Does Covid-19 still concern you?

I haven't tried very hard to avoid it til now, yet I haven't caught it, but as all regulations are lifted, I only think about it when travelling. Do I need a vaccination pass or not? Do I have to wear a mask to get in? And will people pass out if I sneeze? The vaccines seem effective for most, so I'm for treating it as a normal flu and maybe continue serious research on medication that can treat it after you've caught it and research on which vaccine don't mess with your periods. Rather annoying side effect that.

"Effective vaccines"... who told you that? The last I heard there were still breakthroughs, people getting sick and some still dying from Covid. Yes, not as many but it still happens. My daughter and I are among the "high risk" group, so we still wear masks when we leave our house. We'd like to stay alive, thank you.

I think we are in the era of weigh the risks and then act accordingly. My husband and I are older, 66 and 69--are we both have some chronic stuff we deal with--we are musicians by trade--he is an organist and choir director, and I am a classical singer. So we were masks when needed, test, get vaccinated and boosted--and are careful about inside gatherings--that being said, I am happy to be doing an opera this fall--it is the first one since the beginning of the pandemic for me--we will test before every rehearsal, mask for rehearsals--and are double cast in case of infection--we'll see how it goes. This summer, I taught voice at a music camp for kids--everyone tested multiple times and were masked indoors and for rehearsals--all the kids complied--and no one got sick--there is no mild covid for opera singers--it all sucks--

Well it is still going on here so I am wearing the mask when I need to. At this point, I am not overly concerned no.

Still a concern as around 1000 people a week are dying from it, or so I saw the other day. The best is to hope it mutates into something like the flu. Not totally benign, but not completely deadly

We still consider it a real threat. My husband and I are older; and they seem to be finding more and more long-term effects after having the virus.

I was never afraid of the virus. For the same reasons you mentioned above. I did not get the vaccine, because I would rather take my chances. If I die, I die. I've made my peace with it. If I am being completely honest, that's all I can really do. At one time, the common cold killed people. And, still can. But, we aren't freaked out about it.

I am more inside than out and continue to stay that way, Yes, if and when I will go out I will be as careful as I can but most of the streets here are pretty empty and the stores are not overcrowded so I can stay to myself, I am still considering taking a vac,

I think I'm about 80% on the side of just getting on with life. Trouble is, my husband has had Covid twice and it's long covid.

Most people are now just getting on with their lives. However, there are some who get it for a second or third time and are very ill with it. We were wearing masks in supermarkets but it seems more and more often we're forgetting to do that. But we try to avoid large groups of people in small areas.

Maybe if we are careful we won't catch Covid-19. But the problem is there are so many deadly diseases that threaten us out there. And we won't be able to dodge all of them, one of them will attack us now or later. Maybe we can adopt a healthy lifestyle, but what about other people around us? Do they do the same? it's just a matter of fate. Have fun while you still have time.

Here, the number of cases increased recently. I always wear a mask when I go outside and avoid crowded place. Wonder if Covid will ever disappear.