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GemDigger

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3. I think the reaction depends on where you live and how close to outbreaks you are.

Reply to NRaleighLiberal (Original post)

Sat Mar 7, 2020, 10:02 AM

Mar 2020

The closer it gets to me the more concerned I will get but right now there is nothing in this state. If I was in Seattle I would be much more concerned than I am now.

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A curiosity poll. It's about watching TV and stress from COVID-19 [View all] NRaleighLiberal Mar 2020 OP

I watch TV regularly but that's not where I get my data about COVID-19 brooklynite Mar 2020 #1

Other. I watch tv occasionally but not for COVID-19 info. Claritie Pixie Mar 2020 #2

I think the reaction depends on where you live and how close to outbreaks you are. GemDigger Mar 2020 #3

I have a TV, but don't get cable, so only see snippets here and there at work or online. smirkymonkey Mar 2020 #4

I watch TV and use other media Bettie Mar 2020 #5

I don't do tv. I'm tempted.. stillcool Mar 2020 #6

Real news is ok - but I turn it off when 'sensationalistic journalism' takes over. Talitha Mar 2020 #7