We'll say humble is such good advice to you because you've said from the beginning Sarah

that we're not good at assessing risk, especially when it comes to our kids.

And I think that I can pinpoint even now with as much as I still don't know, moments

throughout the past two years when I have both overreacted and underreacted.

Oh, yeah, for sure.

And I am trying very hard to stop doing either of those things and just be where we are

with what we know in every moment. And even as I think that probably the risk is low

for my children, I also realize more and more, especially with Delta, that how it impacts

you often depends on things in our bodies that we don't already know about.

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