Overall, I'm a bit concerned, mostly for my parents who are older and with health conditions. My father's work is particularly problematic as his boss refuses to shutter and has a penchant for greed and using the business as personal piggy-bank while illegally withholding employee paychecks whenever he drains the store's payroll accounts. So while he's busy slaving away for that tyrant, I'm afraid he could catch it and also bring it home to my chronically ill mother. Not a good situation.
As for me, I'm taking every precaution that comes to mind in avoiding it. I don't want to get it, and more importantly I don't want to help spread it. So hand washing has become a religion. I'm fortunate enough to live in a state that is mostly rural with no major metro areas so our numbers are low, relatively speaking. However, I feel like the people here aren't using their heads, and aren't being as cautious as they need to be, despite the benefit of a shutdown before we even had a single reported case. People aren't staying home enough, and they're packing into the open stores far too densely, and still hoarding essentials in way too much frenzy. For some it would seem the reality of this still hasn't hit close enough and they need to wake up and take it all a bit more seriously, or many more people could pay the price.
Everyone should relax, and stay home as much as they can possibly tolerate. Don't go running into dense crowds to snatch up sugary snack foods and toilet paper. I'm making a conscious effort to stop going out except when out of staple food supplies, maintaining a distance, washing hands, and hoping for the best.
Stay safe everyone.