PM in Intensive Care...

I think first & foremost is the behaviour of a moderator on here which is borderline disgraceful, what is your objective here to bully & intimidate? That's great for advertising...
Anyway, for 14 years I worked in laboratories and for 10 of those years I was the health & safety representative- basically I care what happens to others and I'm comfortable being vocal about it. 6 of those years I worked in a government facility bio-hazard laboratory analysing for low level radiation - it actually could have be worse it could have been high level radiation..anyway...,I wore layers pf PPE, used extraction fans, the lab was washed & cleaned down twice a day, the lab had a decontamination dress/wash area. No matter what process or PPE we used we all would pick up reoccurring ailments triggered by the samples we were analysing, for me it was always my skin. In the end I decided I wasn't being paid enough for that risk and ended up being an accountant at the almost double the money. Sadly, being an accountant isn't anywhere near the job of working in a lab but for the last 15 years I haven't had any skin problems. What you appreciate and respect is viruses/nature finds a way of spreading. Mostly due to things you can't foresee and I think of the world at this moment in time as an open lab that has this virus circulating around it feeding of those people who don't comply to simple instructions. I have the wipes, gloves and spray for any deliveries - I even leave them standing for 24 hours after all of that. I have the same equipment in my car when I go shopping - I really appreciate the cleaner at ASDA who sprays my trolley with the disinfectant, with actions like that we have a chance of eliminating this virus. Just remember it takes one asymptomatic infected person to bring all your efforts back to square one again. If you want to send loved ones repeatedly out into the current climate without PPE or sanitizer etc then I actually feel ashamed for you.