Professions that will probably have to make changes
 

Hair stylist, dentist, nail salons and all sports.

deaf folks who read lips (masks...)

politicians (handshaking)

close talkers (Seinfeld/social distancing...)

high-fivers

bankrobbers (no masks left for them)

Opthalmologists; any eye involved procedures?

Where there is a need the obstacles real and or perceived will be over come for all "vulnerable" businesses.......and the need will shift again as vaccines and meds mitigate the horrors of the current day......like the flu.

doctors will actually wash their hands between patients

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House cleaners (but now we can use the excuse ‘we’ don’t have the time)

Spas

Dentists?

Chiropractors?

12 months from now - nobody.

I so hope you are right, that in 12 months we will have a vaccine, and other antiviral agents against this new bug. Or do you mean in 12 months that all of the vulnerable will have died?

I have seen some upsetting views on this forum that make me so sad. I am so glad the moderator removed them. Not that it isn't a fact that many older people will be taken but that some posters seem not to care.

For most of us living here, there are far fewer years ahead of us than behind us, but our lives are precious to us and those who love us.

I want to think about Sally Bowron's post yesterday for toilet paper and how every single responder was positive and caring. (Which she deserves. I know that girl personally and she is a caring and giving person herself)

Be safe everyone. These are unprecedented and troubling times.