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It is here, it is staying, and we will likely all get it. So what can we do in the meantime as a response to the coronavirus? As is always true in life, you have a choice to make. While you do not have complete control, what remains is control of whether recommendations are completely ignored or if they are taken seriously. Find yourself being smart by washing your hands, using hand sanitizer, and practicing the phrase of 2020: social distancing.

Make sure you test positive for how you respond to the coronavirus. Embrace the opportunity to interact differently and develop deeper relationships. With your thoughts and actions toward others, be a good steward, and comfort those who are scared, especially the young who do not know what is happening, and the elderly who are the most vulnerable. Reach out and be a light in what may be a dark time for them. If everyone tests positive in the response to the coronavirus, the outlook will be that much brighter.

As the country is nearing shutdown by the hour, people continue to panic over the spread of COVID-19, better known as the coronavirus. The medical and political ramifications will be left up to more qualified individuals. This discussion is about the rest of us, everyday people who need to use common sense, for the health of each other and the rest of the nation. Without being preachy, as the current state of affairs proceeds, make sure to be pragmatically prepared, practical, precautious, preventative, prudential, and patient. All of us together will persevere. Make sure to be positive, just not for coronavirus itself. And please do not panic.

It is March, which means that all women are supposed to be out there marching for equality and so on and so forth because it is dubbed Women’s History Month. And with International Women’s Day celebrated on Sunday, March 8, the feral feminism farce was out there for all to see. Between the abortion advocates, Democratic leadership politicking, and general insanity of everyday feminism, this month has elevated itself in levels of insanity. Feminism knows no bounds and will remain an unending spiral of bemoaning unless real women say stop. So here it is: Stop.