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Corona-virus REMINDER
Even if you’re not high-risk, though, you should TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO REDUCE YOUR CHANCES OF CATCHING THE VIRUS -- not just for your own sake, but to protect the community:
WASH YOUR HANDS! Soap is the very best preventative for communicating the virus, so use it. Wash your hands regularly, for at least 20 seconds, with soap and water. USE ANTI-BACTERIAL WIPES AND GEL. If you can’t wash your hands, the next best thing is to use an anti-bacterial wipe or gel both before and after you come into contact with other people, objects, or surfaces. And use those wipes to wipe down any objects or surfaces you touch or plan on touching. SOCIAL DISTANCING. You don’t need to hide in your basement, but you should try to keep a “social distance” from others when working, shopping, socializing. Give yourself 5-6 feet of distance from other people if possible.
HANDS OFF YOUR FACE! Try to avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands. KEEP TISSUES HANDY. If you sneeze or cough, do it into a tissue, then throw away the tissue, then wash your hands or wipe them down. If you don’t have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your elbow, not your hand — and then wash or wipe yourself down. STAY HOME IF YOU’RE NOT FEELING WELL! If you’re not feeling well with any kind of cough or fever, stay home. At this point, you probably have a normal flu or some common cold, but don’t take chances. Call your doctor and otherwise get help.
GREETINGS. No kissing, hugging, handshakes. Even the elbow shake is probably not a good idea. Instead, try the “heartfelt” gesture: both hands over your heart and a nod of your head to the person you’re greeting.
STRENGTHEN YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM Strengthen your immune system by: • Getting more sleep • Eating healthier • Staying hydrated • Taking more vitamins, especially Vitamin D, Zinc, or other supplements recommended by your doctor.
AVOID LARGE GROUPS. Avoid gatherings of people in close proximity. No big conferences or anything exposing you to many people.
STOCK UP ON SUPPLIES Stock up on supplies you’ll need: water, canned or frozen food, prescription medication and so on!
Keep up the good work testimonials
Kelby Nitz “was very knowledgeable about the market and interested in our needs and wants through the process.”
Lynda Johnson “did an excellent job of finding and getting me into the type of housing I wanted and could afford.”
Adam & Beth Greenquist (buyer) Gregory A Miller (buyer)
Ron Miller “ Did a great job!!! Very helpful, very knowledgeable, and very patient. Excellent knowledge of local market and contact people for estimates.”
Gabrielle Premer “was so helpful we were actually out of state when we put the bid in on the house and Gabrielle kept us very informed and up to date on the process.”
Christine Gross (buyer)
Gary & Lesa Johnson (buyer)