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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 3483678, member: 1414"] So far, aside from the obvious impacts, staying home etc. 1. Daughter had SATs cancelled with no notice she showed up and place was locked (with many others). No new tests scheduled. She had been preparing heavily. Now doesn't know when she can take them or what schools we should focus on (assuming we can visit any of them anytime soon). Seems minor but it is extremely stressful for these HS juniors. 2. Good friends have dental practice. They were just told no patients for 3 weeks. That financial hit means they must cancel a two family vacation to Ireland we had planned. So we just cancelled it too. Who knows if we can even travel. 3. Wife's parents are at assisted living. We can't visit them anymore at all. Nor can anyone. They don't let them out of the room at all and drop food off outside their door. So their social interaction is down to zero. Father in law has Alzheimers and it progresses much more rapidly when he isn't out talking to people. I fear we can expect a huge increase in people who are clinically depressed. A big jump in suicide numbers and domestic violence. And if they don't relax the restrictions soon, violent societal unrest. [/QUOTE]