That’s a good point. Disneyland however seems to be made up of more locals. When I lived in California the parks were jammed with them. It’s a totally different vibe in the California parks. I do try to stay optimistic. With so much negativity in the works, especially lately, it helps to stay positive. Things will be different. But the love of Disney will stay with many.
This is my 4th infusion (2 more to go) so I pretty much know the drill, but thanks, My cancer markers have gone from 4000+ in November to 20 now, so it has all been worth it.Chemotherapy nurses are God's Angels, and I say that as someone who is agnostic at best.
I hope your chemo goes well. Please, stay hydrated even if you don't feel like drinking anything. I'm sure your nurses will tell you that a million times, but I'll add it one or two times more.
For a year or so that may be true. I don’t see this virus as a permanent change to people’s mentality on travel or large gatherings.
We tend to let bad memories fade...sometimes faster than we should.
After 9/11 people were afraid to fly and wanted to avoid crowded, high profile spots. Measures have been taken to make us feel safer from terrorism. The same can be done for viruses. Not metal detectors or added security this time, but heightened processes and procedures to appear cleaner.
Congrats on those numbers! That is fabulous! All the best to you! I still remember the nurses and volunteers when my mom was receiving chemo 10+ years ago. They were amazing. They made such an impact on her, once cleared, she became a volunteer at the hospital infusion center to help others.
3K people just going about their everyday lives just gone that terrible 9/11 morning. In the next 2 weeks 100K-240K Americans will lose their lives to this terrible coronavirus. Our way of life will forever change even with a vaccine.
So true. I was starting to wonder if I was the only one on here that had been affected so far. Since Sunday, we have already lost a coworker, a coworker’s husband, a parent of a good friend, and a neighbor‘s grandchild. Three different counties represented.
There are people who will. While so many are being devastated financially by this crisis there are many who still have their jobs. Anyone in the medical field or other services which are deemed necessary. Then there’s the retirees who love their cruises. Can’t guarantee July 1 but soon after people will come out. Disney is about escaping reality. And those that can afford it, and some that probably can’t, will come back to the parks.
I tend to agree with you on this. You can hear the frustration in both Dr. Fauci's and Dr. Birx's voices, as well as the Governor of MA...they're getting fed up with people not doing what they're supposed to.
They just need to issue a national lockdown...get it over with.
What about the blowouts that may require more than one tank to wash off?
I said something similar many pages back. I think for people who didn’t have summer plans already it’s likely they will do something more local and low key this summer. Many people already have plans though. I have a WDW trip planned for August that’s already paid for (except for food) so if it’s safe to go I’ll be there. If I cancel it won‘t be for financial reasons, it will be for safety. In my case I’m still working and getting paid so I’m sure many others who lost wages will consider canceling for financial reasons. I don’t expect a full return of crowds for over a year.
