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33. Ask a cancer patient or survivor about 'clean protections'.

When I was diagnosed (pancreatic) last March, I learned what 'protective precautions' were needed, because I would need to be 'extra clean'. Chemo kills off your immunity first. I've had little to no immunities for a year. It takes months to rebuild immunities, after treatments/surgeries, etc. We've learned alot about protections during our cares.

Masks, gloves, personal cleanliness, and the cleanliness of those around you, are drilled into most cancer patients.
Those of us, who are already doing this, are a good resource for others to find support and learn some great daily life adaptations.
Google cancer treatments and you'll find great info on the topic of protection from illness while getting treatments.

Reach out to those you know who have had recent chemo/radiation treatments and simply ask them about being 'extra' clean.
We have alot to offer, during this pandemic. Many of us, currently under treatment and all treatment survivors, are pretty good at the very thing America is being asked to do today. Avoiding exposure.
Just ask.