business due to the virus, with what money are the employees supposed to be paid? Many people in the performing arts are already in deep trouble because producers/presenters are canceling their contracts by invoking the force majeure clause. your schools suck if they do that. Our school budget for the year is set. The money is there whether the kids are or not. EVERY district employee is getting paid their contracted hours. We are trying to find things for some of them to do (like bus drivers and some paras) but they will all be paid
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Post by christine58 on Apr 5, 2020 15:52:12 GMT
And then repeat this until there is a vaccine. I think there will be a treatment long before a vaccine. I also think it's going to depend on where you are and when your peak hits. Here in NYS I truly think things will be better by May 1st as it looks like our peak is within a day or two of today.
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Post by paget on Apr 5, 2020 15:53:20 GMT
And then repeat this until there is a vaccine. I think there will be a treatment long before a vaccine. Sure, I really meant some type of stop gap measure.
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Post by Laurie on Apr 5, 2020 15:54:05 GMT
In SD we are being told our peak will be around end of June, first of July.
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Post by maryland on Apr 5, 2020 15:57:45 GMT
I think we may start allowing people out in July-ish. Things that might change this: 1. Antibody testing - if you can show that you've had it - and there is some immunity - no reason to stay home. 2. A proven treatment - once we know we can save the majority of people who get this 3. A vaccine Until then, plan on staying home. University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is close to an immunity test, and University of Pittsburgh Medical school is working on a potential vaccine! We are in Pittsburgh, so we are all very excited about the progress they area making. Yes, it takes time to develop, but you have to start somewhere.
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Post by Skellinton on Apr 5, 2020 16:01:50 GMT
I think we may start allowing people out in July-ish. Things that might change this: 1. Antibody testing - if you can show that you've had it - and there is some immunity - no reason to stay home. 2. A proven treatment - once we know we can save the majority of people who get this 3. A vaccine Until then, plan on staying home. I don’t plan on doing anything but stay home until the government tell us otherwise, just wondering what the general consensus was on when this might be lifted.
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Post by cindyupnorth on Apr 5, 2020 16:09:50 GMT
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Post by PLurker on Apr 5, 2020 16:45:38 GMT
A lot longer than many people realize I'm afraid.
Heck, not everyone is on board with the necessary rules now.
When the time comes and we hear the "all clear, you are free to leave home, move around and go about your business" how many will hesitate?
I think it may be a very jerky start back to normal, whatever that may be.
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Post by stittsygirl on Apr 5, 2020 16:49:20 GMT
A lot longer than many people realize I'm afraid. Heck, not everyone is on board with the necessary rules now. When the time comes and we hear the "all clear, you are free to leave home, move around and go about your business" how many will hesitate? I think it may be a very jerky start back to normal, whatever that may be. Me. That will definitely be me. The thought of my kids going back into the germy soup that is public school terrifies me right now (WA state still hasn’t shut down schools for the rest of the year). My work has me coming off furlough June 22nd, but we’ll see what the world looks like then.
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Post by luckyjune on Apr 5, 2020 16:50:11 GMT
My gut says June 1. Nothing scientific here, just a feeling. I do not see schools going back this year.
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Post by *KAS* on Apr 5, 2020 16:51:26 GMT
Longer than I think people are anticipating. I work in live events (racing, baseball, concerts, etc) for a corporate client. Based on the sports bodies call with Trump and others they are ‘hoping’ we can get back to live events by August / September. As somebody (NFL doctor, maybe?) said - as long as people have to self-quarantine after being exposed to the virus, life will remain like this.
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Post by Julie W on Apr 5, 2020 17:12:20 GMT
I have no idea but whenever it is, I will hesitate too.
DD14 trains and performs in circus arts. They already cancelled their spring shows which are like a recital for the acts that are beginning and internediate level. Their summer shows have the advanced performances and have a storyline (a lot like a cirque du soleil type show) - and they are planning for them, but tentative as to whether they will happen. I doubt by late July they will plan to have 1,000 people in the audience. And as for training/preparing for the show - so many of these acts are body to body - DD is in contortion which is 3-6 girls bent together like a pretzel and/or doing tricks on top of each other. Unsure when it really will be safe.
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Post by johnnysmom on Apr 5, 2020 17:12:31 GMT
I'm cautiously optimistic that things will start loosening up sometime in May. Many states are predicted to peak this week or next according to covid19.healthdata.org/
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Post by pinklady on Apr 5, 2020 17:20:31 GMT
Longer than I think people are anticipating. I work in live events (racing, baseball, concerts, etc) for a corporate client. Based on the sports bodies call with Trump and others they are ‘hoping’ we can get back to live events by August / September. As somebody (NFL doctor, maybe?) said - as long as people have to self-quarantine after being exposed to the virus, life will remain like this. I just got my Tim McGraw tickets in the mail for his September concert. Honestly, I’m already assuming I won’t go. Unless there is really positive change with this virus, I’m not going to risk it.
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Post by femalebusiness on Apr 5, 2020 17:38:18 GMT
My guess is late June early July people will start getting out and about and gathering and a few weeks after that it will hit again hard and extend into fall. I hope not but that is what makes sense to me. The only caveat is having a vaccine ready by then.
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Post by bethany102399 on Apr 5, 2020 17:47:15 GMT
Missouri is on the mid May end for peak, but our city is odd in that we sit on the border with Ks, which peaks in Mid April. Our kids are supposed to go back at the end of April, but I suspect they're out for the year. I'm betting we're going to be stuck in this pattern until the end of May/ beginning of June with a slow re-opening of businesses until we know more about a vaccine and or immunity.
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Post by theroadlesstraveledp on Apr 5, 2020 17:53:07 GMT
I'm thinking at least June for now.
We voted via text message to cancel our nonprofit gala that was slated for June yesterday. Based on what Disney is doing about AP passes and what Knott's is dong as well I think at least June. I could be wrong my crystal ball is fuzzy right now.
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Post by christine58 on Apr 5, 2020 18:06:51 GMT
Mayo is also doing lots of work here in MN Duke University is also doing a ton...great that so many are working!! The only caveat is having a vaccine ready by then. We will NOT have a vaccine by summer. My niece who is a PhD student at UNC Chapel Hill in biochemical research etc, keeps saying it will be a year-18 months.
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Post by ~summer~ on Apr 5, 2020 18:14:05 GMT
I think the absolute earliest will be June 1. And then it’s not like poof everything is back to normal. I would think it will be a slow step wise approach - first some businesses open, people start going back to work, some restaurants etc. regardless I don’t think there will be large scale events / gatherings in the fall. I would think places like Disneyland and stadiums for sporting events will be closed for a year.
I think the earliest for things *beginning* to open will be June and the latest would be in the winter.
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Post by peasapie on Apr 5, 2020 18:15:41 GMT
I think once they get the test set up for the antibodies they will start to allow people who have already had it out and tell everyone else they are risking things and should stay inside. I hope by early June!
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Post by annie on Apr 5, 2020 18:22:22 GMT
We have a bucket list trip planned to Yosemite at the end of June. I don't know what to do! Cancel? Wait it out? I guess I do not think things will be close to normal by then.
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Post by ~summer~ on Apr 5, 2020 18:24:32 GMT
We have a bucket list trip planned to Yosemite at the end of June. I don't know what to do! Cancel? Wait it out? I guess I do not think things will be close to normal by then. I have Yellowstone (never been) planned for the beginning of June and Yosemite (we typically go multiple times per year) planned for end of June. I’m assuming both won’t happen. I’m hoping instead I can at least make it to June Lake which is on the eastern side of the Sierra for fall color 😢
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Post by compeateropeator on Apr 5, 2020 18:27:12 GMT
Breaking the golden rule by posting before reading. I am curious to what others think.
I am betting it will be the end of May before most things are back to normal. Although, who knows what the new normal will be?
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Post by moodyblue on Apr 5, 2020 18:34:23 GMT
I will be very surprised if any schools resume normal operations this year. And summer school is highly doubtful too.
Different states will hit their peaks at different times.
My concern is that people look at that “peak” as some kind of magic point - but it’s not like the curve is going to rise and rise and then suddenly drop to nothing after it hits the peak. How long does that downward slope last before we get to a point where it’s safe to start going out more?
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Post by mom on Apr 5, 2020 18:37:36 GMT
We have a bucket list trip planned to Yosemite at the end of June. I don't know what to do! Cancel? Wait it out? I guess I do not think things will be close to normal by then. Im surprised they haven't already canceled your trip for you.
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Post by mom on Apr 5, 2020 18:39:10 GMT
I will be very surprised if any schools resume normal operations this year. And summer school is highly doubtful too. Different states will hit their peaks at different times.
My concern is that people look at that “peak” as some kind of magic point - but it’s not like the curve is going to rise and rise and then suddenly drop to nothing after it hits the peak. How long does that downward slope last before we get to a point where it’s safe to start going out more? This is my feeling as well. Yes- NY state will probably peak in the next few days. But I don't think most places will peak at the same time. Where I live in Texas, they are saying we are just at the beginning of this and to expect at least a month more of heavy illness.
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Post by breetheflea on Apr 5, 2020 18:40:24 GMT
I hope by the end of July because I have a trip scheduled... Once they start letting people go out unless it’s completely been eliminated we’ll just end up doing this over and over until everyone has either caught it and recovered or there’s a vaccine 😩 sorry I’m not feeling very hopeful today.
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Post by Scrapper100 on Apr 5, 2020 18:41:41 GMT
Well Kaiser called trying to set up a mammogram appointment for May or June I declined as I don’t think it will be safe until at least June.
I don’t remember what date the state and county currently have on things. It might only be until the end of April but fully expecting it to be extended.
I keep expecting to get a call from Kaiser about my surgery. Two weeks ago they had cancelled through April 18th but I still haven’t received a call two weeks later. I think we are expecting to peak in the next week or two so maybe they are waiting. I know I don’t want to risk being exposed and would rather wait at this point. If I have complications I do don’t want to have to go to the ER with this mess.
I also expect another surge after people start going about normal again and since we won’t have a vaccine for 12-18 months it’s going to be a long road.
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Post by ~summer~ on Apr 5, 2020 18:43:18 GMT
I will be very surprised if any schools resume normal operations this year. And summer school is highly doubtful too. Different states will hit their peaks at different times.
My concern is that people look at that “peak” as some kind of magic point - but it’s not like the curve is going to rise and rise and then suddenly drop to nothing after it hits the peak. How long does that downward slope last before we get to a point where it’s safe to start going out more? This is my feeling as well. Yes- NY state will probably peak in the next few days. But I don't think most places will peak at the same time. Where I live in Texas, they are saying we are just at the beginning of this and to expect at least a month more of heavy illness. why do you think ny is about to peak? And that doesn’t mean the peak of number of infections, just that the rate of new infections begins to slow?
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